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I don't want to be controvertial but if it's sold as a diver looking like a Kampfschwimmer, why is it writen "Pilot" in Cyrillic at 3 o'clock? You also clearly see the wings...
Anyway, it look good;)
Most likely its a navy thing, the Russian train of thought is often being practical one I guess, navy sea pilot does not need to go more than 100m but can be it a helicopter so pilot...i guess its like when we get a 2000m divers watch the Russians think "what's the practicality of that?" This is all just speculation anyway but the bottom line is ...I love it. Bouncy.gif
Also Poljot tend to have that logo on a lot of classics too maybe its a brand thing.
Last edited on Fri Mar 26th, 2010 05:10 pm by ndburley