+1. The aviation tech tree appears fairly sizable, which I genuinely believe would be a solid addition to the game.
I’ve always admired Yugoslav aircraft like the Ikarus IK-2, Rogožarski IK-3, and Ikarus S-49, and I’d like to see them in the game one day.
on a similar note, i believe yugoslavia once had iraqi floggers in the 90s that they used for testing
I mentioned that above.
+1 Looks great.
Also what plane would be the best to be a squadron vehicle?
i think the Iraqi MiG-21SMTs would be nice to be the squadron vehicle.
Or the Iraqi MiG-23ML
i feel like for the Iraqi MiG-23ML it would be better to be in the tech tree to research and a smother transition to the MiG-29.
Bear in mind that it’ll only be able to be equipped with the missiles that the Yugos had, and the Yugos did not use MiG-23s. So it might be limited to R-60s only. Besides, I believe only a single version was in flight worthy condition.
So if it was a squadron vehicle would it be br 11.3 or 11.0 do to it only having R-60s, also did it only have R-60s or R-60M?
It depends if the Yugos had R-60Ms.
YuAF had R-60Ms, their MiG-29s also came in with R-73s.
Utva 75 with four M79 Osa AT rocket launchers. Too bad the aircraft has a maximum speed of only 215 km/h.
It would be an alright 1.0 attacker.
Po2 equivalent perhaps?
This shouldn’t be a problem, as they could get all the armaments they could possibly carry. This has been done in the past, for example Thai Alpha Jets did not have the BK-27 gunpods IRL, yet we have them ingame.
Do they have them though? I checked the thai alpha jets yesterday and did not notice any gunpods.
They do have them, check the WT wiki
The central cannon is the only one I can see
Yes that’s the gunpod that I meant lol, IRL they don’t have those
Yeah I just got confused since you wrote gunpodS as in plural. And I got confused since first I don’t really think of that as a gunpod and more an internal weapon. And second the fact that the French alpha jet actually has 2 gunpods it can take.
