TU 134 AEROFLOT Metal Vintage USSR 1967 Model Airplane Plane Soviet Union
Item History & Price
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Original vintage Russian Soviet USSR Desk & Shelf metal Modelairplane plane TU-134 AEROFLOT.Made in USSR - Soviet Union, 1967.There is damage to the paint, but it looks impressive!
Produced for the anniversary of the company AEROFLOT as a giftfor high-ranking foreign guests, and the leadership of the USSR.
TU-134 (on the codification of NATO: Crusty - "Stranglethorn" or "Blue bird") - Soviet passenger airplane for 76-80 passengers for small and medium-sized airlines, &nb...sp;developed in the early 1960s in the OKB im. Tupolev and produced serially from 1966 to 1984 at the Kharkov Aviation Production Association. The first flight was performed on July 29, 1963, in service since September 1967. One of the most massive passenger aircraft assembled in the Soviet Union. In total, along with the experimental and pre-series models, 854 aircraft of all modifications were built. All production was discontinued in 1989. Tu-134 was exported to the Warsaw Treaty countries.
AEROFLOT - the country's largest airline - Soviet Union.Headquarters - in Moscow.The date of foundation of civil aviation in the USSR is February 9, 1923."Aeroflot" - a member of the International Air Transport Association (IATA).Base airport - Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport.
Really a ultra rare item!
This model was made in the Soviet Union in 70s.
The length of the aircraft about 240 mm (9.44" inches).The model is made of metal, WITHOUT BASE!
Excellent item for your collection, a great gift for fans of Russian military heritage!
A USED condition on a REAL photo.Look at the ACTUAL photos! You receive what you see.I sell it in the condition as it is.
Payment: I accept PayPalI'm always in contact, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. by Kyiv time, except Saturday and Sunday.
Produced for the anniversary of the company AEROFLOT as a giftfor high-ranking foreign guests, and the leadership of the USSR.
TU-134 (on the codification of NATO: Crusty - "Stranglethorn" or "Blue bird") - Soviet passenger airplane for 76-80 passengers for small and medium-sized airlines, &nb...sp;developed in the early 1960s in the OKB im. Tupolev and produced serially from 1966 to 1984 at the Kharkov Aviation Production Association. The first flight was performed on July 29, 1963, in service since September 1967. One of the most massive passenger aircraft assembled in the Soviet Union. In total, along with the experimental and pre-series models, 854 aircraft of all modifications were built. All production was discontinued in 1989. Tu-134 was exported to the Warsaw Treaty countries.
AEROFLOT - the country's largest airline - Soviet Union.Headquarters - in Moscow.The date of foundation of civil aviation in the USSR is February 9, 1923."Aeroflot" - a member of the International Air Transport Association (IATA).Base airport - Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport.
Really a ultra rare item!
This model was made in the Soviet Union in 70s.
The length of the aircraft about 240 mm (9.44" inches).The model is made of metal, WITHOUT BASE!
Excellent item for your collection, a great gift for fans of Russian military heritage!
A USED condition on a REAL photo.Look at the ACTUAL photos! You receive what you see.I sell it in the condition as it is.
Payment: I accept PayPalI'm always in contact, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. by Kyiv time, except Saturday and Sunday.
