Print Scale 72-365 Decal Polikarpov U-2 Po-2 Part-1 Scale 1:72 for Aircraft Plastic model kit

• Manufacturer: Print Scale (Ukraine)
• Country/Region of Manufacture: Ukraine
• Scale: 1:72
• Model (SKU): Print Scale 72-365
• Condition: New in Box

Characteristics

1. Po-2VS, Unit: 9th GbNBAD, Serial: 28, Mission of Polish rebels supply, September 1944.
2. U-2VS, Unit: 1st AE, 45th GvNBAD, Serial: 7, Pilot - CO of 1st AE, 45th GvNBAD K. Michailenko. Single white stripe means 1st AE (two stripes 2nd AE, three - 3rd AE).
3. Po-2VS, Unit: 23rd GvNBAD, Serial: 1.
4. U-2, Serial: 80, Engelsk flying school, July 1932.
5. U-2VS (LNB), Unit: 242nd NBAD, Serial: 5, Pilot - Hero of the Soviet Union Popova Nadezhda Vasilievna (852 combat missions).
6. U-2, Unit: 2nd Numberless Regiment, 46th ZAP, Serial: 9, July 1943. Aircraft were produced at Kazansky factory.
7. U-2, Unit: 399th Separate Liaison Regiment, 3rd VA, Serial: 13, 3rd Byelorussian Front, Konigsberg direction, February 1945.
8. U-2SP (PS-3), Unit: 62nd Guards air regiment of GVF, Serial: 9, Winter 1943-1944.
9. Po-2VS, Serial: 6 Academy of Air force, Monino, 1945.
10. S-2, Unit: Separate transport-medical regiment, 4th VA, Summer 1944.
11. U-2, Serial: 5, Two-colour camouflage. This aircraft was found by Germans in Summer of 1941.
12. U-2VS (LNB), Unit: 46th GvNBAD, Serial: 2.
13. U-2, Unit: Normandie-Niemen, Serial: 10, The liaison aircraft, Monastirchina, September 1943.
14. U-2, Unit: 235th ShAP, 264th ShAD, Moldova airfield, 1944. On 17:45 of June 21st, 1944 this a/c piloted by Hero of the Soviet Union Vinogradov I.N.
15. Po-2 Unit: 889th NBAP, Serial: 4, Wysoche-Bartosh, Poland, October 9th, 1944.
16. U-2, Serial: 1. This a/c was captured by Finns at Karelia on December 20th, 1939.
17. U-2 "Menzhinskiy", Unit: aeroclub of the No.39 factory, Serial: 1, Middle of 1930's.
18. U-2 "Basneft" Serial: SSSR-Kh5, Limousine Basneft (Bashkirsaya neft' = Bashkirian Oil), Middle of 1930's.
19. U-2, Unit: V.P. Chkalov, Serial: SSSR-Che4, The personal mount of Valeriy Pavlovich Chkalov, presented by Narkomat (Ministry) for Heavy Industry, Circa 1937.