One of the only things I like about it is the easier to see RWR
Otherwise I prefer the FA.2, but if it does get added I’ll probably grind it tbh, and get a new skin
@Gunjob, how easy is it to see the whole RWR screen on the FA.2? (without moving the pilots
head, only the camera)
Pretty impossible.
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Thanks :(
Not sure if this is a Magic 1 or 2, but one of the FAA’s FRS.1s (XZ440) was used for trials with the missile in 1982 during the process of adapting the Sea Harrier to India’s needs
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Only visible difference would be a cut in the tail fins so that would require a close-up image.
Example of Magic 2 missile with the cuts in the tail fins.
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I’m going to need the world’s most powerful magnifying glass.
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Ai upscaling
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is this not also a Matra Magic on an Indian Mig21?
Would be a nice alternative to the R73
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Magic 1 D:
Did India operate an earlier version of the Mig-21 to the Bison?
Yes. “Bison” (MiG-21UPG) was an upgrade to their existing MiG-21bis variants. The version in the photos is MiG-21bis.
Prior to that there was MiG-21F-13, MiG-21PF, MiG-21FL and MiG-21M in Indian service.
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Let’s play a game.
Identify the Harrier:
Spoiler
Edit: Please don’t quote the pic. Thanks
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That nose is whaky to say the least. Does it have a mirage radar in it like how it is on the cheetah or something?
No, It’s the Blue Fox, or aleast a prototype version
Also what do you mean by that
I thought the south african cheetah had a mirage radar on it causing the long and pointy nose? was i wrong?
The Cheetah C had an Elta radar, for more info check out the Cheetah C suggestion forum