Central Museum of the Russian Air Force. Others.
In order not to end the review of the street exhibition on a minor note from the previous report, I decided to add another one, where I will include exhibits that more or less turned out in the photo. But and this will not be a complete review yet.
Main publication: Central Museum of the Russian Air Force. Introduction.
Previous publication: Central Museum of the Russian Air Force. Civilians.
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Let’s begin! Like on a decent excursion: “Look to the left, look to the right...”.
We have already seen some of the developments of the Sukhoi Design Bureau.
Let’s see what else is there. Just in ascending numbering order:
Plus an experimental aircraft.
And one more, but this time from the Mikoyan and Gurevich Design Bureau.
It is not for nothing that it stands next to the Tu-144. But to understand this, you must either know it or look at it from above.
And one more experiment
The rest are production aircraft.
We have already seen one Yakovlev Design Bureau fighter from the beginning of the era of jet aviation in the hangar. There’s one more here.
But there weren’t any like this before.
I only recently found out about this family.
More precisely, about a prefabricated set of one of them. I’ll definitely buy it and collect it!
And I only found out on this visit that the Lavochkin Design Bureau created something like this.
Again, this is not a complete review. There are also paths on this site that are worth walking.
But that’s for next time.