WT-Cobi collab when?
I had that double kit with the Hungarian He 112, kinda was my last present before my grandad passed sadly in
N 2019
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Those ones came with the set. It’s the executive edition version with the NASA pieces.
Oh nice, i do a lot of custom stuff, so i have to find stuff online that fits with what i want. That or i 3D peint oarts but the plastic im using is kinda meh.
Honestly they should do this. Would make a killing off it I reckon.
Especially if Gaijin decide on adding strat bombers this year and partner with them for their B-2 set release.
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Speaking of bombers and strike objectives, i think every nation has some Strike based jet available
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I 3D printed some parts for my F-14. Found some files for AIM-54’s that fit with COBI and look pretty good. Although the length of them is q bit much they still look pretty good.
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Yeah my 3D printer ain’t the best but they look good for on the shelf anyway. It needs a good re-calibrating or probably replacing at this point.
This is what it should have looked like anyway.
Link to the 3D file is here too incase anyone stumbles across this and wants the source
well better than me who hasnt any
in my book that is something
AJSH37
That could be a really good strike jet to end the Attack Viggens. My only thing is that I don’t think it has CM outside of the Kaspel KB pods so unless it gets the CM suite that the Fighter Viggens get which is very likely to be ahistorical the AJSH37 may be very limited since the AJS-37 also fills a similar if not identical role to the AJS outside of anti-ship roles
JAS39A IR-OTIS
JA37D IR-OTIS
Those two either can be a premium, squadron vehicle or in the case of the latter potentially replace the JA37DI F27 as the new premium to make it a little bit more unique
going of the names they seem to have IRST? , right?
What’s going on with all the tech mods? There’s a bunch of reports on the CBR that either have over 100 likes or near it, and they aren’t resolved, sitting there for over a week or nearly a week.
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i found the same image but without a floating meteor
ye i wonder why that was done lmao.
The Meteor Missile despite officially only being in service in 2016 at the earliest, was first developed way back in the mid-1990’s. The JA-37’s were already modified to the DI specification or were in the process of getting modified to DI specs. And the Gripens gets IRST from the start. So yes to both
Do you mean the Ramjet version of the Skyflash?
by the way. that Viggen picture is very wierd. it was taken in 1996. but that’s what looks like a Meteor under its belly. a missile that wasnt even in active development for years after this let alone fly or test worthy.
Is it not just S225XR which was unveiled at Farnborough in 1992?
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