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This MiG-1 was captured by Germans and exposed probably in Berlin during 1942. There was a propaganda exhibition called 'Russenparadies'. This exhibition was bombed by German communists, under the leadership of Bruno Baum. The aircraft is one of 22 captured in near flyable condition in the first days of war. |
MiG-1
Specifications |
| General |
Type:
Fighter |
| Engine |
| Mikulin AM-35 A | 1350 hp | Pistons |
| Dimensions/Masses |
| Length: 8.16 m | Width:
10.20 m | Height: 2.62 m Weight: 2602 kg | Max. Combat Weight: 3319 kg |
| Performances |
| Max. Speed: 657 km/h | Ceiling: 12000 m | Range: 580 km |
| Armament |
MG:
1 x 12.7mm Berezin UB MG & 2 x 7.62mm ShKAS |
