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OK.  A couple more cryptic clues.

* biplane
* 4 wing struts
* 3 wheels (or more)
* no tail wheel


* no tailskid

 
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In your book did it think the YAK-3 was better than the YAK-7? I kind of thought that the number sequence indicated a better plane than the previous design.
I remember the follow on from the -7 was the YAK-9. It had a limited production run in the late 90's for the warbird market with an Allison engine. Performance similar to the Mustang at about 20% of the hull value.

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I have no idea how to count wing struts does that include the interplane struts? no Idea same with bays realy difficult to interpret bays in a biplane. Maybe there is some book for that.
BTW: In my last quiz conventional gear is a tail drager,
Non Conventional is a nose drager.
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In your book did it think the YAK-3 was better than the YAK-7? I kind of thought that the number sequence indicated a better plane than the previous design.
I remember the follow on from the -7 was the YAK-9. It had a limited production run in the late 90's for the warbird market with an Allison engine. Performance similar to the Mustang at about 20% of the hull value.

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According to the book, the sequence was:
Yak 1
The Yak 7 was derived from that.
Yak 9 followed. "Outwardly it differed little from its predecessor yet it featured a host of improvements" and "Of all the fighter types operated by the Red Army Air Force, the Yak 9 was built in the greatest numbers."
Yak 3 was the last and as you thought, was the best performing.  And there were also a radial powered Yak 3M prototypes.

I could not find the reference, but I seem to remember reading that all three (3, 7, and 9) were developed from modified 1s.  The 3 took the longest to develop because they kept making modifications as they learnt from the others. 


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