Strange Russian old Aircraft Models

[hesham]

Hi,


in a Russian magazine,; Kryl'ya Rodine or Крылья Родины of 1967,here is a strange model concepts
for VTOL or STOL aircraft.

 

[hesham]

Hi,


also from the same magazine of 1966,a strange aircraft model may be it was Airliner or Ekranoplane,
but the rear engines mounted above the tail fin !.

 

[hesham]

Also from Kryl'ya Rodine 08/1985,


I found that strange drawing,but I don't know it was only for Model or a real aircraft
design ?.

 

[Granit]

Concept aircraft to fly around the globe, designed by students MAI.

 

[hesham]

Good translate,thank you Granit.

 

[Retrofit]

Good translate,thank you Granit.

Indeed, please, Granit!
Thanks in advance!

 

[hesham]

From Kryl'ya Rodine 02/1987,


here is anther strange Model,may be it was from MAI also.

 

[Jemiba]

Judging the engines and details like landing gears in the drawings of the first post,
I would think of them as free flight models.

 

[hesham]

Yes my dear Jemiba,and welcome your return.

 

[flateric]

From Kryl'ya Rodine 02/1987,
here is anther strange Model,may be it was from MAI also.

ever heard of Rutan Voyager?

 

[hesham]

I know it my dear Flateric,


but the translation is the problem.

 

[hesham]

Also from Ktyl'ya Rodine 09/1985,


a strange drawing to aircraft design,may be just a Model.

 

[hesham]

Also from Kryl'ya Rodine 01/1987,


here is a two drawings to a strange helicopter and aircraft designs,of course only a models.

 

[Granit]

Also from Ktyl'ya Rodine 09/1985,
a strange drawing to aircraft design,may be just a Model.

This control line racing model aircraft class F2С.

 

[hesham]

Thank you Granit.

 

[flateric]

Also from Kryl'ya Rodine 01/1987,


here is a two drawings to a strange helicopter and aircraft designs,of course only a models.

these are descriptions of US and West Germany patents

 

[hesham]

Thank you my dear Flateric.

 

[hesham]

From Kryl'ya Rodine 02/1988,


what was this ?.

 

[Granit]

Shuttle concept proposed by Friedrich Zander in 1922. Horizontal take-off and landing, two winged stage.

 

[hesham]

Shuttle concept proposed by Friedrich Zander in 1922. Horizontal take-off and landing, two winged stage.

Many many thanks Granit,and a Shuttle in 1922 !,I say to my self; great find.

 

[Stargazer2006]

Also from Kryl'ya Rodine 08/1985,
I found that strange drawing,but I don't know it was only for Model or a real aircraft
design ?.

I have two versions of this design called "40000" and "45000" but they have canards.

 

[hesham]

Wow,that's nice.

 

[Jemiba]

... but they have canards.

With those straight wings, I'm pretty sure they need them. Contrary to, say some Fauvel designs,
the trailing edge still is well forward, so there would be no lever arm for the elevator, I think.

 

[hesham]

Also from Kryl'ya Rodine 4/1989,


a strange twin boom model ?.

 

[Granit]

Remotely piloted aircraft to study temperature changes at low altitudes, for agricultural purposes.

Created at the Kharkov Aviation Institute, 1988.

Span - 10 ft
Length - 4.6 ft
MTOW - 13 lb
Payload - 4.5 lb

 

[hesham]

Thank you Granit very much.

 

[hesham]

From Kryl'ya Rodine 02/1988,

Anther projects for Zander,space shuttle;


http://maksim-kot.livejournal.com/83695.html

 

[hesham]

Hi,


here is anther four Models of aircraft for a weird concepts,I spoke before about two of them;


http://modelist-konstruktor.com/v_mire_modelej/neobychnye-komponovki
http://p-ln.ru/rus/Sa-1/index.html

 

[Grey Havoc]

Hi,


here is anther four Models of aircraft for a weird concepts,I spoke before about two of them;


http://modelist-konstruktor.com/v_mire_modelej/neobychnye-komponovki
http://p-ln.ru/rus/Sa-1/index.html

The first image looks almost like an attempt to create a workable aircraft using a Busemann ringwing.

 

[antigravite]

Shuttle concept proposed by Friedrich Zander in 1922. Horizontal take-off and landing, two winged stage.

Hi. I'm curious… Where does this 1922 date come from? Which precise source? The earliest record I have on this is 1924 (journal publication). I read the was a patent in 1919 but it might be a misconception…

BTW, I just opened a thread on Tsander's early shuttle concept, the first ever matured by an engineer (to be fair, other pioneers examined this concept such as von Hoefft or Valier, but the first in-depth study of rocket shuttles was published by Eugen Sänger in Germany in the early 1930s)

A.