Seems like the Soviet Mustang...

Verkoshin VF-1, copied version of the P-51.

Story:

The Verkoshin VF-1 (Russian: ???????? ??-1) was a single-engine, single-seat light fighter manufactured by Verkoshin Design Bureau, this is the first variant of the VF fighter series. Developed secretly from the North American P-51 Mustang.

First flight in the end of 1941, the aircraft was originally intended to compete with more modern German aircraft, and to destroy enemy air defenses on the occupied Soviet territory. (don't take it seriously)

The Soviet Union didn't really intend to steal the design of the P-51, but at the insistence of the government at the time, they did it. Of course, without the slightest suspicion from the US, they did it in a secret cave near the Verkoshin aircraft plant.

This plane has a good reputation as the best fighter during the war, fast, agile and agile make it difficult to downed by enemy fighters.

Origin: Soviet Union

Manufacturer: Verkoshin Zavod No.1, Northern Siberia (unidentified location, fictional)

First flight: 1941

Retired: 1962 (Soviet Union), 1973 (Unknown)

Operators: Soviet Air Force, Soviet-Wright Air Guard, RoD-AF, etc.

Livery, this craft: 'Aircraft 63' 23th Aerial Defense Squadron (Soyuz Squadron), Soviet-Wright Air Guard

Role: Fighter

Weaponry: 2x Mk.1 Brezhenov auto-cannon,
2x Bomb 50 (optional)

Controls:

Normal as always…

Images

VF-1 at unknown Soviet Airfield

After the Battle of Leningrad, 1942

Note:

This is not meant to offend anyone, just for historical purposes. And also: ***This aircraft is fictional..!!***

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