1:72 Lavochkin La-7 Soviet Air Force, Ivan Kozhedub, USSR, 1945 Model Plane

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1:72 Scale Length Width
Lavochkin La-7 4.75” 5.25”

Ivan Kozhedub. Born in 1920, he learned to fly with an aero club before joinin the Soviet Army in 1940. His outstanding WWII career as a fighter pilot earned him numerous outstanding awards and he was one of the few pilots to shoot down a Messerschmitt Me 262 jet. His record included 330 combat missions, 120 aerial engagements and he was credited with shooting down 62 enemy aircraft. He died in 1991 aged 71.

Designed as a high-altitude interceptor version of the La-5, the La7 was first flown on November 19th, 1943.

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