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Soko 522 trainer aircraft.

I had a feeling someone would beat me to draw the h8k.
mine is halfway done. but it almost looks the same.
Beautiful drawing!

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Nice additions.

@MarKhan
I think that the canopy of SOKO 522 would look better if the vertical parts of the frames would be 3-pixel thick.

Could not find a Zero in the archives

I think there is only this variant of it drawn so far.

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This is Ikarus 452M, one of the smallest jet fighters ever built. Only 2 prototypes was produced. It has two jet engines with 3 KN thrust total, max speed was around 800 km/h and armament were two 12.7mm machineguns.

Very erm..... small

Great drawing MarKhan

Well Done

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Nice work MarKhan.
Haven't You thought about starting a dedicated thread about aircraft built in (and perhaps also: used by...) Yugoslavia and successor states, presented in organized manner (chronologically or by category)? (something along the lines of my Polish Wings )

Nah, I'll stick with regular thread. I guess my work will be added in the archive.

Let's proceed...
In 1948. Yugoslavia severed all relations with USSR and become dependent only on domestic industrial capacities. On 25 October 1952. first yugoslav jet airplane made its first flight. It was S-451M (Mlazni=jet) made by Ikarus, factory later known for buses.

Excellent additions, I'd never heard of these Ikarus aircraft before. I look forward to seeing more Yuogoslavian aircraft.

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