Antonov Tank Tops
Description: The Antonov An-2 is one of the largest single reciprocating engine biplanes in the world. It is part of the An-2 aircraft family, highly successful utility aircraft that, after a nearly fifty-year.
Antonov AN-2 Nicknamed Annushka Soviet Union Vintage Military Aircraft Tank Top
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$21
Description: Ukraine sacrificed everything not only for its freedom but for the freedom of the world and for security in Europe. One of the country's symbols, An-225 Mryia, was destroyed in the first days of the war. But it will rise again, as Ukraine always does throughout history. Part of the proceeds from this design will go to cover Ukrainian charities on the ground (UNITED 24, Sternenko fund, Prytula and more)
Description: The AN-225 made its first flight on the 21st of December 1988 taking off from the factory aerodrome in Svyatoshyn. The airplane was flown by a crew headed by Oleksandr Galunenko. Mriya was developed for transportation of the Buran shuttle orbiter and components of the Energiya carrier rocket.
Description: The AN-225 made its first flight on the 21st of December 1988 taking off from the factory aerodrome in Svyatoshyn. The airplane was flown by a crew headed by Oleksandr Galunenko. Mriya was developed for transportation of the Buran shuttle orbiter and components of the Energiya carrier rocket.
Description: Get this for patriotic military aircraft lovers, flying veterans and relatives of airplane crews, aviation model planes makers and air warfare fanatics. Great for airplane memorabilia collectors showing blueprint diagrams of an Antonov An-2, with name written in Russian writing.
Description: Get this for patriotic military aircraft lovers, flying veterans and relatives of airplane crews, aviation model planes makers and air warfare fanatics. Great for airplane memorabilia collectors showing blueprint diagrams of an Antonov An-2, with name written in Russian writing.
Description: The AN-225 made its first flight on the 21st of December 1988 taking off from the factory aerodrome in Svyatoshyn. The airplane was flown by a crew headed by Oleksandr Galunenko. Mriya was developed for transportation of the Buran shuttle orbiter and components of the Energiya carrier rocket.
