Among the many ruined buildings that one can visit in the world, one of the most atypical is the factory for jet planes and, especially, fighters.<\/p>\n
This is precisely the subject of an interesting video published by the Russian urban explorer Zloy Kot<\/a>, which shows the interior of an abandoned MiG fighter factory in the city of Moscow. In the images, half-built MiG-29 fighters are seen<\/strong>, already dirty and with no prospect of these planes they are going to be finished one day. The Russian explorer comments that fighter production was moved to another factory<\/strong>, in order to demolish the old factory to build houses on the site, but it seems strange that those planes have been left there.<\/strong><\/p>\n In some images you can also see three cells of what appear to be training aircraft<\/strong>, and another aircraft -apparently of the same type- half-finished. Possibly MiG-AT aircraft<\/a>, a trainer project presented by Mikoyan in the mid-1990s. The aircraft made its first flight in 1996 and only two examples were completed, as the project was eventually cancelled.<\/p>\n The video is in Russian, but you can understand a bit by activating the automatic English translation in the bottom bar of the player:<\/p>\n
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