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Carrier based MiG-23A WIP

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Opps... surprise! MiG-23A what if... (1972 project, can be realized to 1976)

 

based on MiG-23M

 

- refuelling probe

 

- new cockpit

 

- hook

 

- 2 unfolded undertail fins

 

- Sapfir-23ML Radar

 

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Pretty much what was supposed I believe to be on the Project Oriol? (If I got the project correct).

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If you want merge your model with the FM of my MiG-23MK

 

 

Thanks, but MiG-23K is ANOTHER project...

 

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Fight tests:

Take OFF!

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Landing

 

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p.s:sorry, i don't have more mig-23k drawings... :unsure:

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Lindr2, realy welcomed project! Good work on this, will you create a twoseater? Or even the vertical takeoff MiG-23 prototype with deltawings?! I`m just asking :drinks:

 

I like prototypes!

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MiG-23K :grin:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

That's Sexy!

how it woul be launched from the carrier ?

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Looks fantastic, can it have also the "heavy" looking back of the MF or PFM Mig-21, I htink there is additional fuel stored, so it can use the middle weaponstation for something else than a fueltank ;)

 

Will you create the back windows too? for a rearward view?!

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look behind the canopy, there are additional windows!

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MiG-21F Pilots told me, that the small windows at the rear werent really usefull. Thatswhy the czech had deleted them on their MiG-21F13. I think Lindr2s version is more realistic.

As suggestion, perhaps it would be possible to add the dogtooth at the wingroots, as it was used in MiG-27M or MiG-23MLD. Should make the bird more agile and slower at carrier approach.

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Looks fantastic, can it have also the "heavy" looking back of the MF or PFM Mig-21, I htink there is additional fuel stored, so it can use the middle weaponstation for something else than a fueltank ;)

 

Will you create the back windows too? for a rearward view?!

look behind the canopy, there are additional windows!

 

Know You or not, but into MiG-23K project (1976-78) used some features from MiG 9-11 include cockpit design, but 9-12 do not have back windows. Whether back windows for an MiG-23K are necessary?. I'm not assured yet about it ....

 

9-11 prototype (1973 project)

 

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about refueling probe: that MiG-23K version also exist

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Mh interresting aspect, thanks forthe info lindr2, the idea was to have a variety in the versions, with or with out the window, or without the refuelprobe .. just some ideas ;)

 

Good work so far, thanks!

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For the MiG-29 project 3 different design concepts were tested.

The first was a twin engine MiG-23 look a like with no swing wings and F-15 style air intakes ( the first in the row of lindrs drawings)

Then was a design which reminds on the later Yak-41 (second in row)

And finally the lifting body concept, which later became the MiG-29. project 9-11 was a MiG-29 body with MiG-23 avionics for export. Was cancelled because it was impossible to fit the MiG-23 radar in the MiG-29 body. 9-12 was full development. 9-12A was export WP, 9-12B was export rest of the world.

Edited by Gepard

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