That’s actually execution footage of the guy who made the N001 and N019.
It’s what he gets for making such abysmal radars.
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well those are still amazing compared to what they had before
looking at you mig23 and mig25
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we don’t talk about those…
Doorstep method to get rid of political opposers
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testing the fire controll system
Most likely just perspective, but that makes it look like incredibly close, like so close that the debris would damage the jet.
kind of funny i had a discussion with someone claiming the f14 has the most powerful radar ever fitted to a plane before the f22
the mig25 actually has a way more powerful radar (20 times+)
its just the “computer” on the mig25 that is legally blind in comparison so the range is still worse
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something that is hard to se becasue of the perspective is that the Su-34 is actually suspended in that test
its not standing on the ground
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looks so goofy with it being suspended in the air with some straps
I actually just noticed, though I’m sure they wouldn’t be so stupid to make concrete rain on the jet
Though I’m sure this would fall under the forgotten suggestions
not gonna happen
bc anything with the ILS-31 is also missing it
and i doubt gaijin would put in enough work just for a handful of vehicels
they dont even put a UV filter on planes where they wouldnt have to add a seperate mechanic or animation (see EF or F-15E)
Yeah the eurofighter still missing it is kinda insane, and to be fair I don’t know if they’d accept a UV filter that can move up and down, that would like require a keybind.
Too much effort.
indeed they do.
no that is just a really small man
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1 meter 50
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