Aircraft, engines and other staff still missing from Museum

Missing things (about 700) will be added... sooner or later. If you know other aircraft not presented in catalogs and in this list, please let me know. Help is also appreciated.

Some aircraft have a brief description or link to related pages.

This page was created as a stimulator for site growth...

Send suggestions to Alexandre Savine

Aircraft and designations

'02'

'04'

'06'

'1'

2M (incorrectly mentioned)

3MD

3ME

3MN

3MN-2

3MR

3MS

3MS-2

3M-T

'7'

'8'

'9'

'11'

'14'

'19'

'20'

'21'

'22'

'23-16'

'25'

'28'

'28' (Myasischev)

'29'

'32-24'

'32-25'

'64' (Tupolev)

another '65'

'66'

'66-400'

'66-600'

another '66'

another '68'

another '69'

'71'

'72'

'73'

'74'

'75'

'76'

'77'

another '77'

'81'

'81T'

'82'

'83'

'85'-TVD

'85' tanker

'85A'

'86'

'88'

'89'

'92'

'94'

'94R'

'95'

'96'

'102'

another '102'

'103' (Myasischev)

'103M' (Myasischev)

'106'

'108' (Tupolev supersonic missile carrier project)

'120'

'127'

'135'

'130'

'131'

'140'

'140' (Alexeev)

'150' (Alexeev)

'180'

'201' (Myasischev)

'201M' (Myasischev)

&quit;Project 212" cruise missile, RNII, late 30's.

'301' (MiG)

&quit;Project 312" cruise missile, RNII, late 30's.

'346'

'504'

'701' (MiG)

976 SKIP

'4303'

'A' (Bartini)

'A' (Polikarpov)

A-002 autogiro

A-5A

A-5C

A-5K

A-5M

A-6

A-8 tandem

A-8 autogiro, the second one was flown on February 19, 1935

A-9

A-9bis

A-10,

A-11 by Antonov

A-11 'Hamlet' by Aeroprakt

A-12

A-13

A-16 (see here and here)

A-17 by Yungerov

A-19 by Aeroprakt

A-20 by Aeroprakt (here)

A-20R912 Sky Cruiser by Aeroprakt (here)

A-20SKh by Aeroprakt (here)

A-20 'Vista' family (see here)

Aeroprakt-22 'Simba' (see here, here, and here)

A-24 'Viking' (see here and here)

A-26 'Vulcan' (see here, here, and here)

A-27M floatplane, 1998, (see here)

A-28 (see here)

A-30 (see here)

A-55

A-60 flying laser gun

Adnan-1, Baghdad - Iraq ELINT aircraft with Thompson-CSF Tiger-G radar

Adnan-2, Adnan-1 conversion for aiming the interceptors against aerial targets

Aero-209

Agapov's Triplane

AIR-4 mech.wing

AIR-15

AIR-18

AIR-19

AKNERZH-12, light aircraft by S.P.Korolev and S.S.Krichevskij. General layout dated November 12, 1929

Amphistar / Xtreme Xplore

Amur

An-2E WIG conversion

An-7X (some info here)

An-12BK-IS and An-12BK-PPS

An-24V

An-24RV

An-32P

An-70T

An-74TK-100

An-74TK-100S (An-74TK-10S)

An-74TK-100 and An-74TK-200

An-124-100

An-124-210

Angel (Ukraina)

Anito-1

ANT-11 airsled. Gnome-Lucifer engine

ANT-20 (original project) passenger variant of the ANT-16 with four

M-35 engines. It was abandoned in favor of the giant 'Maksim Gorkij'

ANT-28 (1500km, 15t load, started March 1932)

ANT-30 (SK-1) construction started on October 1, 1932. Project cancelled in 1935.

ANT-44bis

ANT-44D

Antoinette

Ariel-212

ARK-3-2

ARK-Z-1

ASSAD - ASSOCIATION OF AERO-ENGINE MANUFACTURERS

AT-1

Aviatika-MAI-890

Aviatika-MAI-890A autogiro

Aviatika-MAI-890U trainer

Aviatika-MAI-890SKh agricultural

Aviatika-MAI-900 aerobatic

Aviatika-MAI-910 light aircraft

Aviatika-MAI-920 glider

Aviant, Kiev State Aviation Plant

V/O AVIAEXPORT plc

Aviavnito-3

Baikal (here)

BB-22IS

Be-10N, here

Be-32, here

Be-122, here

Be-200ChS, check here

Be-210, check here

Motor-Building Enterprise named for P.I.Baranov.

