Yakovlev Yak-3 in Aviation mus. Belgrade

[Letipapa]

and little bit of wings

[Letipapa]

Now, a tail wheel:

[samuraj77]

 
Great,just keep up the good work
 

[No.1]

Your images become better and better

[Letipapa]

Thank's friends. Next, wheel compartments, again spinner and  tail.

[Wingman81]

 
I like more the Yak than MiGs 

[Letipapa]

 
here is more tail (I love that light on the last one on which I blacked background of photo to put accent on this interesting detail)

[No.1]

I think about to start in some future time one topic "Camouflage and markings of Soviet fighters" as well we have here excellent base of info

[Letipapa]

Well, this aircraft (as all other Yu aircraft from this period) seems to have same grey blue colour above and same very light blue green (almost turqoise) variant under (I really do not know exact names of this colours ). Same is on Me Bf109G-2, and also on Sturmovik, Hawker, Ikarus, Texan,... that I could photo soon.( ) In fact it's not some special camo but it is like it is.
I'm happy if these photo's will be of some help.
Very good idea.

I almost forgot, here is few last shots, and you can see that sunlight is changeing the color on photo, so You mast take informations of colour on some photo's with care. There is no change of color it is different light on airplane (shadoww and sun -because of this glass wall construction in museum). Look how wing looks brown on phot.5. In fact the colour is grey blue like on phot.6. Sun is colouring it more yellow. Caution!
 

[samuraj77]

These Jaks as far as I know came in VVS colors Amt-11/Amt-12 on upper surfaces and Amt-7 on lower,maybe they are overpainted before displaying in museum 
It is strange that having in mind all more interesting cammo of FNRJ and SFRJ planes they decided to put in museum the simplest one's...