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Antonov An-124

from SDASM Archives

  • B said:
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Mosaero Show Zhukovsky

from SDASM Archives

  • Eff said:
    That looks pretty awesome.
  • Chris Muller said:
    Tu-22M? Cool photo.
  • Paul said:
    Looks like a still from Thunderbirds.
  • A30yoyo said:
    Looks like this guy caught (almost) the same moment...same cloud flic.kr/p/cssNYG

Tupolev ANT-20bis

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  • airmanisr2 said:
    ANT-20bis had begun production the and first flew in 1938. It was largely identical in design but with six more-powerful engines. This plane, designated PS-124 and registered CCCP-L760
  • Peter Butt said:
    As above this is the ANT-20bis; built to replace the ANT-20 which was lost in a mid-air collision.