7282 Amodel 1/72 Yak-17UTI

Additional Information

In 1946, the first Soviet jet fighters successfully passed state tests and were adopted by the air force. Practically, at once there was a need for the corresponding cars with paired management. In Yakovlev design Bureau the basis of the design of training aircraft Yak-21, was taken serial fighter Yak-15. Weapons were removed, and in its place, in front of the cockpit designers placed a second cabin for the student.

Simultaneously with the Yak-21, taking into account the increased requirements for fighters, the OKB team developed a single-seat combat fighter Yak-17 and a double Yak-21 T (Yak-17UTI). Flight tests of the first training Yak-21 began in April 1947. Although the machine flew well, they did not produce, because it was already clear that the Yak-17UTI will have the best data.

model Length: 122 mm.

Wingspan: 128 mm.

Number of parts: 56.

The set includes: sprues - 4 (1 - transparent), decal - 1, Assembly instructions - 1, packing box - 1.