Brazil Mi-35, finally painted

[Silverbolt 104]

Finlly, after a year of negotiations and, some months of training and U$300 Million our First Mi-35 is out of the Assembly line and painted.

 

its intent to patroll the border with Bolivia to avoid Drug and weapons traffic, it will supplement the Task of 2º/3º GAV ''Grifo''with AT-27 and AT-29 Tucano and Super Tucando .

 

in FAB, The Mi-35 will be designated as ''AH-2 Sabre'' and the 12 units will be part of 2°/8° Gav '' Poti''

 

lets see who is in charge here, Drug smugglers

Edited October 24, 2009 by Silverbolt

[Nesher 628]

hot damn... very nice paint job! I LIKE

[Silverbolt 104]

it became the main scheme in FAB

 

 

[SUICIDAL 401]

Congratulations to Brazil.

This is a huge step

not only Brazil but also for South America.

Since we can friend but with the Russian technology.

[+Typhoid 231]

"some months of training and U$300 Million "

 

it took $300 US million to paint one Russian helicopter and train the crews?!!!???

 

I'm working on the wrong contract............

[macelena 1,070]

"some months of training and U$300 Million "

 

it took $300 US million to paint one Russian helicopter and train the crews?!!!???

 

I'm working on the wrong contract............

 

 

Yes, but you gotta acknowledge it´s a nice paintjob

 

Som people could pay the same for a bunch of paints, but this is nice, scary, kills people...

(please, no jokes about russian made aircraft killing more of its crews than its enemies, that´s just disgusting)

Edited October 25, 2009 by macelena

[Abhi 3]

the russians are cash crunched,they will now sell weapons to everyone,even USA.

[JediMaster 451]

So, that one Mi-35 cost as much as TWO F-22s?!?!

[shotdown 8]

So, that one Mi-35 cost as much as TWO F-22s?!?!

 

Of course it does. Mi-35 has VTOL capability, something F-22 lacks.

[Silverbolt 104]

DARN YOU GUYS:rofl:

 

 

12 Hinds for 300 million( and its overpriced i think)

Edited October 26, 2009 by Silverbolt

[Gr.Viper 131]

Of course it does. Mi-35 has VTOL capability, something F-22 lacks.

Hind can serve as troop carrier too.

[+Typhoid 231]

DARN YOU GUYS:rofl:

 

 

12 Hinds for 300 million( and its overpriced i think)

 

well, at least its getting a bit more in the ballpark for deployed air combat capabilities. 25mil to include a support package is actually not bad. IF that includes the purchase of the aircraft.

 

if that 300mil only includes paint and training - someone (the US taxpayers) have been ripped off yet again. Heck, if the US taxpayers shelled out 300 mil for you all to buy Russian aircraft - we still got ripped off!!

[Derk 265]

What's the cost of the paint training ?

 

 

Hou doe,

 

Derk

[JediMaster 451]

Priceless!

[Silverbolt 104]

Priceless

 

 

eh, not really, 300 million is the cost of training, support and 12 new Mi-35.

Edited October 27, 2009 by Silverbolt

[Gr.Viper 131]

But they have 3 gear legs to support them! You HAVE been ripped off!

 

I see these Hinds are not shielded against IR missiles (exhausts are open). Stingers are not expected?

[SUICIDAL 401]

Were used to support Army troops to hunt down drug dealers.

 

Brazil borders Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana on the south by Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay on the east by the Atlantic Ocean and west by Bolivia and Peru.

And get along with all its neighbors.

The only ones who can challenge them is Venezuela.

Who has massive capacity to guide portable IR missiles.

But they are very good friends.

[Silverbolt 104]

But they have 3 gear legs to support them! You HAVE been ripped off!

 

I see these Hinds are not shielded against IR missiles (exhausts are open). Stingers are not expected?

 

actually the IR Suppressor haven't been installed yet, i think they will... the picture was taken in Russia.

 

where the IR supressor should be is not painted yet

[Silverbolt 104]

But they are very good friends.

 

let's say we're just fine even if half or our parlament want kick chavez out of Venezuela for non-democratic reasons, even if themselves promove anti-democratic policy inside Brazil