Product 0.02 is better known historically asOK-GLI (Buran Aerodynamic Prototype), the critical full-scale test vehicle used for atmospheric flight trials and automated landing tests between 1984 and 1988.

The OK-GLI was the critical, full-scale atmospheric test vehicle in the Soviet Buran program, designed to validate the aerodynamic, glide, and automatic landing systems of the shuttle. Subject: Buran 0.02 (OK-GLI / BTS-002) Atmospheric Test Vehicle.

Up for sale is a rare, authentic single-sheetarchival working copy blueprint from the Soviet Union’s historic Buran Space Shuttle program. Target Vehicle: Marked explicitly on the bottom left as”На изд.

Reference Markings: Hand-marked”На изд. до 15 В” (limited to 15 Volts). Authentic Signatures & Approvals: Features several official Soviet engineering signatures from February 1983, including An incredible item of space exploration history—perfect for serious collectors of Soviet space, rocketry, or Cold War militaria.

Spacecraft: Buran OK-GLI (Buran Analog BST-02 / Vehicle 0.02). TheBuran OK-GLI (0.02) was the crucial atmospheric test vehicle of the Soviet Buran-Energia program. Unlike the space-flown Buran, the 0.02 was equipped with four turbojet engines, allowing it to take off under its own power to test aerodynamic flight characteristics and the automated landing systems.

What was the Buran OK-GLI (0.02)?. The OK-GLI (or BTS-002) was the “Enterprise” of the Soviet Union, but with a major twist: unlike the US Enterprise, the OK-GLI was equipped with four AL-31 jet engines, allowing it to take off under its own power to test automatic gliding and landing systems.