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When I was a kid (appox 1957) I got a model of a Russian Jet. I ran many
searches on the net but can't find anything on it. I don't remember the designation, but I think it was a Yak. Yes I ran 4 Yak sites that came up. The Jet had a nose like the F-86D, swept wings with a high sweeping tail. The tail was very long compared to the rest of the A/C It swept back and up in a nice curve. I've never seen another A/C with a tail like it. Single engine, single seater with a couple of cannon, I think were 37MM. I think it might have been Experimental because I can't find anything out about it.. Any Help would be welcomed... Frank |
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