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And yes, I know what this one is.  Do you?  :D

Don't know the name, but it's a russian rocket plane.  BT-19 or something like that

Bereznyak-Isayev BI-1.

It would've been a sort of Soviet Me-163, but unlike the Komet, it never entered service (though a few production models were built before development was cancelled).

Man, and I thought that was going to be a hard one...    :P

Do you know this page Lazerbeak?  :)

http://www.ctrl-c.liu.se/misc/ram/index.html

Do you know this page Lazerbeak?  :)

http://www.ctrl-c.liu.se/misc/ram/index.html

Haven't seen it before, but thanks very much for this link!

I was looking for a website like this where I could learn about the most obscure (but often most interesting) of Russian aircraft. Normally I used Wikipedia, and while it is a great source of quick info, their shelves are a little bare when it comes to the rarer Russian planes...

though a few production models were built before development was cancelled

Like most late 30s stuff it disappeared after the factory relocation messed up production lines.

Theres a lot of interesting stuff from 1930s russia that never went past drawing board stage. Usually involving ramjet powered planes, some where rumoured to be transsonic capable

All I know is that it's in IL:2.

All I know is that it's in IL:2.

And that the few that were active did make a few kills...

But landing the thing was really dangerous

All I know is that it's in IL:2.

And that the few that were active did make a few kills...

Are you sure about that Ivan? It says HERE that only 7 powered flights were made. The project was abandoned after the test pilot was fatally injured during the 7th & final flight.

All I know is that it's in IL:2.

And that the few that were active did make a few kills...

Are you sure about that Ivan? It says HERE that only 7 powered flights were made. The project was abandoned after the test pilot was fatally injured during the 7th & final flight.

Nopbody is sure about ANY military statistics from russia in 1942... They hardly knew how many planes they had at the end of the week. Anything that could fly was put into action and when it was unrepairable stripped for parts or cut in pieces

That thing is so fun in IL-2  ;D. I love attacking HE-111 formations with it

I was looking for a website like this where I could learn about the most obscure (but often most interesting) of Russian aircraft. Normally I used Wikipedia, and while it is a great source of quick info, their shelves are a little bare when it comes to the rarer Russian planes...

Like the IL-18 4-engined airliner that never made it into production past the prototype ?

 ;)

I was looking for a website like this where I could learn about the most obscure (but often most interesting) of Russian aircraft. Normally I used Wikipedia, and while it is a great source of quick info, their shelves are a little bare when it comes to the rarer Russian planes...

Like the IL-18 4-engined airliner that never made it into production past the prototype ?