Former Soviet Mi-1 now displayed wearing the Red, Green and White colours of Belarus. The museum has now closed and the collection moved to the airfield at Lipke.

On display with the MARTA Herford Museum für Kunst, Architektur, Design (art, architecture and design museum) is this rather anonymous Mil Mi-1 helicopter. The museum is located near the railway station in Herford, a city just north of Bielefeld. The origins of this helicopter are unknown.

The DOSAAF airfield of Vityebsk, Kukovyachino houses several helicopters. On display is this Mi-1, with code 17 black worn on the front of the rotor housing. It later received code 09 yellow.

First noted here January 2008.

On display at Museum Pusat TNI-AU Dirgantara Mandala.

C/n given on the display plate in the museum as AO118 and by Air-Britain Archive Special No. 5 as 1181, but neither are valid Mi-1 c/ns. If c/n 1811 was correct then it would point to the factory at Rostov as the producer as the highest known built there ends 1810. OH-HRC was manufactured in January 1961 registered in in February 1961 so that fits nicely