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Amazing pack! Can't wait.

 

:groupwave:  "Great great... can't wait!"

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Two weeks?  :big_boss:

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Two weeks?  :big_boss:

4 for you  :airplane:  :baby:  :baby:  :baby:  :beach:  :beach:  :beach:  :crazy:  :crazy:  :crazy:  :flyer:  :flyer:  :flyer:

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On 8/11/2017 at 7:17 PM, R102Delphinus said:

Been wondering about the cockpit of the SU-17s/22s is it the WIP by Stary ?

Yes and no ;)

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Part of me wants to see fictional SU-24K and SU-17MK naval born variants :P I can imagine enlarged tail fins and hooks and that blue green camo

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2 hours ago, R102Delphinus said:

Part of me wants to see fictional SU-24K and SU-17MK naval born variants :P I can imagine enlarged tail fins and hooks and that blue green camo

Sorry my friend, just real planes, and the naval ones are land based ;)

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Damn but i have this double hull Xwing US-Basedestroyer version ready with photon torpedoes ... damn 

Enoc .. you ruined my WIP list .....

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On 16/8/2017 at 10:40 PM, 76.IAP-Blackbird said:

A part of the upcoming Weapon loadout for the Fitter

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What is this beast Blackbird? Man can't wait to try this birds in combat, Afghanistan and Iran-Iraq will be a lot of fun with them.

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That is an Kh-28 also known as AS-9 'Kyle', you can hang it under a Fitter, together with a SPS-141 pod and a Metel-A to get the most of it.

That is the reason, why the Fitter has a build in hole on the belly, to fit the tailfin of the Kh-28, you can see it here and here how it fits on a M2

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you all dont release soon we'll refer to this as the mod that never ends :rofl:

 

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There is more happening than you think :pilotfly:

 

Here are some pics of the Su-17 (one of the early versions) and some detailed weapons racks  that will be included in snailmans weapons pack

The skin is not adopted yet to the early version, so it still has the panels of the Su-17M silver skin

 

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i know,  and your screenshots (even early wip) never disappoint.  the previous teasing was directed more towards south america than europe. that said i recall being on a forever project myself....

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55 minutes ago, daddyairplanes said:

i know,  and your screenshots (even early wip) never disappoint.  the previous teasing was directed more towards south america than europe. that said i recall being on a forever project myself....

Who is there???

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some guy i know. tolerable skilled at skinning......

and yes my aim appears to be off.  ya get rusty when you dont go to a range (or practice your geography) in a while. will raise a few mils and try again in the morning

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The details you're putting on this plane is just unveliable! Really looking forward to fight on it!

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I didn't fly sukhois until saw the photos....., now i want to fly everyone:ok:

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Today Guys,

I would like to share this kind of Development Update with you. We are working on the Su-22 Variants that were used in the Iran Iraq conflict, the russian builds and the Peru versions. As you read those news, we are working on those birds. :biggrin:

Pits are WIP right now, so the skin polishing and 3D model debuggin is going on right now

For now, some pics of the Su-22

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And here the early version with two wingfences only and the "fat ass" from the Su-7 fuselage

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A render of the Airbrakesystem

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I have ready the like 2 more skins for Peru, one for Lybia and got the Angola Missing, wanna see them too? :lol::lol:

We still have an update made by the US to Peruvian Su-22's, so give us time, is all we ask for, a bit of time, we promise a good model to play with.

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