Ok
looks cool tho, is there a skin for that?
1:72 Mikoyan Gurevich MiG-21G; "24+17", JG 71 ‘Richthofen’ (Whif) would be the source. But im not sure if its reliable.
The first modernized MiG-21 became available in March 1992 and the aircraft were allocated to Jagdgeschwader 71 ‘Richthofen’ at Wittmund and Jagdgeschwader 73 ‘Steinhoff’ at Laage, the latter also operated the MiG-29G during that time. Tactical code numbers were kept from the preliminary registrations under which most of the MiG-21’s from NVA/LSK had been taken over but written off. As a consequence, all MiG-21G had codes in in the 24 xx range but in inconsecutive order – an uncommon practice in the Luftwaffe arsenal!
This program included:
- Replacement of the original Tumanskiy R25-300 engine with a slightly more powerful but much more modern, reliable and fuel-economic Turbo-Union RB199-34R Mk 103 afterburning turbofan
Modified rear fuselage through the much shorter RB-199 engine, including an elongated afterburner nozzle, an additional air intake at the fin root and an additional fuel cell in the rear fuselage - Replacement of the original Soviet RP-21M radar with an Emerson AN/APQ-159 planar array radar with a range of 20 nmi
- Addition of a passive AN/ALR-23 infrared sensor under the air intake
- Adaptation of the armament to Western/German standards, including the replacement of the internal GSh-23-2 gun with a single BK-27 27mm Mauser cannon, avionics for AIM-9L Sidewinder missiles and conformal chaff/flare dispensers at the base of the fin
- German/English stencils and change of gauges to feet, knots and nautic miles
- Air superiority paint scheme according to current ‘Norm 81’ standard
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oh ok. thanks would have been nice to have.
That sounds quite selfish.
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It isn’t.
It’s a "mass "produced plane that is an event vehicle, when it should have been tech tree. If the US doesn’t have it in the tree, why should any other country have access to it?
Besides, it doesn’t belong in any other country. Nobody else used it.
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Neither have all the US captured premiums. Yet there they are.
Also, M8 Greyhound.
Original poster says it’s a “what if” model on Flickr.
(and I see Fleks already responded saying the same. Late to the party, I guess)
GBU-11 and GBU-10 for F-4F(late and ICE)
3000lb ------- 2000lb
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Unfortunately, the F-4F and its variants couldn’t guide LGB alone till the day of retirement.
so this bombs are useless for F-4F in game.
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Alpha Jet A has been implemented
also many of the links stopped working for some reason
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The Super Tiger is a different plane from the F11F-1. It’s not in the game for anybody currently. (At any rate I’m still hoping Gaijin will see sense and add either the short-nose F11F-1 (Early) or a just a renamed F-11A in the tech tree for USA.)
Lots of Discord image links have died. Seems like Discord must be purging them (because merely not allowing hotlinking wouldn’t have been dickish enough for Discord, apparently).
At any rate, seeing as Argentina is already a de facto subtree for Germany, here’s a possibility for an intermediate option between F-4F ICE and Eurofighers:
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we’ll that’s just discord
besides that, since Argentina isn’t part of the Federal republic of Germany (FRoG) this F-16 doesn’t fit into this thread
you can mark F4F-ICE and AlphaJet A as implemented
links no longer work
it seems to me the creator is no longer active on the forums, last post was several months ago
He still is…
My guess… Gaijin broke the links by editing the forum.
I want the old one back.
What about including Su-20?
As far as I know, West Germany bought x2 Su-20 from Egypt in 1980s.
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