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Fighter Yak-9 72-072 Scale 1/72

Fighter Yak-9 72-072 Scale 1/72
Fighter Yak-9 72-072 Scale 1/72
Fighter Yak-9 72-072 Scale 1/72
Fighter Yak-9 72-072 Scale 1/72
Fighter Yak-9 72-072 Scale 1/72
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Fighter Yak-9 72-072 Scale 1/72
Fighter Yak-9 72-072 Scale 1/72
Fighter Yak-9 72-072 Scale 1/72
Fighter Yak-9 72-072 Scale 1/72
Fighter Yak-9 72-072 Scale 1/72
Fighter Yak-9 72-072 Scale 1/72
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  • Stock: 4
  • Model: 72-072
  • Weight: 12.00g
  • MPN: 72-072
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£15.49
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High-quality water-slide decal set for the Yakovlev Yak-9 fighter aircraft, covering a wide range of late-war and immediate post-war variants used by the Soviet Air Force and allied units.
The set includes historically accurate markings based on archival photographs and official unit records, representing aircraft from the Eastern Front, Central Europe, and post-war evaluation units.
Designed for precise fit and clean application on 1/72 scale models.

Includes marking options for 23 aircraft:
✓ Yak-9U — Georgiy Baevskiy, 5th Guards Fighter Regiment (GIAP), Germany, March 1945
✓ Yak-9T — Capt. René Challe, Normandie–Niemen Regiment, Eastern Front, February 1945
✓ Yak-9P (Yak-9B) “Moscow”, tactical No. 2 — Capt. I.I. Petrov, 168th IAP, Moscow region, June 1944
✓ Yak-9M — ace G.L. Nakaznyuk, Eastern Front, August 1944
✓ Yak-9D, tactical No. 31 — Vladimir I. Voronov, 6th GIAP, Black Sea Fleet Air Arm, May 1944
✓ Yak-9D, tactical No. 22 — Capt. M. Grib, 6th GIAP, Saki airfield, April–May 1944
✓ Yak-9U — Maj. Victor Kalashnikov, 291st IAP, Germany, 1946
✓ Yak-9UT — Maj. Grigori Kudlenko, 6th Orshansk Red Banner GIAP, East Prussia, 1947
✓ Yak-9UT, tactical No. 37 — 12th Red Banner IAP, Baltic Sea Fleet, East Prussia, 1945
✓ Yak-9UT, tactical No. 31 — 3rd Sq., 43rd IAP, East Prussia, May 1945
✓ Yak-9U with VK-107 engine, tactical No. 14 “Vakhtangovets” — 29th Volkhov GIAP, Karelia Front, winter 1944–45
✓ Yak-9UT — Maj. Alexei Reshetov, 21st GIAP, Hungary, 1945
✓ Yak-9UT “Pobeda”, tactical No. 1 — Capt. Garry Merveladze, Prague, May 1945
✓ Yak-9U, tactical No. 9/5 — unknown unit, April 1945
✓ Yak-9T, tactical No. 52 — Lt. Petr Peskarev, 812th IAP, April 1944 (pilot KIA)
✓ Yak-9T, tactical No. 38 — Lt. Alexandr I. Vybornov, 728th IAP, Poland, autumn 1944
✓ Yak-9P (Yak-9B), s/n 12153100 — Lt. Col. G.A. Kokrushchev, 168th IAP
✓ Yak-9T, tactical No. 04 — Maj. I.N. Stepanenko, 4th IAP, 1945
✓ Yak-9T, tactical No. 10 — Capt. Soloviev, 845th IAP, spring 1945
✓ Yak-9M, tactical No. 1 — aircraft presented to Bulgarian Air Force, Bulgaria, 1945
✓ Yak-9U, tactical No. 2, s/n 42166097 — Lt. N.F. Kizim, Bulgaria, 1945–46
✓ Yak-9P, tactical No. T2-3002 — USA evaluation aircraft, Wright-Patterson AFB, 1955
✓ Yak-9P — North Korean Air Force aircraft, captured by US forces

 Product features
✓ 23 historically accurate marking options
✓ Full set of national insignia and unit markings included
✓ Precise colour registration and sharp printing
✓ Suitable for kits from Tamiya, Zvezda, ICM, Eduard, Hasegawa and similar manufacturers
✓ Designed for experienced and beginner modellers alike

Printed on thin, flexible decal film for smooth application and a realistic painted-on appearance.
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