Sukhoi Su-27/30/33/35/37 Flanker series & Su-34 Fullback - History, Design, Performance & Dissection (Part 3)

That would make sense.

on a related to this topic note, i decided to play a random Su-27SM game
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maybe this thing does need a 14.0 br after all

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Bump it to 14.0 and make it a full SM3 config with R-77-1s and add a normal Su-27SM at 13.7 (AL-31F and normal R-77 only) and remove dual racks from it. similar to what they did with the 9-12 addition to the USSR

can also bump the MKK/MK2s at the same time to 13.7

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i was thinking about making a bigger post about overhauling USSR Flanker tree with similar idea. Making Su-27SM in 2004 configuration without double racks at 13.7, bumping Su-30s to the same br, Making Su-27SM3 at 14.0 (barely any work to be done, it’s like 90% copy and paste of 27SM in terms of model and assests). Or placing Su-27M there

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I think he’s dealing with back to school stuff

Hope the goat is okay

Phew, British main going back to his closure, we can get back to based conversation about flankers

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Hmm yes conversation about Flankers with canards.

My favorite :)

To think that one of those is only 4 hours of train ride away from me

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Oh myyy.

The only things that are close to me are the F-15/16.

Yep, Museum in Yekaterinburg suburban area got their hands on one of the Su-27M airframes
I am on vacation so I seriously thinking about visiting it on a weekend

Noice honestly it would’ve been a fresh sight after seein so many eagles and vipers tbh.

There is a big airforce museum in Monino, Moscow with some very cool stuff.

I’m planning to visit Russia at one day,maybe I’ll visit that museum once I get a chance.

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Is that the open air one with the Russian Concorde and prototype Flanker?

I think I saw it a bit from Google Earth street view.

It does have a giant open exhibition with bunch of rare stuff, but also has a lot more other things. It’s the central museum of VVS after all

Looks like a pretty interesting museum to visit.

Having visited a few around the world (Berlin, Krakow and Washington), going to a russian one could be a way to close the circle.

Gotta renew the passport someday I guess.

There is also Kubinka in close proximity, if you are interested in armored vehicles. Plenty of rare stuff there as well, Maus, IS-7, Ferdinand (only one in the world as well), bunch of Soviet prototypes…

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I see from google images it also has the Obj.279, huh definitely a cool one.

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look at all those chickens

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3 things I notice from this:

  1. A little wild B-25

  2. Yak-38’s

  3. Is that the airliner version of the Tu-95 in the back? Looks like a pretty rare one.