Russian Air Force Military Lavochkin Fighter Aircraft Models and Kits
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La-7
1/48 Scale Kit
Plastic Model Airplane Kit.
 This late-WWII Soviet fighter was really a
lighter, more aerodynamic version of the earlier La-5, designed for greater
performance. Plastic kit measures 7" in length
and has a wingspan of 8". Assembly required.
...#0009761 $13.95
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LA-7
Lavochkin 1/48 Scale Kit
Plastic Model Airplane Kit.
The La-7 was a light-weight, maneuverable aircraft capable of reaching
423 mph - equal to anything on the other side. With under-wing bomb or
rocket capacity and cowl-mounted canons, it provided sufficient punch.
The La-7 was a favorite of Russian aces such as top scorer Ivan Kozhedub,
renowned for 62 kills. Plastic kit features recessed panel lines,
realistic cockpit and assorted weapons. 8" wingspan when completed.
.....#0090529 $14.95
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Lavochkin Aviation Art. |
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Ivan Kozhedub La-7.
Aviation Art Print.
Jerry Crandall. Ivan Kozhedub was the leading Soviet
and Allied Ace of World War II. This print depicts Kozhedub in his La-7,
White 2, the day he scored a victory against an Me 262 and earned his third
Hero of the Soviet Union medal. Limited edition print measures 29"x 22¾" and
is signed by the artist and by Air Marshall Ivan N. Kozhedub.
#0007059
Price: $165.00
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LaGG Fighters in Action.
Softbound Book.
Stapfer. Built primarily of wood, the LaGG fighters
were Polikarpov replacements and, rushed into service in 1941 for fear of a
German attack, were among the first modern monoplane fighters to see service
with the Soviet Air Force during WWII. 49 pgs., 80 photos, line drawings,
and 10 color profiles. 11"x 8¼", sfbd.
#0003760
Price: $11.95
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LaGG & Lavochkin Aces of WWII.
Softbound Book.
Aircraft of the Aces Vol. 56.
Mellinger. This book examines LaGG fighters,
amongst the first piston-engine interceptors flying with the Red Air Forces.
Despite difficulties and political interference, the LaGG-3 matured into an
effective fighter and was the first mount of many Soviet aces. Later, the
Lavochkin family of fighters, such as the La-3, -5 and -7, were the fighters
of choice for pilots such as top Soviet ace Ivan Kozhedub. 96 pgs., 86 B&W
photos and 36 color profiles, 7¼"x 9¾", sfbd.
#0015133
Price: $20.95
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Lavochkin's Piston-Engined Fighters.
Softbound Book.
Red Star Vol. 10
Gordon. This volume explores the formation of OKB-301,
the design bureau created by Semyon. Aircraft examined include the LaGG-3 used
in the Winter War, the La-5 and La-7 of WWII, and the La-9 and La-11 in post-war
roles. Illustrated with rare and previously unpublished photos drawn from
Russian military archives. 128 pgs., 200 B&W photos, 16 pages of color, side
views, line drawings, 8½"x 11", sfbd.
#0011101
Price: $32.95
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Russians Flying the P-39 Airacobra WW2 Prop Fighter |
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Red Star Airacobra
Hardbound Book
Memoirs of a Soviet Fighter Ace 1941-45
Mariinskiy. This is the extraordinary story of Evgeniy Mariinskiy, a Soviet
fighter ace and Hero of the Soviet Union who shot down twenty enemy planes
in aerial combat over the Eastern Front between 1943 and 1945 and who was
himself shot down several times. It's a gripping and superbly readable
memoir that covers early training days, the tactics of the Red Army Air
Force, engagements with enemy fighters, forced landings, loss of comrades,
everyday life and more. 176 pages, 20 B&W photographs, 6"x 9", hardcover.
#0036055
Price: $49.95
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Cobras
over the Tundra
I suggest, by Everett A. Long and Ivan Y. Negenblya, with Editor
Tatiana Long.
The world's most inhospitable wilderness and most unforgiving weather
cost lives to both Soviet and American pilots. This book is dedicated to
those Soviet and American airmen who lost their lives making the world's
greatest armada, spanning two continents--a success, On the monument in
the Siberian village of Seymchan, one of the route's airdromes, there are
some good words inscribed that say it best--" We shall never forget."
Authors Notes: Author of "Cobras Over The Tundra" a history of the
Lend-Lease flights through Alaska to supply the Soviet Union with much
needed warplanes. This book is a collection of high quality photographs
and stories of courage. Young American and Russian airmen had to
challenge the bitter cold of the Arctic winters, and the mosquitoes of
summer flying over the tundra. This is their story.
- ISBN-10: 0963457810
- ISBN-13: 978-0963457813
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Attack of the
Airacobras
Hardbound Book
Soviet Aces, American P-39s, and the
Air War Against Germany
Loza & Gebhardt. During its military struggle with Germany,
the Soviet Union received a major boost with the arrival and
deployment of nearly 5,000 Bell P-39 Airacobra fighter
planes - courtesy of America's Lend-Lease program. The
impact was dramatic, as the Soviets quickly adapted the
planes into a lethal force. Focusing on the combat
operations and daily life of one unit - the 9th Guards
Fighter Division, book shows the primary mission was to
protect Red Army operations from aerial attacks by the
enemy. Based on interviews with Soviet veterans and
extensive access to squadron histories and logbooks, book
provides a rare and insightful look at what it was like to
live and fight in this victorious air unit. 392 pages, 25
photographs, 6"x 9", hardcover.
#0005636
Price: $34.95
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Soviet
Aces of World War 2
Aircraft of the Aces Vol. 15
Morgan.
No single volume in English has ever appeared in the West dealing
with this intriguing subject area, but now that restrictions have
relaxed in the former Soviet Union, record of the deeds of the elite
pilots of the various Soviet Air Forces are coming to light. Follow
their exploits in their MiG-3s, LaGG3/5s, Yak-1/3s and lend lease
aircraft like the Hurricane, Spitfire, P-39
and P-40. 96 pgs., 75 photos and 12 pages of color profiles. 7¼"x
9¾", sfbd.
#0002651 Price:
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The
Alaska-Siberia Connection
Hays.
The story of the WWII air route that supplied lend-lease aircraft
from the U.S. to Russia. From 1942-45 the
Alaska/Siberia route was the most efficent way to ship the much needed
P-39s, A-20s, P-63s and other aircraft to help Russia halt the
German advance. Distrust, language and weather were just some of the obstacles
to overcome. 184 pgs., 6"x 9", hdbd.
#0003793 Price:
$39.95 |
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