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The statement/speculation above comes directly from the article. This updated Mi-17 prototype is utilizing brand new Klimov VK-2500 PS 03 turboshaft engines, that are specifically designed for hot and dry operations. VK -2500 are lighter, stronger, more efficient then the previous power plants. The actual results of the investigation of the accident was not released yet wiki data sheet: . General characteristics Type: Turboshaft Length: 2,055 mm Diameter: 728 mm (height) Dry weight: 300 kg Components Compressor: Axial Performance Maximum power output: 1,985 kW (2,700 shp) APR Specific fuel consumption: 0.21-0.22 kg/hp/hr Power-to-weight ratio: 8-9 shp/kg

This accident happened on August 3rd in Elbrus region during the test flight of the new 171A2.Apparently this accident is related to an sudden engine failure,Nobody was injured, however the hello is beyond repair. The Mi-172Aa tests started in 2014 as a new mid-class helicopter with cruising speed 260 km/h, carrying capacity 24 passengers.

https://www.vesti.ru/doc.html?id=3046470 https://vk.com/video-34740837_456251614

I knew this is going to happened

Yeah right? chiropractor is the essential part of the deal in case you're purchasing fleet of the T-90s

Not at all Harvey, this is from 4+ years ago. Here is one more known picture in case somebody was wondering

Thank You guys. Rob, I am not sure if NKFD was actually fighting in other than political warfare type of operations. However I am looking forward to see your builds. Cheers Martin

Thank You Maru, thank you Rob, trans-am needs shaker a'la 109E

That's a big bird, looking good John. Cheers M.

Kent I was following your work over on LSP and only thing to add is that it was an epic journey filled with incredible dedication, persistence and your skill set. Phenomenal result, Bravo! Cheers Martin

Outstanding work Peter, any more pictures to share ?

I picked Meng's T-80 with the dozer blade. On many of the pictures from Syria you can see T-90A, but here is one early cast turret with older type tracks

Nice little aeroplane, great execution ! Cheers Martin

This was a side OOB project for a friend