Top 9 most unusual aircraft

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Trying to improve combat effectiveness, many designers completely forgot about aesthetics. History knows many examples of aircraft capable of surprising even the most experienced specialist.

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    1. Alex 2016 Rank
      Alex 2016
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      31 January 2017 09: 19
      And why are the Air Force (Air Force) and the VVA-14 (Bartini aircraft) voiced as BBC and BBC? Absolutely dumb? They would take a smarter girl for voice acting! Or at least checked for her. Or then everything on angliyskom bazarili
      1. Andrey Yuryevich Rank
        Andrey Yuryevich
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        31 January 2017 13: 46
        in my opinion the most disgusting apparatus, removed Fedya Bondarchuk in his last (I hope) "movie masterpiece" - "attraction" ....
    2. sub307 Rank
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      31 January 2017 09: 24
      But you never know what Tupolev said .... In general, the terms themselves - “beautiful” or “ugly” can be a subject of discussion since these concepts themselves are only the fruits of the stereotypes and preferences inherent in any “individual” or a large group of “individuals” "having approximately the same, again stereotypes and preferences.

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