nah, that is definitely not SPO-15, antennas are way to big. Plus, they are present on Indian 9.41s as well as MKIs. MKI certainly doesn’t use SPO-15
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Or we can just put a MiG-35 tech demonstrator with AESA at 14.3 with br raise once new missiles gonna be available. Will also be 100% historically accurate this way
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this ai-slop, no?
No, this is a screenshot from Lords of the Sky documentary
it just doesn’t make sense tho?
if it is actually is like that
Honestly, it looks terrible.
Well, it’s a very very good question. It’s either Tarang or for some reason later MiG changed L-150 antennas location on the wing and tail
It’s not guaranteed that the plane you’re throwing has those things.
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which is found on the 35S and on tail number 741—an aircraft that is the prototype for the 35S specifically, but is effectively a 29M/M2.
okay, thanks
It is literally 741 airframe but in different livery
not anymore, both 741 and 747 are technology demonstrators of MiG-35 nowadays. 29M/M2 no longer applicable, considering all the avionics changes
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It looks incredible, just like the Gripen E. And then look at how the Gripen E’s displays look in game. So I don’t have much faith that Gaijin will model these huge screens properly
i haven’t looked inside Gripen-E, i don’t have Sweden TT researched. But i have zero doubts in Gaijin ability to fumble something like this spectacularly
I’ve often seen the images Balta shared, and almost all of them appear to have been processed by a AI; seeing that cockpit again reminded me of those AI-generated versions.
Because of that, I thought they were all AI fakes
