An interesting addition to the base heritage museum at Beauvechain, although it obviously never flew from here, is former East German Air Force (NVA-LSK) MiG-21bis 874, on display in the colours of its former operator.

Flying out of the woods.... MiG-21bis 509 is on display in the centre of Zelinikovo, Bulgaria.

This Fishbed-L is on display at this museum in the centre of Sofia.

Preserved as a monument in the main town square in Gabrovnitsa.

Preserved on base, this nice LASUR is a former Voyenno-vozdushnyye sily (VVS, Soviet Air Force) MiG-21 (bort number 84). The MiG was delivered to Bulgaria in 1990 and modified to LASUR (equipped with a navigation and landing system and a semi-automatic guidance system for intercepts). 502 was stored at homebase Graf Ignatievo from September 2001. It was seen in a hangar in 2005, possibly cannibalized and prepared for preservation as is was reportedly preserved on this pole in front of the base headquarter from late 2008.

Preserved on base, this nice LASUR is a former Voyenno-vozdushnyye sily (VVS, Soviet Air Force) MiG-21 (bort number 84). The MiG was delivered to Bulgaria in 1990 and modified to LASUR (equipped with a navigation and landing system and a semi-automatic guidance system for intercepts). 502 was stored at homebase Graf Ignatievo from September 2001. It was seen in a hangar in 2005, possibly cannibalized and prepared for preservation as is was reportedly preserved on this pole in front of the base headquarter from late 2008.