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If they are no longer in stock, rest assured, we will make one so that you receive it as quickly as possible (deadline communicated following the order placed).
Badge Full Noise
$4.35
If they are no longer in stock, rest assured, we will make one so that you receive it as quickly as possible (deadline communicated following the order placed).
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Size Guide Full Noise is no ordinary Yak 3, number 6 of 10 new production Yaks was initially based in the United States but was involved in a take-off accident at Reno in 1999.
The damaged aircraft was eventually purchased by New Zealander Graeme Frew and a full overhaul of the airframe, engine and all systems was carried out by Omaka based JEM Aviation. During the rebuild, they also set about the complicated task of installing a second seat so that it was possible to share the joy and thrill of riding in one of the best fighters of WW II. The aircraft flew again in March 2012 and when not on air show or fighter flight duty, the Yak plays a starring role in the Dangerous Skies WW2 Exhibition as part of the Eastern Front display in the incredible
Omaka Aviation Heritage Center
In 2017 a band of Kiwis, led by Graeme, teamed together and took the aeroplane to the National Championship Air Races in Reno Nevada. The rookie team went from the back of the bronze race on Thursday, to a start in the Gold final on Sunday. The race number 35 that features so boldly on the aircraft and on the hoodie was none other than that of motorcycle legend Burt Munro. Surely the spirit of Munro was strong with this team.
And don't forget, Full Noise will be available in December 2024 from its Omaka base for sensational flight experiences All information available on