BICh-4 glider (in Slovak)

BICh-8 "Triangle" glider (in Slovak)

BICh-12 glider (in Slovak)

BICh-13 glider (in Slovak)

Bisnovat N°6 - unmanned supersonic aircraft, U-400-10 engine by Isaiev. Underc construction in 1946 at Khimki Factory N°293

BK-4 'Kaunas',

BK-6 'Neringa',

'Blokha' ('Flea')

'Blokha-1'

'Blokha' by Katsura

'Boldyrev'

BOK-2

BOK-15,

BP-1 (TsAGI-1) (here)

BP-2, BP-3 - flying wing gliders by V.N.Belyaev, early 30's.

BRO-9,

BRO-11,

BRO-12,

BSB

BSh-1,

'Budilnik' (Alarm Clock)

Burevestnik S-2,

Burevestnik S-3,

Burevestnik S-4,
Burevestnik S-5

C-prop (Tupolev KB)

Chaika-1

Che-22/23 (in Slovak)

Che-30

'Cherednichenko'

Chernyshev Machine-Building Enterprise

'Comet'

'D' (Polikarpov)

'D' (Borovkov, Florov)

another 'D'

D-1 all-metal heavy assault transport, 10*M-34 engines, deadline June 1, 1933;

"Delphin" from Kronshtadt

DB-240 variants

DBSh

'Demkin' (1910)

DF-2-195 (Douglas)

DG-53bis

DG-55

DI-6bis

DI-6MMSh

DI-6Sh

DI-6 trainer

'Diskoplan',

'Diskoplan-II',

DKL

DOSAAF-1950 models,

Dubna-4

DVB-120DM

DVB-202 (see DVB-202 profile in Polsky)

another 'E'

more 'E'

'E' (Bartini)

E-1 (SAVIAT)

another E-2

one more E-2

even more E-2

E-3

E-4 (SAVIAT)

E-5 (SAVIAT)

E-6T

E-6T-3

E-6U

E-6UM

E-6US

E-6V

E-7M

E-7R

E-7SPS

E-23

E-50A

E-66A

E-66B

E-120 (see it here)

E-151

E-152A

E-152M

EA-2 (autogiro, built during February 1931 - May 1932)

EA-6 (autogiro, construction March 1932 to July 1933),

EF-131

another EI

EKIP (3 variants)

Ekologia (zeppelin),

ELA-8, ELA-8M (here)

ELA-13 (here)

Electron-1 (aircraft by S.P.Korolev built from electron alloy. Design was ready in April 1932)

EMAI-1

Er-2-ACh-30B

Er-2-ACh-30BF

Er-2ON

Er-2 'carrier'

ERA-9 (here)

ES-2 (see it here),

Eska-1 (see it here),

Eska-4 (see it here),

EV-4,

Ezhik

'Excalibur'

F-57
Fanera-2 (Plywood-2)
Favorite (check here)
'FP'
FT-5
FT-6
FT-7
FW-190

another G-4
another G-5
G-9, glider by V.K.Gribovskij, used in 1932 1700km overflight tugged by U-2.
G-26 single-seat fighter with single-wheel retractable landing gear. P.I.Grokhovskij, B.D.Urpalov
G-31 (G-3-1) 'Yakov Alksnis', 1934. Troop carrier (20 with gear). Soldiers were lying in the wing. Converted into fuel carrier. Considered as the first in the World assault glider. P.I.Grokhovskij, B.D.Urpalov

G-34 ramming fighter (1932)

G-37 'Universal Wing'. Project of customizable transport aircraft discussed in September 1932 with the head of VVS RKKA. At the beginning of 1935 M-17 engines were fitted.P.I.Grokhovskij, V.F.Rentel.
G-63 large glider (B.D.Urpalov, assembled at P.I.Grokhovskij workshop). Project started in the beginning of 1932, in early September transported to Gatchina for trials. Even disassembled, its size was 6mx12m, creating number of complications and delays during transportation. P.I.Grokhovskij participated in trials. Trials ended with a crash (V.A.Stepanchenok). Decision: restore and modify.
'Helicogiro' (helicoplane) by Vittorio Izakko Jew from Turkey, got education in Belgium, lived in Italy. Invited in 1932 by V.M.Molotov, worked at specially organized BOK NII GVF. Built in 1935.
'Giant' (Kalinin)
'Giroplane' (Ekonomov)
GP-60 (here)
Machine-Building Design Bureau "GRANIT"
Gu-37

