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PostPosted: Wed Sep 26, 2007 1:45 pm 
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Here are some planes I saw while in Moscow 2 years ago, sorry about the photo quality, it was just before I went to digital so these are photos of photos. Next month I'm going back to get better photos which I will post. If I remember correctly they were a couple WWII planes that someone said were reproductions so I didn't take photos of them, I will correct that this time.
Maybe one of you can ID these, thanks

These are at the Central Museum of the Armed Forces
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These are at Mt.Poklonnaya

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PostPosted: Wed Sep 26, 2007 3:00 pm 
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the pics are fine!! i think the 1st pic is a yugoslavian soko galeb

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WOW. Very cool. Wish I could help you but I know very little about Russian Aircraft. I'd be interested in knowing the names of all the planes that are there though!


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Is that snow or the fall-out from their latest nuclear winter :shock: :? :?:

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Looks like (in order)

L-29 Delphin
Su-15 FLAGON
MiG-29 FULCRUM
Ka-27, MiG-23, MiG-21, MiG-21, MiG-17
Su-27 FLANKER
MiG-21 FISHBED
SA-2 GAMMON, Au-7 FITTER A
IL-28 BEAGLE
Ka-27
Mi-4 HOUND
Mi-24 HIND A
Mi-24 HIND A
Su-7 FITTER A
MiG-23 FLOGGER
MiG-23 FLOGGER
MiG-21 FISHBED
MiG-17 FRESCO
Mi-24 HIND A
Su-15 FLAGON
Su-17 FITTER B
Ka-27
Mi-24 HIND E
Su-25 FROGFOOT
MiG-29 FULCRUM
MiG-23 FLOGGER
MiG-21 FISHBED
MiG-17 FRESCO
MiG-15UTI MIDGET
Mi-8 HIP

..Forgot the NATO names for the Ka's... :wink:

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We'll have to dock a few points for that Old SAR pilot. :wink:

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Great pics. I am fascinated by jets with glass house noses. I don't know why.

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Is it that I am bias, or are russian aircraft the ugliest freakin things you have ever seen in your life?

Greaet photos!


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hah! I always thought they were sort of pretty. Like a woman with an "interesting nose" you can't get out of your mind.

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Paul Krumrei wrote:
Is it that I am bias, or are russian aircraft the ugliest freakin things you have ever seen in your life?

Greaet photos!


Well, there's an old saying. "If it's ugly, it's British (spitfire excluded). If it's weird, it's French. And if it's ugly AND weird, it's Russian." :lol:


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i always liked the russian helicopters. cool pics.


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I don't know what it is, but those airplanes in snow seems so appropriate.

Great pictures by the way.

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Old SAR pilot, thank you, i will replace these photos after I get back. I'll be going to Monino so maybe I have something interesting when ZI get back. Has anyone been to Monino ? appox. how many planes are there??


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Might take a gander at this site....It'll give you an ides of numbers/types :wink:

http://www.moninoaviation.com/ix.html

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