Condition: Authentic decommissioned military surplus, used.
Features & Collector Information
Aviation History: These blades were salvaged from the Lyulka AL-21 engine, the powerhouse behind the iconic Soviet SU-22 fighter bomber. Each blade has withstood extreme thermal stress and centrifugal forces during supersonic flight operations.
Diverse Selection: This set includes 6 blades of varying sizes and profiles, representing different stages of the turbine assembly (High Pressure/Low Pressure stages).
Authentic Patina: Features genuine wear, oxidation, and heat-tinting characteristic of flown jet engine components, ensuring 100% authenticity for your collection.
Industrial Aesthetics: The unique "fir-tree" or "dovetail" root designs and aerodynamic curves make these pieces ideal for industrial desk displays, paperweights, or educational tools.
Unique Marking: Some units may feature original factory stamps or service markings from Soviet military maintenance depots.
Notice: These are decommissioned military parts sold strictly for display, educational, or collectible purposes. They are not airworthy and must not be used in functional aircraft. You are bidding on the exact items shown in the provided photographs.
Shipping: Worldwide shipping available with secure packaging. We offer combined shipping for multiple purchases.
