Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29 Fulcrum - History, Design, Performance & Dissection

Can we also have MiG-29K (9-41R) or 29KUB (9-47R)? Maybe also the one prototype with thrust vectoring in the rights of being unique

Me too man, me too.

heh, better than having to differentiate bewtten the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1 and the M1, did i mention the M1?

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Don’t let that guy who adores correcting people on the difference between Su-35 and Su-35S hear that.

He’s probably lurking around here… Somewhere.

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Im pretty confident that Mikojan Gurewitsch himself would get an aneurysm when he would look at the MiG-29 naming schemes

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you know that Mikoyan and Gurevich are two seperate people?

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Srsly?

yes
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2 aneurysms then

how many cms do the 2005 mig 29m get

Tfw no MiG-29 FM fix despite there’s a MiG-29 premium

Lmao

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9.15M and 9.61M both get 60x Single pop CM-Disp

Hopefully we get a new Fulcrum soon.

Perhaps a twin-seater. I think those ones are pretty.

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These ones have no radar if I’m not mistaken(?)

I remember reading something like that in a polish museum where one was exposed.

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Yeah you can tell it has no radar just by the size of the radar dome compared to the single seaters

Yep that extra seat definitely takes a lot of space

No radar?
R-73?

Sounds like a goober vehicle to me. I like it.

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it still has the IRST

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If it can carry the ET, that sounds like it’d be pretty fun.
A Fulcrum with a full IR loadout.