Well, let's see if the bakery's open! First things first!

pastries, and THEN espionage, in that order!!

Damn right!

Apparently I have decided that Minsk is a very mauve place.
It... was painted red after the Glorious Revolution, but it faded?

Yeah, that must be it!

I like this new page! :)

And that bus too! Perhaps something of Polish make again? ;)

Thanks! I kind of fudged the bus a little... It's a mashup of a Ford and a Zawrat :)

Yeah, this makes sense ^^ In fact during that time in Poland were countless buses made with truck chassis and custom bodies, so the variety was pretty big back then :)

I love the way you have Rudek break the fourth wall during the introductions to the chapters.

Thanks!

Trolleycar!

Ding ding!

I have a book printed in Russia, with a history of Soviet Police Uniforms from 1917 to 1945. The early revolutionary uniforms were to say the least... odd, and also changed on average every two years, until the war. where it was the same late 30's uniform, with different piping and collars, as the Red Army. They also transitioned after 1942 as the Army did. I can offer you scans of pages if you need them.

Wow! Resources on what the cops on Minsk would be wearing in 1930 would be super helpful!

Will pass along scans then.

Your kindness is deeply appreciated!

Not3e with dropbox Link has been sent.

Must have taken forever to dye his fur.