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Yak-141 Freestyle video

By Pavel | February 13, 2006 on 12:24 pm | In Aviation Video, Yak-141 Freestyle, Yakovlev |

Right-click to download Yak-141 “Freestyle” video.
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Nice Yak-141 Freestyle aircraft video - vertical take-off demonstration, take-off with short roll (nice ground hit with exhoust), landings, some nozzle manipulations. Yak-141 Freestyle aircraft is more interceptor then a fighter and was designed to perform aircraft carrier cover operations, but can perform ground attacks too.

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I cant hear nothing, is it only video, no-audio? thanks

Comment by russian — February 15, 2006 #
Yes, it’s only video, there is no sound there.

Comment by Pavel — February 17, 2006 #
Pity there’s no sound. I would love to hear what that engine sounds like!

Comment by Blacktail — December 13, 2006 #
nice airplaine,but the copy the this favolous aircraft is the bigcopy x-35. someone has money but not brain n’ inspiraition thanks

Comment by ugo — January 7, 2007 #
Looks like the result of a mating experiment between a Tornado GR1 and F-15, ugly as sin!

Comment by kernowdruid — January 13, 2007 #
it’s more of a cross bettween a mig 25 and a yak 38. cause it’s got lift engines.

Comment by arc — January 14, 2007 #
“I have a few for you:

TU144, yes the Russians were actually first. How many inflight crack ups did it have???

AN-124 kind of reminds me of a C5A, I wonder why?

an IL-76 reminds me of a C141, why???

A Mainstay reminds me of an AWACS, can’t figure out why that is…,

The variable geometry Mig23 and SU 23 came along several years after the FB111 and the F-14.

I wonder which came first, the Flogger or the Harrier???

My favorite of course was the Russian space shuttle…, remind you of anything???

Dude, the list goes on and on. It’s quite clear who lacked the imagination and ability to generate new designs.

Comment by bf-fly — July 29, 2006 #”

Comment by DeSoLaTe — January 23, 2007 #
I’m sure the mig 23 flew before the f-14 and if u want to talk about copying check my entry in the F-35 video it explanes alot.

Comment by arc — February 15, 2007 #
@ugo: I think the yak141 was developed in the early 80´s and it was ready about 1989 when ll the hell broke loose in URSS

Comment by Gabriel5885 — March 21, 2007 #
Dear sirs, not even USA can show proud about their aviation success, ..Dont you remember how they stole the technologics secrets of Germany ?..
aviation, missiles (without the german Werner Von Braun, USA never could sent a Rocket in to the space..please…¡)
by the way, Tu-144 flied before the Concorde,
many of the big airplanes in the history of aviation as Mig-15,doesn’t count with a lot of millions of dollars for it development..Many of the manificences of the Russian military industry has their own credit… please..¡ everybody have brains…¡

Comment by Carlos — May 27, 2007 #
just i need to know what about the mig31 ????
she is so special and so strong nothing can stope it she have a big turbine and mig31 she is developpede from mig25
mig25=develop.=mig31

Comment by from lebanone — August 27, 2007 #
both, russians and americans took the german minds and made some of the first jet fighters. What do you think, that France developed Typhoon??? No, they just gave money, when it’s up to weapons the germans are invinsible….I say this, although my name is russian, but I just know a lot regarding history and so on….

Comment by Vladimir — July 4, 2008 #
Except similar shape of nose I see no other similar features with Tornado (which is beside quite obsolated), so even if it looks similar its twice as better…And its very boring to argue who invented something first…They both copy each other, and we better never know who has the better aircraft and weapons, don’t you agree?

Comment by Vladimir — July 4, 2008 #
The YAK141 seems to be the ugliest damn thing i’ve ever seen, but its practical. it may be a useless-ish interceptor with only FOUR harpoints, but at least the russians got a supersonic VTOL aircraft with comparable performance to the F/A-18C, and that was before the US did. it kinda looks like a VTOL MiG-25, btw

Comment by I like pie... — January 26, 2009 #