Yakovlev Yak-9U & P 6119
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Developed from the most successful and numerous of Russian fighters, the Yak-9 was an all-metal fighter used by the Soviet Union and its allies (Bulgaria, Poland, Yugoslavia) during and after World War Two, including action in the Korean War. The series of Yakovlev fighters underwent constant updating, mostly on the armaments side. The 9U and 9P variants were the most advanced. This work features: scale plans; photos and drawings from technical manuals; superb colour illustrations of camouflage and markings, walk-around colour photographs of surviving aircraft; rare black and white archive photographs from the aircraft's service. It is essential reading for aviation enthusiasts and scale aero-modellers.
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Yakovlev Yak-9U & P 6119, Robert Peczkowski, Artur Juszczak, Bartłomiej Belcarz, Robert J. Panek, Krzysztof Wołowski, James Kightly, Roger Wallsgrove
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- 2006
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- (měkká),
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- Titul
- Yakovlev Yak-9U & P 6119
- Jazyk
- anglicky
- Autoři
- Robert Peczkowski, Artur Juszczak, Bartłomiej Belcarz, Robert J. Panek, Krzysztof Wołowski, James Kightly, Roger Wallsgrove
- Rok vydání
- 2006
- Vazba
- měkká
- ISBN13
- 9798389450271
- Série
- Kategorie
- Anotace
- Developed from the most successful and numerous of Russian fighters, the Yak-9 was an all-metal fighter used by the Soviet Union and its allies (Bulgaria, Poland, Yugoslavia) during and after World War Two, including action in the Korean War. The series of Yakovlev fighters underwent constant updating, mostly on the armaments side. The 9U and 9P variants were the most advanced. This work features: scale plans; photos and drawings from technical manuals; superb colour illustrations of camouflage and markings, walk-around colour photographs of surviving aircraft; rare black and white archive photographs from the aircraft's service. It is essential reading for aviation enthusiasts and scale aero-modellers.



