Afaik, they were planning on doing upgrades for MiG-23 and 27 airframes for those who wanted them. It would’ve been kits/upgrades for export only basically.
The Soviet Union decided they would not pursue any further single engine airplanes as the single point of failure was something that bothered them. This lead to the RuF scrapping all airframes within a decade or so.
But I am interested in seeing China flourish. ASB is somewhat boring at the moment as you only face Soviet or German aircraft (both always Mig-29s), depsite always being pitted against China. Facing a wider range of aircraft will always be more intersting and knocking the soviets down a peg or 2 is never a bad thing.
It would also be good to limit the amount of Taiwanese airframes they get (for many reasons) but mostly because trying to VID a Taiwanese F-16 from a US one is a pain in the butt
Yep, that would be good. I really hope we get better SB line ups. Im not looking forward to RAF Typhoons vs Italian and German Typhoons exclusively when they come
Interesting, ashame tho that they don’t specify which exact version of the F-8 were getting, tho I can only hope one of the more advanced versions with R-27 compatibility like the F-8 IIM
Edit: after a quick look I actually couldn’t find any versions of the F-8 other than the IIM so that gives me hope.