I,
another I
more I
I-3P
I-3U
I-4 (Izakko)
I-7D,
I-7K
I-7P
I-9 fighter, abandoned in 1932 due to luck of sufficiently powerful engine.
I-10 fighter, abandoned in 1932 due to luck of sufficiently powerful engine.
I-13 fighter with M-32 engine; mixed construction, steel tube frame; had to be presented on State Trials on June 1, 1933, replacement for the I-7
I-26V
I-39 (I-LD) Modification of Fokker D-XI/XII for Lorraine-Dietrich 450hp. Flights - early 1929 - july 1929(8?) by I.G.Savin. Satisfactory, but long acception routine resulted in abandonment. (http://airforce.ru/history/chronology/1929.htm)
I-61,
I-75F
I-90 (MiG)
I-180-1
I-180-2
I-180-3
I-180 series
I-185-M-90
I-185-M-81
I-185-M-82A
I-185-M-71
I-207-1
I-207-2
I-207-3
I-207-4
I-207-M-62
I-207-M-63
I-207-M-63R
I-215D ('Dubler')
I-301 (Lavochkin)
I-312T
I-400
I-410 (MiG)
I-500
I-2000 LFS, MiG (here)
IGA
Il-2I (mentioned)
Il-2U
Il-4T
Il-10M
Il-10U
Il-12D
Il-12T
Il-14D
Il-14FK
Il-14G
Il-14M
Il-14P
Il-14-30D
Il-14Gr
Il-16 (jet airliner)

Il-18B
Il-18V
Il-18I
Il-18D
Il-18DORR
Il-18E
Il-18T
Il-22 command post, also here
Il-24 reconnaissater, also here

Il-28 on caterpillar (!)
Il-28A
Il-28 drone
Il-28 'Nuke Carrier'
Il-28LL
Il-28P
Il-28PL
Il-28R
Il-28S
Il-28Sh
Il-28T
Il-28 tug
Il-28U
Il-28ZA
Some info on Il-28 variants may be found here

Il-32
Il-42
Il-62M-200
Il-62MK
Il-76MF
Il-76T
Il-76TD
Il-76M
Il-76MD
Il-76P
Il-76TP
Il-76TDP
Il-76PS
Il-76MD 'Skalpel'
Il-76LL
Il-76K/MDK
Il-76VKP
Il-76SK
Il-82
Il-87
Il-96T, also here
Il-96-300 (here)
Il-98 (here)
Il-106 (here)
Il-114FK (see here)
Il-114P (see here)
Il-132 (see here)
IOP (see IOP profile in Polsky),
IP-21
IP-201
IS-3 (Nikitin-Shevchenko)
ISh (mentioned)
'Iskra'
IT-2
IT-4
another 'Ivanov'
IVS by Lev Golovin model and info here

One of the most radical rocket aircraft projects was the Soviet "IVS/ISF" ("Army Following Fighter"/"Navy Following Fighter") design. It was proposed by military engineer Lev Golovin in 1941. Evidently, the world's smallest fighter was designed as a part of mobile launcher complex comprising a truck carrier, 5-8 meter launcher, fuel and ammunition stock, a winch and the fighter itself. A crew of three (pilot, mechanic, driver) was to operate this complex. The idea was to provide ships and troops with air cover demanding no special airfields to operate from.

The IVS specifications were:

Length - 3m, span - 1.75m, height - 1.05m,

T/O weight - 250-300kg,

Top speed - 1,060km/h

Ceiling - 7,500m

Engine - one L.S.Dushkin liquid-fuel rocket (300kg thrust), assisted during take-off by solid fuel rocket booster(s) (1,000kg thrust).

Armament - single 20-mm ShVAK cannon

Landing equipment comprised the 76 m� parachute and a belly skid absent on the Navy version. Pilot occupied prone position that reduced the g-load and enabled the climb rate of 250m/sec. The project was offered for series production but the VVS authorities rejected the idea of a mobile small interceptor in favor of anti-aircraft artillery.

