Yakovlev Yak-36 Soviet VTOL experimental aircraft 

летал что ли?

не летал, в СССР хочу просто.

А я нет)

Он не надувной

You probably made a mistake .. Here on the channel there was neither NVA MiG-17 , nor Soviet MiG-17 .

Oh.... I remember a NVA Mig-17 video with good music I watched a while ago. I assumed it must be form you.

In the settings of your channel there is a History function. :)

That's Yak, stupid

Yah emang lah...., Cold war Tech

They mass produced a better Yak-38 and had a supersonic Yak-141 prototypes flying

🤔 The UK made the first VTOL.

Although not a copy the basic layout is the same as the American Bell X-14 form 1957. Instead of the X-14's use of slats to vector the thrust this used the British nozzle idea from the P1127's engine..

@@Then.72 not idiot ( yury alexandrovich garnaev ) in 1955

@@federacaodarussia7425 🗣💩as usual? The Rolls-Royce flying bedstead in 1954 was the first concept using thrust vectoring then many aircraft were made but failed apart from the Harrier. Russia also say they made concordski first but the world knew it was a bad copy and was the reason it was a disaster

@@Then.72 WHAT ? AHAHAHAHA

not idiot

This was older than the harrier

Lolwut

@@river_salmon look it up and you'll find it's true, just like today at the Olympics Russia can't compete under their name due to cheating

@@Then.72 well first of all I don't like the fact you're saying "concordskied". Are you really THAT brainwashed?

@@river_salmon stole the plans for both aircraft

@@Then.72 oh god I'm tired of hearing this So, looks like we really stole that crap. How does this fact affect these airplanes, in your opinion?