<p>This is the impressive Eastern ramp at Kubinka.
From near to far:-
first there are four unidentified ‘Swifts’ MiG-29s,
then
MiG-29UB ’32 white’ c/n 50903016527 (old Swifts c/s),
MiG-29 ’43 white’ c/n 2960530010 (old Swifts c/s),
MiG-29 ’47 blue’ c/n unknown (camouflaged), 
MiG-29UB (no visible code but reported as either ‘56’ or ‘68’,
MiG-29S ’52 blue’ c/n unknown (camouflaged),
MiG-29UB ’33 white’ c/n 50903014905 (old Swifts c/s),
MiG-29 ’42 white’ c/n 2960530005 (old Swifts c/s),
MiG-29UB ’34 white’ c/n 50903016584 (old Swifts c/s),
MiG-29 ’48 white’ c/n 2960525775 (old Swifts c/s),
MiG-29 ’46 white’ c/n 2960530015 (old Swifts c/s),
MiG-29 ’44 white’ c/n 2960530011 (old Swifts c/s),
MiG-29 ’40 white’ c/n 2960530002 (old Swifts c/s),
MiG-29 [ID unknown] current Swifts c/s,
MiG-29SMT ‘RF-90844 / 20 blue’ c/n 2960737220 (camouflaged),
MiG-29SMT ‘RF-92937 / 25 red’ c/n 2960733333 (camouflaged),
Su-30SM ’43 blue’ c/n 10MK51317,
Su-30SM ’45 blue’ c/n 10MK51403,
Su-30SM ’48 blue’ c/n 10MK51405.
Su-34 ‘RF-95845 / 17 red’ c/n possibly 416066_306_19.
Su-34 ‘RF-95842 / 14 red’ c/n 416066_306_16.
Kubinka Airbase, Moscow Oblast, Russia.
</p>
23rd August 2017
<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.flickr.com/people/65001151@N03">Alan Wilson</a> from Stilton, Peterborough, Cambs, UK
CC BY-SA 2.0
<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/ajw1970/37434151656/">Kubinka East Ramp. 23-8-2017</a>