J-7 (China)

Jupiter SMNNP

'K'
another 'K'
K-9
K-10
K-13 built at factory N°18
Ka-25PL
Ka-25PS
Ka-25Sh
Ka-25ShZ
Ka-25BT
Ka-25K
Ka-27PL
Ka-30 (airsled, see here)
Ka-32A1
Ka-32A2
Ka-32A11BS
Ka-32A12
Ka-32S
Ka-37 (here and here)
Ka-33 (here)
Ka-40 (here)
Ka-50Sh
Ka-50-2 'Erdogan'
Ka-62 (see it here, here, here and here)

Ka-64

Ka-115 (see here, here, and here)

Ka-128

KAI-2

KAI-6

KAI-7

KAI-8

KAI-9

KAI-10

KAI-11

KAI-12

KAI-13

KAI-14

KAI-15

KAI-17

KAI-18

KAI-19

'Kasatik'

Kasyanenko-6

KMPO - KAZAN MOTOR-BUILDING PRODUCTION ASSOCIATION JSC

'KD'
K-1 'Krejser-1' (Cruiser-1) land-based multirole aircraft 2*M-34 engines, deadline March 1, 1934.
Kh-1 all-steel chemical warfare aircraft, 2*M-34 engines, hAI-18
KhAI-19
KhAI-20
KhAI-22A
KhAI-24
KhAI-27
Kharkov State Aviation Production Enterpris (KhGAPP)
KIT-1 VTOL (Unicraft model)
'KL'
KM (also here)
'Komarov'
'Kombain'
KP
KPIR-5
KR-860. Also here.

"Krasnaja Zvezda" glider by S.P.Korolev. 1930. World First glider capable to perform airobatics (Stepanchenok)
'Krechet' (check here and here)
'Krechet' by MAI-Avgur (check here)
KSM-1 (Komsomolets-1)
KTs-20

La-5 Type 39
La-5FN-TK
La-5FN Type 41
La-5UTI
La-7-D-10
La-7-M-71
La-7TK,
La-7-ASh-83
La-9UTI
La-9RD
La-17R
La-120
La-126PVRD
La-130
La-350 'Bouria'
LAKM-1
'Leningradets',

Leshij

LFS (Sukhoj)

LIG-5
LIG-7
LIG-8
LIG-10
LK
LK-4 (I, II, III, IV)
LMZ Lukhovitsky Machine-Building Plant (here)
LNB
Lun (also here)

M-1

M-2 (Polikarpov)

M-2 (Myasischev)

M-4A

M-4-2

M-12 by Aviakor, high-wing 3-seater

M-40 'Bouran',

M-44 (parasite supersonic bomber to be carried by M-52),

M-70

M-90

M-112 (here),

M-120,

M-150 (here),

M-201 (here),

M-202 (here),

M-203 (here),

MA-1, V.Ya.Krylov et al; See it here

MAI-53

MAI-60

MAI-Kvant,

MAK-15 'Golub Mira',

'Malutka' rocket-fighter by N.N.Polikarpov (here)

'Mars'

MB-1

MBR-2 variants

MDR-6 variants (mentioned)

MDR-7 (Samsonov),

Merkur (Dornier)

Mi-1NKh

Mi-1U

Mi-1T

Mi-1 paramedic

Mi-1 'Moskvich'

Mi-1 farmer

Mi-1P on floats

Mi-2T

Mi-2R

Mi-2UPN

Mi-2URP

Mi-2US

Mi-2KM

Mi-2M

Mi-2A

PZL-Swidnik 'Kania'

Mi-3 (see here)

Mi-4A

Mi-4S

Mi-4PS

Mi-4M

Mi-4ME

Mi-4T

Mi-4AB

Mi-4 minesweeper

Mi-4 radio communication center

Mi-4 jammer station

Mi-4 paramedic and flying emergency room

Mi-4P

Mi-4SKh

Mi-4L firefighter

Mi-8T

Mi-8P

Mi-8TG

Mi-8VPS 'Salon'

Mi-8TV

Mi-8SMV

Mi-8PPA

Mi-8MT

Mi-8PP

Mi-8MTV-2

Mi-8MTV-3

Mi-8AMTSh

Mi-8MTKO

Mi-12M (see here)

Mi-14PL

Mi-14PW

Mi-14PS

Mi-14BT

Mi-14 'Eliminator' firefighter

Mi-14P

Mi-17P

Mi-17 'Salon'

