Don’t otherwise you will make Smin very unhappy again
Mig 35 have zhuk-A(aesa) .
replaced by PESA
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What kind of Russian survice can we talk about when there are literally a couple of planes? I think it’s a rumor. They were tested with new radars and realized that these planes were not needed. As you can see, no one buys new ones
Huh? The Zhuk-A/AM is an upgrade option for export MiG-35s.
0 things and there should be something such as the MiG-29M to help out
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No. Only the zhuk-a was installed on the Mig 35. No more radars were installed
doesnt it also carry the guided hydra rocket? the ones from the grease apache?
lmao
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Maybe R-27EA missiles or the MiG-31?
John travolta flying a cobra.
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Zhuk-a for russian, zhuk-ae(export) for export. Zhuk-MA its early version
The EXACT place my brain went too haha.
Want to know what I think ? I think since they barely touch low tier anymore because it doesn’t make any money, they throw in these old models they’ve had in their database for years as event vehicles to fill the prize pool easily and to squeeze at least a bit of money from people who don’t have the time (or the will) to play for hours during winter holidays just to get a special aircraft that they’ll barely touch anyway because, well, as you said, it’s not very good.
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More like Israeli skin instead of Ecuador one since Ecuador only operated the basic C.10 version.
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Well, I’ll have to admit, I’m a bit out of my turf right there. It would probably help if I could speak russian, as most english sources seem to be conflicting, with the Zhuk-ME usually being mentioned as the one used in the serial production and the Zhuk-A/AM being offered as an option for export MiG-35s
The R-27EA never existed and the MiG-31 would be like 12.3-13.0
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Seeker existed, motor assembly existed. Was planned to be combined. Plausible enough.
Now go convince the American Mains
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I can’t.
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