Mikoyan-Gurovich MiG21PF by neiwil
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Description
Once more to the Cold War Hanger at RAF Cosford...... This MiG21PF was delivered to the Hungarian Air Force in 1966. This was the second production version of the MiG21, with all weather capability, an enlarged nose housing radar in the inlet centre body and was the first Soviet Fighter capable of flying at twice the speed of sound.
This aircraft was purchased privately for use in a James Bond film to be made at Pinewood Studios. It was brought to the UK and assembled by a team of Hungarian technicians.
It was transported to Cosford in 2006 following it's purchase from the family of it's late owner John Hallett.
Comments (9)
Faemike55
You know you can blame Rob for my visiting your gallery....lol Great capture of this warbird do you recall which Bond movie this was used in?
ysvry
great foto.
Cyve
Very fantastic Jet !!!
GrandmaT
Great job photographing these aircraft!
Xavier_Leggett
Was the Bond movie, "The World is Not Enough"? I didn't see any MiGs in any of Daniel Craig's Bond movies. Roger Moore doesn't count. As I recall there weren't any MiGs in Dr. No, Goldfinger, or Thunderball . . . Maybe it was "You Only Live Twice"? Yeah, I'll go with that answer: "You Only Live Twice." Nice image by the way! The MiG 21 and MiG 29 are among my favorite fighters.
CoyoteSeven
Ah, the Fishbed (how in the world did NATO come up with these names?) Great photo!
flavia49
gorgeous capture
debbielove
Pretty sure it was a Bronson film regarding the Bond film.. But not his first.. Super shot mate, another 'find' in a BRILLIANT place! lol Do you detect a bit of favouritism here! Well it is fantastic.. I will get around to showing some don't worry lol, Legends grinds ever onwards! Rob
Stringy
DCS are offering an excellent simulation of this aircraft soon, can't wait for it to be released. Great shot of this rare aircraft.