Mi-17M

Mi-17-1V

Mi-17 EcoLab

Mi-17 Firefighter

Mi-17KF (here and here)

Mi-17PL ECM jammer

Mi-17MDF (here)

Mi-17MD (here)

Mi-17-1V

Mi-18 (see here, here and here)

Mi-19 (here)

Mi-20 (see here)

Mi-22 (see here)

Mi-24U

Mi-24B

Mi-24DU

Mi-24K

Mi-24M

Mi-24R

Mi-24BMT

Mi-24VM (also here and here)

Mi-24KhR

Mi-24L

Mi-24PS

Mi-24RKhR

Mi-26A (here)

Mi-26K (here)

Mi-26P (here)

Mi-26T (here)

Mi-26TM (here)

Mi-26TZ (here)

Mi-26TS (here)

Mi-26M (here)

Mi-27 (here)

Mi-28A

Mi-28N (also here)

Mi-30 (see here)

Mi-32 (see here)

Mi-34A

Mi-34VAZ

Mi-34P

Mi-34S

Mi-34M combat version

Mi-35M

Mi-35P

Mi-36 (see here)

Mi-38 (see here, here, and here)

Mi-40 (see here)

Mi-42 (see here)

Mi-44 (see here)

Mi-46 (see here)

Mi-52 (see here)

Mi-54 (see here)

Mi-58 (see here)

Mi-60MAI (see here)

Mi-171 (here)

Mi-171VA (here)

Mi-172 (here)

MiG-3D,

MiG-3DD,

MiG-4 (see MiG-4 profile in Polsky),

MiG-6,

MiG-9B,

MiG-9FF,

MiG-9L,

MiG-9PB,

MiG-15bisF,

MiG-15bisP,

MiG-15bisR (MiG-15Rbis),

MiG-15bisS,

MiG-15bisSB,

MiG-15bisF,

MiG-15T,

MiG-15U,

MiG-17A

MiG-17P (mentioned)

MiG-17PFU (mentioned)

MiG-17PM

MiG-17SA

MiG-19P (mentioned)

MiG-19PF (mentioned)

MiG-19PG

MiG-19PM Farmer-D (also here)

MiG-19PML

MiG-19PN

MiG-19PU

MiG-19R

MiG-19S Farmer-C,

MiG-19SF

MiG-19SU

MiG-19SV

MiG-21bisT

MiG-21DPD

MiG-21L

MiG-21M

MiG-21PF-2

MiG-21PF-SPS

MiG-21PFV

MiG-21R

MiG-21RF Fishbed-H

MiG-21S

MiG-21Sh

MiG-21Sht

MiG-21SMT

MiG-21U

MiG-23ML

MiG-23S

MiG-23SM

MiG-23UB

MiG-23-98

MiG-23UM

MiG-25BM radar killer

MiG-25M (E-266M) experimental with R-15BF2-300 engines

MiG-25MP (E-155MP, "83") 2-seater interceptor, transitional to MiG-31

MiG-25P (mentioned at MiG-25 page)

MiG-25PA (E-155A) interceptor project

MiG-25PDS MiG-25PD upgrade (1979)

MiG-25PDSL flying laboratory

MiG-25PD (mentioned at MiG-25 page)

MiG-25PD export variant

MiG-25PD with refueling probe

MiG-25PU (mentioned at MiG-25 page)

MiG-25PU-SOTN flying laboratory "Buran" "22"

MiG-25R

MiG-25RBK flying laboratory "Buran" "02"

MiG-25RU

MiG-25RU flying laboratory "Buran" "01"

MiG-27D

MiG-27K

MiG-27M

MiG-29SM

MiG-29SMT-2

MiG-35 (here)

MiG-115 (here)

MiG-125 (here)

'Miitovets'

MM-1,

MMSh-M-81 (variant of the LBSh attacker)

Molniya-2,

Molniya-3,

Molniya-5,

Molniya-300

Molniya-338

Motorostroitel - Samara

'Moskit'

Motor-Sich JSC

another MP (V.V.Nikitin, 1937)

