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Banidos TA 50 (SU-57) This is a model of the prototype of the TA 50 (SU 57) created by AleDucat, the model is beta, this means that it has not been tested enough, it may have missing parts and some inconveniences, (none affects anything in the simulator) the installation method is the standard one, copy the contents of each folder into the corresponding folders in your simulator installation. The flight model is super unstable, this means that you can perform cobra, super cobra and rotate like a juggler's baton. if you press the vectoring key (as used on helicopters and harriers) the model will deploy the refueling zone and become more stable. For animation reasons, the cockpit is unfolded with the key to unfold the mooring hook. The center bays deploy automatically when firing a radar guidance missile. In order to engage and fire infrared missiles housed in the wing root wells, you must open them with the key that corresponds to the openings of common wells. the model is the prototype, remove the pitot t antennas that the working model does not bring from the ini files. I hope you enjoy. This folder contains a 3d model of the SU-57, a 3d model of the cockpit, a 3d model of the pilot's seat and optronic seeker, 3 skins with the corresponding decals, and several engine sound files. 3d model :AleDucat textures: Torno excuse my bad english this was translated with google translator.

The Yak-23 was developed as a simple lightweight jet fighter, on Yakovlev's own initiative. It was a development of the earlier Yak-15 and Yak-17 fighters, retaining their non-conventional layout with a jet engine in the fuselage nose and exhaust under the cockpit, but the construction was all new. Its wings were derived from the Yak-19. The Yak-23 used a Soviet copy of the British Rolls-Royce Derwent V turbojet engine, produced as the Klimov RD-500. It first flew on July 8, 1947. After successful flights, it underwent state trials in 1948 and was accepted for series production. It was evaluated as highly maneuverable, with a good acceleration and take-off and climb capabilities thanks to high thrust-to-weight ratio. Faults were poor directional stability at speeds around Mach 0.86 and lack of cockpit pressurization. Despite being one of the best straight-wing jet fighters, it was inferior to new swept-wing designs. WHAT'S IN: - A Flyable plane (*) using Stary's outstanding pit. - Pilot, Sound, openable canopy (Key=10) - New/Edited historical Skins: 1 BVVS 3 CVL 2 FAR 1 ML (a could be) 7 PWL 1 USAF 3 VVS - Each with its own decalset CREDITS: - Stary: pit - Spillone104: RR Derwent Sound - Flogger23: Early soviet Decals blended, blurred, edited by me - Paulopanz: Skins, Decals, Screens, ini editings EXTRA: - Read the story about the USAF plane inside its skin folder, a real cold war spy novel! INSTALL: - All in main mod folder I realy like this little long waited small plane and I made ALL the skins I found. Now with its proper pit . Enjoy. @ paulopanz (*) EXP 2 needed

The Yakovlev Yak-15, NATO reporting name: Feather, was a first-generation Soviet turbojet fighter developed by the Yakovlev design bureau (OKB) im- mediately after World War II. It used a reverse-engineered German Junkers Jumo 004 engine. Along with the Swedish Saab 21R, it was one of only two jets to be success- fully converted from a piston-powered aircraft and enter production. 280 aircraft were built in 1947. Although nominally a fighter, it was mainly used to qualify piston-engine- experienced pilots to fly jets. @ Original Pasko's model (as just edited by Wrench, Eburger and so on, excuse me if I don't remember all) 2012 rebuilt: - tail mapping bug fixed - rudder mapping main bug fixed - front wings upside-down mapping bug solved - Inner cockpit corners ouside canopy painted - Stary's cockpit fitted in place (thank You man!) - a better pilot seat added - 13 historical skins made/fixed - 2 original fictional camo skin revamped - a whole new decalset - new hangar & loadout pics Enjoy @ Paul