Thanks @XiShi for the body, it greatly reduces my workload

The Ilyushin IL-86 was the first wide-body airliner designed by the Soviet Union. It was designed too hastily to be put into service before the 1980 Olympics, resulting in an unsatisfactory range. However, this still did not affect its status as the largest airliner at the time except for the Boeing 747.

This Il-86 aircraft with registration number RA-86103 was successfully in service for 19 years at Aeroflot and its subsidiaries after it rolled off the assembly line in 1989. It was retired in 2008 and stored at the teaching practice base north of Sheremetyevo Airport for training of flight trainees, ground staff and other aviation practitioners. If you take the tram to Sheremetyevo Airport, you can see this aircraft parked there.

AG1:Beacon lights
AG2:Landing lights
AG3:Back thrust
AG8:Nav lights

I'm sorry that due to my limited ability, the wings of this aircraft look ugly, and the nose of this aircraft may appear very heavy when landing. Please adjust the horizontal stabilizer reasonably to assist landing. Please understand.