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Special one-of-a-kind 24x18-inch wall-hanging display that combines a large 7.5x2.25-inch piece of well-marked aluminum from this now-famous 'Ace'-flown Ukrainian MiG-29.
On October 12, 2022, Ukrainian ‘Ace’ pilot Vadym Voroshylov destroyed five Shahed 136 drones: three in southern Ukraine and two over Vinnytsia, and two Russian Federation cruise missiles, making him an ace in a day. Due to the damage to his aircraft - a MiG-29 Fulcrum that had flown with the famous Ukrainian Falcons airshow team - Vadym ejected in Vinnytsia region, having previously diverted the aircraft from over an urban area. He was awarded the Hero of Ukraine Medal for his actions and acquired the nickname "Ghost of Vinnytsia".
The remains of his MiG were shipped to Ron Cole of Cole’s Aircraft in the United States in exchange for a donation in support of Ukraine’s war effort.
Signed & numbered 1 of 1, open-framed matte canvas.
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Elegant and special one-of-a-kind 20x16-inch Wright 1903 Flyer 'Kittyhawk' first flight-flown linen display, combining a large 6x2.5-inch of Pride of the West muslin from this first aircraft with Ron Cole's...
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Special one-of-a-kind 28x22-inch wall-hanging relic display pairing this rare and interesting Tu-160 well-marked access hatch with Ron Cole's original artwork of this aircraft. The Mach 2+ ‘Blackjack’ strategic bomber entered...
