Thanks from me, too. By a stroke of fate, I've wound up with two of the Eduard Mirage IIIC kits, a "regular" kit and the Profipak. I also found out, in a stack of review frets I received from them, that the only difference between the two kits is one color fret of mostly cockpit details. And though it is a nice fret, Eduard is selling it separately, and I'm not so sure that the one fret warrants an extra $15 in cost, as I've seen listed in some catalogues. There may also be an extra decal sheet in the Profipak, that is, if the one with the South African markings is not in the "regular" kit. I didn't notice, but with those frets I received, I got some of Eduard's new line of decals, and that included one of the sheets from the Profipak kit sold separately. But since both have the really nice pre-cut masks for the canopy, wheels, and red fuselage flashes for both the French and Israeli machines, and both kits contain the shaped nose weight, one might get just as nice a kit from buying the regular kit, and adding what, if anything, you might want extra separately.