Shcherbakov Shche-2 Bis? Russian & Post WW II Lignt Transport Croco Resins 1/72

Description

This is a CROCO Models Resin  kit  in 1/72 scale
Scherbakov Sche-2
Second type?  (Bis)
I have  TWO kits  of this  plane By Croco
This one  has  skis wheels and Wheel Pants  the other Skis ,Wheels ..  Go Figure?
...another example of  "Idiotic Boxing" policy ?
Croco gives   no explanation
and  I cant get any more of these  kits
Decal is for  USSR only ... Check Wikipedia  for  other users
The
Shcherbakov Shche-2
(
Russian
:
Ще-2
), also known as the
TS-1
and nicknamed "Pike",
[
as a twin-engined utility aircraft manufactured in the
Soviet Union
, designed by
Alexei Shcherbakov
for construction by
OKB
-47, to meet an urgent requirement for a light
transport
and liaison aircraft for operation by the
Soviet Air Force
during the
Second World War
. Proving to be successful, it remained in service for a number of years post-war in both civilian and military roles in the Soviet Union, and with the air forces of several allied nations. 550 built, in use until 1956 (USSR) and 1960 (foreign users
!!!PLEASE R
EAD!!!
Postage is FREE!
But D
omestic orders of  BOOKS
Mail at Media  Mail Rate  and  CanNOT  be  combined  with other items. The  kits  will  be invoiced  separately
Please inform me immediately if after winning an item if you are bidding on another.  The  postage  is  free so you are not saving money by waiting  to combine  items
IF it is more than 3 days away the ITEMS WILL NOT COMBINE on the invoice
.
I ship most of my items cocoon in bubble wrap in a large envelope . Folding style one piece boxes are collapsed flat to avoid damage. This is a very effective, lightweight & inexpensive way to mail.
BUT if you want your items shipped in a BOX there will be additional weight and additional cost, its up to you.
IF You want your order BOXED,
You must ask via Bay ,
or call me,
Joe ,
So  IF YOU WANT TO USE YOUR CARD OR HAVE A QUESTION PLEASE CALL ME
sincerely ,
Joe Gian Francesco/Joe's Models
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