provisional updates to LaGG-3 page

[Massimo Tessitori]

Hi John, 
thank you for your kind words.
Massimo

[Apex1701]

Well done Massimo!

Jean

[Massimo Tessitori]

Hi,
I've uploaded a new profile of LaGG-3 silver 71.
Massimo

[Massimo Tessitori]

Hi,
I've:
uploaded a page with scale drawings of LaGG-3 early type comparing the planes made by different factories;
uploaded a pair of new photos of plane n.20 of 44 IAP and corrected some lines in the camouflage of my profile;
uploaded the photos of the model of Yak-3VK-107 of Bert Andermann.
All those pages are accessile from http://mig3.sovietwarplanes.com
Massimo

[Massimo Tessitori]

Hi,
I've added two more profiles of LaGG-3 with skis and related photos. The new images are at the end of the page. Thanks to John and AR.

Massimo.

[John Thompson]

Impressive work, as usual, Massimo! I'm still always amazed when I see several photos of the same aircraft taken at different times, like this LaGG-3 "Blue 41", or the well-known I-16 type 28 "White 301 (307?)". It's surprising because it seems as if every Wehrmacht soldier had a camera with him during Operation Barbarossa, and plenty of time to take photographs with it. You'd think they were on a vacation, instead of fighting a war! The other thing that surprises (and delights!) me is that, even now, almost 70 years later, these photographs continue to be discovered. What else is out there, still hidden in some attic or basement? Amazing!

John

[marluc]

Very nice profiles Massimo,I like "Blue 41".Well done,greetings.

Martin

[Massimo Tessitori]

Hi John and Martin,
thank you for the compliments.
By the way, I was looking at the photos of I-16 n.301 or 307 yesterday. I wonder if it is the same plane, in some photos appears destroyed, in some other ones is intact.
Have an happy Easter
Massimo