Researching for short words

[DavideV]

Hello there!

I wanted to search for some pictures of the Russian WW2 fighter Mig-3, but it looks like those are too short keywords and I don’t really know how to expand the search as that’s just the name of the plane.

Furthermore, if I add other keywords (example: MiG 3 Russian fighter WW2) the results are just too general as I get this message

1. The following words were not included in your search because they are too short, too long, or too common: MiG, 3, WW2

It looks like those three keywords are stripped and I’m left just with Russian fighter… whatever other keywords I add, MiG 3 is always left out of the equation, defeating the purpose of my research.

How can I deal with this?

Thanks!

 

[BravoZulu]

Hello there!

I wanted to search for some pictures of the Russian WW2 fighter Mig-3, but it looks like those are too short keywords and I don’t really know how to expand the search as that’s just the name of the plane.

Furthermore, if I add other keywords (example: MiG 3 Russian fighter WW2) the results are just too general as I get this message

1. The following words were not included in your search because they are too short, too long, or too common: MiG, 3, WW2

It looks like those three keywords are stripped and I’m left just with Russian fighter… whatever other keywords I add, MiG 3 is always left out of the equation, defeating the purpose of my research.

How can I deal with this?

Thanks!

I'm not too sure we have any images of the MiG-3 mate, a search under Mikoyan doesn't bring up any but then it depends on if that tag was included on the image post. The only thing I can suggest is trawling through the media images under "Fixed wing aircraft" or the WW2 section there.

Sorry I can't help any further

 

[DavideV]

Well, thanks anyway!