
Ан-74 Аэрофлот СССР для траффика 1991г Олега Черникова

Исп. модели из  пакета AI-An-72V2_SBAI Сергея Буневича (sib2217) http://sbai.kiev.ua/

Паинкит: Виктор Новиков (VV21) 

                                                            А.Скляр (Sanovich) 


Antonov An-74 Aeroflot USSR for retro traffic 1991
                          
For AI model AI-An-72V2_SBAI by Sergey Bunevich http://sbai.kiev.ua/

Paint kit by Viktor Novikov aka VV21
                                                          Alexander Sklyar (Sanovich)


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