MP-1bis

MP-1T

MP-2

MP-7

another MPI

MTB-3

another MU-2

Nelly
Nieuport-I experimental
Nieuport-II trainer
Nieuport-III trainer
Nieuport-IV variants
Nieuport-XII
Nieuport-XVI
Nieuport-XVII
Nieuport-XVIII
Nieuport-XXI
Nieuport-XXIII
Nieuport-XXIV
Nieuport-XXIVbis
NIAI-4
NVA-3
NVA-30P
NVA-60P
NVA-120GP

OIIMF-1

OIIMF-2

OKA-1

OKA-3

OKA-6

OKO-1

'Oktiabrionok'

another 'Oktiabrionok'

another 'Omega'

Orlionok

OSO-1

Ovod (also here)

'P'
another 'P'
P-3 (in 3 variants, transitional trainer)
P-5 (mentioned)
P-5A
P-47,
P-Z (mentioned)
PAI-6,
PAI-7,
PB-1
PBSh-1
PBSh-2
Phoenix OKB
PI
'Pleskov'
PM
very different PM-1
Po-2 on caterpillars
Po-2PP
Po-2 trainer
Po-2 ambulance
Po-2A agricultural
Po-2L passenger

"Poisk" (mentioned here), single-seat technology demonstrator for MiG-TA-4

Polibol (here)

POLYOT PRODUCTION COMPANY

"P.P.Postyshev" glider. See it (here)

PR-12 (mentioned)

PS-4

PS-7

PS-30

PS-43

PS-124

PSN - Assault glider (Planer Spetsialnogo Naznachenija) by N.G.Mikhelson, V.V.Nikitin. 1937, 10 built.
PSN-2 - Assault glider (Planer Spetsialnogo Naznachenija) by M.M.Efimov, V.V.Nikitin. 1937, flown, no production
PT-AM-34NB (mentioned)

'R' (Bartini) (here)

R-01

R-02

R-5 with Jumo diesel

R-5Sh (mentioned)

R-5 V-tail

R-6 passenger

R-6 limo

R-02 'Robert'

R-50 'Robert'

R-57-AL

R-114 rocket interceptor project (here)

RAF-2

R-AL

RAS liquid-fuel rocket. RNII, 1940 .

R-Z improved for records, 1937 . V.V.Nikitin.

RDD liquid-fuel rocket. RNII, 1940.

RD-VV

RG-1

RIIGA-1

RIIGA-2

RIIGA-3

RIIGA-50

Riga-50M

RK 2*ASh-62

another 'RK'

more 'RK'

RMK-1

Ronata

Phoenix OKB

Russian Regional Jet project RRJ, also here

RSS-52 (combo of M-52 and M-44),

RV-23,

R-Z variants

S
another S-1
S-2 (Polikarpov)
S-2 floatplane
S-3 (Polikarpov)
S-16 (Sukhoj)
S-21 (Sukhoj)
S-XXI suborbital spacecraft for tourists (Myasischev KB)
S-32,
S-43 (I.I.Sikorsky)
S-54 (here)
S-55 (here)
S-82 (Sukhoj),
S-82 (Pashinin)
S-90
S-90-8
S-90-200
S-96 (here)
S.102
S.103
S.104
S.105
S-302 (check here)
S-400 (check here)
SA-20P
SAM-1
SAM-3
SAM-12
SAM-14
SAM-16
SAM-18
SAM-19
SAM-22
SAM-23
SAM-24
SAM-25
SAM-26
SAM-27
SAM-28
SAM-29
Scientific-Production Corporation
Special Aviation Technologies JSC (SAT `SAVIAT')
Samara Machine-Building Design Bureau)
Saratov Aviation Plant JSC (SAZ)
SB tricycle
SB (P.O.Sukhoj, see SB profile in Polsky),
S.Ch. 'Dzerzhinski'
SD-UPB
SEN
Sever-2 airsled (here)
Sh-2 (variant of the LBSh attacker)
Sh-3
Sh-7
Sh-13
Sh-16,
Sh-18,
'Shmel' (UAV)
ShBM
SI-10
SK,
SK-1 (ANT-30) construction started on October 1, 1932. Project cancelled in 1935.
SK-6 (S.P.Korolev, glider, electron parts, built April 1932)
SK-7
SK-8p, S.P.Korolev glider (sailplane), ready for assembly on January 23, 1935
SKF
SKh-1
SL-39 (VM-1 and VM-2), here
SL-90
SM
SM-2
SM-2P7
SM-3
SM-4
SM-5
SM-6
SM-8
SM-9
SM-10
SM-11
SM-12PMU
SM-92P
SM-94 by Technoavia, also here
Smolensk Aircraft Plant PLC (SmAZ)
"Sokol" Nizhny Novgorod Aircraft Manufacturing Plant JSC
'Sopka'
SP (U-2 variant),
SP-7
SP-7F
SP-55M by Technoavia (Also here)
Spasatel
SPL
SPS-89
SS
ST
ST-2,
ST-5,
ST-7,
'Stal-3'
'Stal-5' (here)
'Stal-5 maket'
'Stal-MAI'
STI-1
Strizh
Strizh M
'Strela'

