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Be-12 | Unit: unknown
Serial: 12
The first experimental aircraft. First flew on 18th October 1960. During the tests on 24th November 1961 this aircraft was crashed in Sea of Azov and sank.
Artist: © V.V.Miljaschenko
Source: 'Amphibian Be-12', Moscow, Publishing center 'Exprint', 2001. A.Zabolotsky, A.Salnikov.
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Be-12 | Unit: unknown
Serial: 14
No additional information
Artist: unknown
Source: RVHP Model Kit
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Be-12 | Unit: unknown
Serial: 42
No additional information
Artist: unknown
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Be-12 | Unit: unknown
Serial: 54
At the Northern Fleet were used Be-12s in Dark Green/Blue painting with yellow serials. At the Black Sea Fleet were used Be-12s Grey overall with Red serials (No.54 not existed).
Artist: unknown
Source: Aviatsia ot A do Z
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Be-12 | Unit: VVS of Pacific Ocean Fleet
Serial: 56
This aircraft was exhibited in this colour scheme at the Domodedovo air display in 1967.
Artist: © Pete West
Source: Air International Magazine, February 1995 (Vol.49, No.2)
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Be-12 product E | Unit: Russian Naval Aviation
Serial: 31 (s/n.2602503)
Baku, Azerbaijan, February 1992. Production of Be-12s took place between December 1963 and June 1973. Total 143 examples built.
Artist: © Zaur Eylanbekov
Source: Foxbat Files
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Be-12 product N | Unit: 917th Independent Composite Air Regiment, VVS and PVO of the Black Sea Fleet, Russian Naval Aviation
Serial: 28 (s/n.3602802)
Kacha, Crimea, August 2007.
Artist: © Zaur Eylanbekov
Source: Foxbat Files
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Be-14 (Be-12PS) | Unit: unknown
Serial: 14
The prototype of save and rescue modification of Be-12. First flew in 1965. It was very successful aircraft but it was't produced due to lack of funds.
Artist: © V.V.Miljaschenko
Source: RVHP Model Kit
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Be-14 (Be-12PS) | Unit: VVS of Black Sea Fleet
Serial: 30
With the reduced need for Be-12s to operate in the ASW role, a number of aircraft were converted for highspeed SAR duties. Designated Ве-12PS, these lack the main weapons bay and MAD sensor. Red 30 is on the strength of the Black Sea Fleet, a number of whose aircraft have been repainted in a much darker blue-grey scheme.
Artist: © Pete West
Source: Air International Magazine, February 1995 (Vol.49, No.2)
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