Fair enough, that’s a pretty good point
JM had JDAMS though no?
Well they haven’t made a 1:1 replica of the O-I to my knowledge, all of the documents they own have been hoarded so they could recreate the tank in 1:72 to out-compete the rival modeling companies with true historical accuracy that they simply can’t provide.
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No. F-15Js were intended exclusively for interception and air superiority roles. The future F-15JSI is expected to be comparable to an F-15EX, but we do not have any details yet, other than the acquisition of JASSM-ER and the air-launched Type 12 SSM Kai which is currently in development.
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I would expect something human-sized
In that case to maintain the reload rate those shells would all have to be next to each other.
If it was modelled realistically. That would be over half the carousel would be loaded with shells.
It is not modelled correctly, it is less prone to detonations than some NATO/Western tank design CR2 is a fine example.
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Looking so goofy.
What film is that?
Good question, I don’t think I ever found out, I’ll take a look real quick.
aim-9L? what do you want more now lol
Looking to TV logo its probably chinese or russian war film
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only these left from that tank? lol
Only one Issue they are not to scale they are probably 1:4 or 1:3 maybe.
Better then some.
No i want it historically accurate, dont take my post as me wanting it anyway else
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What’s wrong with that it’s pretty close.
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You guys dont realize how massive O-I is. It even somewhat bigger than Maus.
Unless I missed something, not even the source where I found these images mentioned the film.
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Should be F5A with engines from the F5A not the E, it should have CM pods but it doesn’t, it doesn’t even have JATO so its missing all the Norwegian modifications. Even the cockpit is wrong since its missing the JATO igniter.
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