Strela Production Association

Strekoza VEK

another Su-13,
Su-25UTG - naval trainer version
Su-27K - naval version
Su-27M
Su-30MKI - export variant for India
Su-31X (AEROBATIC DISPLAYS)
Su-36
Su-49 here
Su-54
SV,
Sverchok-1 (Cricket-1)

'T' (Polikarpov)
T-21, (Khrunichev State Research And Production Center), see here.
T-60,
T-60S,
T-101 'Gratch' (here)
T-107
T-108
T-117A
T-117G
T-117lux
T-117S
T-200
T-201 (here)
T-203 by R.L.Bartini
T-208 (here)
T-210
T-230 (here)
T-401
T-401B
T-401P
T-402
T-404
T-417 (here)
T-420 (here)
T-421 (here)
T-430
T-433
T-434
T-433 'Flamingo'
T-435
T-421 (here)
T-501 'Strizh' (Swift)
T-504 'Borets' (Wrestler)
T-602 'Oriol' (Eagle)
T-610 'Voyage'
T-910 'Courier'
Ta-1 'Taran' ('Ramming attack')
TB-3 variants,
TBR-1
Tellier (French flying boat)
TIS(MA)
TR-2 'Komsomolets',
Trainer by A.N.Pavlov
'Tri Druga' (Three Friends)
Ts-25
Ts-25M
TsAGI-A-8
TsAGI-A-12
TsAGI-A-13
TsAGI-A-14
TsAGI-A-15
TSh
TsKB-11Sh
TsKB-25
TsKB-38
TsKB-43
TsKB-65
Tu-4LL
Tu-4T
Tu-14T
Tu-22 (first with this designation),
Tu-24SKh,
Tu-34(here)
Tu-100 (supersonic parasite bomber),
Tu-121
Tu-123 'Yastreb' (Hawk) (here)
Tu-130 (here)
Tu-134M upgrade with D-436T engines (year 2000)

Tu-136 (here)

Tu-139 Yastreb-2 reconnaissance drone

Tu-141 'Strizh' (Swift) (here)

Tu-144D

Tu-144LL

Tu-145,
Tu-154-200 with NK-93 engine
Tu-154 with NK-8-24 engine
Tu-154A
Tu-154B, Tu-154B-1 and Tu-154B-2
Tu-154B VIP 'Salon'
LL-154 cosmonaut 0g trainer
Tu-154K
Tu-154LL 'Buran' autopilot/landing system testing platform
Tu-154M here
Tu-154M-2
Tu-154M-100
Tu-154M 'Daimler-Benz'
Tu-154MD reconnaissater version
Tu-154M-LK-1 Head Of State service
Tu-154M-ON
Tu-154M VIP 'Salon'
Tu-154R reconnaissater version (China)
Tu-154S special cargo carrier (here)
Tu-154Ts cargo plane
Tu-156 (cryogenic fuel, NK-89 engines) (here)
Tu-160SK
Tu-164, Tu-1X4 with D-30KU turbofans
Tu-201
Tu-204-100
Tu-204C-120

Tu-204-230

Tu-204-320

Tu-204K

Tu-204P

Tu-206
Tu-216
Tu-224
Tu-230
Tu-338
Tu-243 'Reis-D' (Cruise-D) (here)
Tu-244
Tu-245,
Tu-304
Tu-306
Tu-336
Tu-338,
Tu-354
Tu-414,
Tu-2000
Type 11
Tushino Machine-Building Plant Ltd (TMZ)

