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mcclure@force.ssd.lmsc.lockheed.com writes:

>I recently saw the Marivox model of the J-22 Swedish fighter.  Nice little
>kit.  I thought I saw that it was molded in Poland and then boxed and shipped
>out of Sweden.  I was curious why that was so?  Does Sweden have some sort
>of idiotic "war toy" law or is this just a better business arrangement due
>to the high tax situation in Sweden.  Does anybody know what other kits we
>might see from Marivox - such as a Saab J21R to complement Heller's J-21.
>Kent M. McClure
>Auto racing afficionado and member of San
>Jose IPMS chapter.
>My views are what they are, like them or not.


I belive it depends on, (I'm not sure, Urban might know it better than I),
a Swede who wanted to produce a kit. He was born in Poland and know the right 
people in Poland to produce a kit for a reasonabel price. A rumour says
that the same Swede is planning to produce a SAAB B17 and a SAAB sk60 (105).
But if anyone is interessted, there are a lot of shortruns of Swedish aircrafts
such as SAAB 18 Bomber, J22 and SK14 (I think a J21R is avialable) and much
more. I think it is Sten Sundelin who made some of them. He have also an 
exelent aftermarket decalsheet for the J22.

Goran