

The Vva-14 Was Designed By Italian-born Designer Robert Bartini In Answer To A Perceived Requirement To Destroy United States Navy Polaris Missile Submarines. Condition New In Box The Bartini Beriev Vva-14 Vertikano-vzletayushchaya Amfibiya (vertical Take-off Amphibious Aircraft) Was A Wing-in-ground-effect Aircraft Developed In The Soviet Union During The Early 1970s.1 Designed To Be Able To Take Off From The Water And Fly At High Speed Over Long Distances, It Was To Make True Flights At High Altitude, But Also Have The Capability Of Flying Efficiently Just Above The Sea Surface, Using Aerodynamic Ground Effect.
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Manufacturer Modelsvit (ukraine) Code 72041 Scale 172 Material Plastic Paint Unpainted, Unassembled, Kit Do Not Contain Paints And Glue. Modelsvit 72041 172 Scale Vva-14 With Inflatable Pontoons Scale Model Airplane Modelsvit 72041 172 Vva-14 With Inflatable Pontoons Scale Model Airplane


Modelsvit 72041 - 172 Vva-14 With Inflatable Pontoons Scale Model Kit
