Yak-141 doesn’t have it either, does it
Yak 41 however was proposed with armament, and flew with mock up weapons.
YAK-141 get full plan of it’s radar, weapon. J-7FS, as I remember, there was some plans about it’s radar and other electronic system, but weapon plan is not clear(at least to me).
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Thanks for the publicity to me and the other suggesters.
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Its about time we had a unique F-16…one for the Squadron bank perhaps.
F-16C Block 25, #83120
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you mean the original versions weren’t stabilized?
I’ve heard two things, that they weren’t or that the stabilizers were non-functional. With the R2 model it is confirmed that they’re equipped with working stabilizers and will be the new standard.
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Isn’t it great?
Ki-64
BTR-90
Fuji T1 series to replace R2y2s
Rikugun KI-93 after Ki-83
O-I heavy tank for Japan
Komatsu LAV (Type 01 LMAT) to have proper atgm carrier
Mitsubishi LR-1 (MU-2K). (Mitsubishi LR-1 (MU-2K))
Mansyū Ki-98 after B7A2: Mansyū Ki-98 - Japanese Saab 21
Mitsubishi J4M:
Mitsubishi J4M - Wikipedia
Mitsubishi J8M in folder with KI-200, J8M used 30mm type 5 autocannons: Mitsubishi J8M - Wikipedia
Nakajima Ki-201 in folder with kikka or after it.
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M46’s experimental APFSDS round
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VKS Su-57 armed with two Kh-59M2A series air-to-surface missiles.
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Pardon? This was created for the M46 specifically or the 90mm in general?
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And as for these, I will heart for the cool piece of history, but I don’t think the Russian tree should receive these vehicles in any form.
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MIG-23- ‘Second Stage’, a Flogger that Mikoyan could flog.
MiG-23-11
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Defiantly would like to see the 120mm Centuro come to the Soviet tree. Maybe as a squadron tank, like how Sweden got the T-80U.
