Its characteristics look to be:
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late model, probably with slats;
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without radio and radio mast;
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apparently without the sliding canopy (it's not clear if it was flown so,
or it was lost during the recovery);
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inert gas pipe on the left exhaust stack;
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camouflaged green and dark green with light blue undersurfaces;
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yellow (or light blue? or...) number 32, freehand painted (perhaps airbrushed),
overposed to the fuselage star; the shape of the number is slightly different
from right side to left side;
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red painted trim on fuselage and, perhaps, on the right elevator;
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green spinner with a black band;
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black propeller blades;
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black sprayed stripes (or smoke traces?) on the main gear door.
According to researches of Erik Pilawskii, the camo scheme shown on the
right is typical of green/ dark green camouflaged aircrafts, adapted to
what is visible on the photos. |
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