U,
U-2 GAZ-avia
U-2GN
U-2 'Krasnyj Letchik'
U-2 limousine
U-2 (thick wing)
U-2LSh
U-2L
U-2M
U-2-M-12
U-2NAK
U-2P
U-2PP
U-2ShS
U-2VS
U-2VG
UIl-2
UIl-10
UM-2
many other U-2 variants
U-3bis wooden, mech.wing, M-48 engine, deadline - May 1 1933
U-4 O.K.Antonov pre-war glider
U-6 O.K.Antonov pre-war glider

Ufa Engine Industrial Association JSC (UMPO)

Ulan-Ude Aviation Plant JSC (UUAP)

UK-1
UK-1A
ULA-9
UPe-2
UPO-22
UT
UT-15,
UTB-2 (mentioned)
UTIMiG-9
UTIMiG-15
UTIMiG-15P

SSSR V-1 (zeppelin, first flown April 11 1932)
SSSR V-2 'Smolnyj'
SSSR V-3 'Red Star'
V-4 (rebuilt UK-4 'Komsomolskaya Pravda' of 1930, first flown April 2, 1932. In 1934 became SSSR V-4)
V-5 (see here)
V-5, V-6 ('semi-hard' zeppelins, built at Dolgoprudnyj 'Dirizhablestroj' in May 1932, with participation of Umberto Nobile and his construction team)
V-7
V-16 (see here)
V-24
VA-3/48 'Dnepr',
Valtee V-11
Vega-1,
Vega-2
VG-2 helicopter, deadline July 1, 1932
Vikhr-1,
Vityaz (by Molnia) (here)
Vnuk Oktiabria,
VO-4
Volga-2 WIG, also here
VOM-1
Voronezh Aviation Production Association JSC (VAPO)
VS-2
VSI
'Vysokij Put' ('High Path')- twin-tailboom aircraft made of electron alloy, project by S.P.Korolev, June 10 1932

Many WIGs

Ya-19
Yak-3-VK-107A,
Yak-3-VK-108,
Yak-3-VK-107A,
Yak-3R,
Yak-3RD (mentioned),
Yak-3U,
Yak-3U-ASh-82FN,
Yak-3UTI
Yak-5,
Yak-7-37,
Yak-7-M-82
Yak-7B,
Yak-7B-GK,
Yak-7DI,
Yak-7PD,
Yak-7R,
Yak-7V
Yak-9 'Curier',
Yak-9B (mentioned),
Yak-9D (mentioned),
Yak-9DD,
Yak-9L,
Yak-9M
Yak-9-M-106-1sk,
Yak-9 MPVO,
Yak-9P,
Yak-9PD,
Yak-9R,
Yak-9T (mentioned),
Yak-9U (mentioned),
Yak-9U-VK-107A,
Yak-9V
Yak-10G,
Yak-10S,
Yak-10V
Yak-11U,
Yak-12A,
Yak-12B,
Yak-12GR,
Yak-12M,
Yak-12R,
Yak-12S,
Yak-12SKh
Yak-17UTI
Yak-23UTI
another Yak-25
Yak-27K
Yak-42D,
Yak-35
Yak-55M
Yak-112
'Yamal',
Ye-6T,
Ye-6U,
Ye-6UM,
Ye-6US,
Ye-6V,
Ye-7M,
Ye-7R,
Ye-7SPS
Ye-8 (Glider)
Ye-50A
Ye-66A,
Ye-66B
Ye-152A
Ye-152M

Zherebtsov Helicopter,
Zlatoust 'Malysh'
Zveno-1A
Zveno-2
Zveno-3
Zveno-5
Zveno-6
Zveno-7

Engines

D-127, Progress (Ivchenko) D-127

Progress (Ivchenko) D-136

GTD-1
GTD-5, -5M

FED X-shaped (4-row) experimental engine, FED stays for Feliks Edmundovich Dzerzhinski

NK-144, NK-22, NK-25

NK-86

NK-87

NK-89

OR-2 early rocket engine by F.A.Tsander, planned to propell BICh-11 flying wing.

PK-6
PK-100
PK-206
PT-6 steam turbine, under development at KhAI (B.T.Tsvetkov) in 1932, intended for ANT-20.
R-25-300
R-28V-300
R-123-300
R-126-300
R-127-300
R-195-300
RBVZ-6
RD-38

RD-600

RD-1700

RDA-1-150, RNII 1939

RDA-1-300, RNII 1940

RDA-1-1100, RNII 1941

RMZ-320

TV-3,
TV-116-300

TVD-1500, Rybinsk TVD-1500 (RD-600)