Shockjockey
Nice

Thanks man 
When it arrives I will make many new pics of it and also compare it with the Tu-144LL I have from Herpa Models as well
 
The ones I still seek are the following:

Western Models Tu-144D Charger CCCP-77112 @ Scale 1:200




Western Models Tu-144LL Flying Labratory RA-77114 with Tu-160 Engines @ Scale 1:200:

Here my Tu-144 Collection so far

Got  five now!  Still hoping to always add more

So Far I have the following:

RA-77114 a Tu-144D converted to a Tu-144LL The Flying Laboratory with the Tupolev, Boeing, TSAGI, Nasa, MOCKBA & Tu-144 Logo's on it  Scale 1:200


CCCP-77101 Pre-Production Tu-144. Scale 1:400


CCCP-Christmas 2012 a Special limited Edition made by Herpa Models for Christmas 2012,  would of been cool if  a real Tu-144 was painted like it   Scale 1:500


CCCP-77107 1st of 10 Tu-144S variants. Scale 1:400


CCCP-77112 the only Tu-144 displayed outside Russia. This is a Tu-144D that is displayed at the Technik Museum in Sinsheim, GermanyScale 1:200


And here some group shots :)










And here the final display:






Main Display on the Left:


Main Display on the Right:


Enjoy

Very interesting.

rjohnson11
Very interesting.

Thanks and to me Tu-144 is the most beautiful airliner ever made even it's history isn't that great, it still made many world records and had a very innovative design . The Tu-144LL also helped research on newer tech SST (Super-Sonic Transport)

2 days ago I been to the Naturalis Museum in Leiden, The Netherlands to see the oldest Tyrannosaurus Rex Skeleton known, a real one not some replica, so yes I had to see this for real, Dr. Anne Schulp, a Dutch Paleontologist found this T-rex in USA and it's length is 13 Meters  / 42.9 feet long and it weighs 5 metric tons, Trix also tends to be a female. :)
 
Anyways here the pics :)
 
First there were these Animatronics, the firs tlot were not so good, but the others mainly the Rexes were pretty okay, the smell of rubber was very there lel
These Animatronics do look somewhat Derpy xD
 
A pack of Deinonychus eating a "what it seemed to be" Tenontosaurus:

 
Here an Ankylosaurus and a Tyrannosaurus Rex:

 
Rex's head closeup:

 
Some feathered Utahraptors encountering a Maiyasaura:

 
Feathered Utahraptor closeup:

 
A shot form the Maiya's side:

 
A T-Rex feeding on a Triceratops carcas:

 
That face of I am really trying to look mean, but it can't seem to get it right lel xD

 
Dig's in to it then xD

 
Hmm that heavenly taste of fresh trike steaks

 
And now the Real thing, all meet Trix The Dutch Tyrannosaurus Rex

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
And there you have it, Enjoy the pics