Russian version

• HALL N 1
• HALL N 2

The view of museum display in hall N1

AIR-1 - full-scale mock-up of the first aircraft designed by A.S. Yakovlev (1927)

UT-2 trainer (front and left-hand view), 1935 (exhibit - 1977)

UT-2 trainer aircraft (right-hand view)

UT-1 aerobatic trainer(front and left-hand view) , 1936 (exhibit - 194O)

UT-1 aerobatic and trainer aircraft (right-hand view)

Yak-18 trainer (front and left-hand view), 1946 (exhibit - 1951)

Yak-18 trainer aircraft (right-hand view)

Yak-18T multipurpose trainer, 1967 (exhibit - 1967)

Yak-12A multipurpose aircraft, 1957 (exhibit - 1958)

Photostands:

Episodes from the history of Design Bureau;
Yak test-pilots;
Yak aircraft in the Great Patriotic War;
veterans of Design Bureau - participants of the Great Patiotic War.

Soaled-down models: AIR-6, Yak-1, Yak-23, Yak-24, Yak-25, Yak-25RV, Yak-4O, Yak-4O (executive version), Yak-42:

Model of Yak-24 helicopter

Model of Yak-42 passenger plane

Model of Yak-40 passenger plane

The map of the Yak-4O international flights.

Photostands and scaled-down aircraft models of Tu, An and MiG design bureaus.

Photostands: TsAGI, LII, designers of aircraft engines, aircraft designers - I.I. Sikorsky, D.P. Grigorovich, V.M. Petlyakov, V.M. Myasishchev, P.O. Sukhoi, G.M. Beriev, S.A. Lavochkin; aircraft of the twenties.

M-11, AI-14 aircraft engines.

Yak-9 piston-engined fighter (front and right-hand view), 1942 (exhibit - 1942)

Yak-9 piston-engined fighter (left-hand view)

Yak-11 trainer, 1945 (exhibit - 195O)

Yak-15 jet fighter (front and right-hand view), 1946 (exhibit - 1947)

Yak-38 carrier-borne VTOL, 1972 (exhibit - 1975)

UAVs: "Pchela"1M, 1983 and "Smel"1, 1987

"Pchela" 1M pilotless aircraft

"Shmel" 1 pilotless aircraft

FUKA universal airborne device to get air samples in flight

The copy of memorial plaque on the "Yak Fighter" monument mounted by "Stalingrad battle" museum-panorama

R-60 air-to-air guided missile of close air combat

Photostands:

Rewards for Design Bureau and A.S. Yakovlev;
world records of Yaks;
Design Bureau veterans, main types and versions of Yak aircraft.

Stand of A.S. Yakovlev's books.

Stand of badges.

Stand of aircraft weapon:

ShKAS rapid-firing machine-gun (above), 1932 and UB large-calibre machine-gun, 1939

GSh-23L two-barrel gun of 23 mm calibre, 1960

NR-23-gun of increased rate of fire, 1948

NS-37 - large-calibre gun, 1942

M-1O5, AI-25, AM-5 aircraft engines:

AI-25 Turbojet engine

AM-5 Turbojet engine

Scaled-down models of high-speed railway and magnetical trains:

Model of high-speed railway train

Model of high-speed railway train with magnetic suspendings

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Documentaries on history of Yakovlev Design Bureau created by its cinema workers are demonstrated here.

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