Erik

As Jeff leaned into the still escaping warm exhaust to collect his sample he couldn't help but wonder if there wasn't a better way to comply with the new government standard of checking exhaust gases from non-running jet engines. Conducted in the prior year as well, at a tax payers expense of merely 2.8 billion USD, the government concluded that as time running the horizontal axis as "x" and "y" being the heat of expended gaseous vapors that as "x" increased "y" decreased on a proportional scale. Upon successfully gaining his sample Jeff and his crew chief hope the double knot they tied is enough to keep the test clinically safe. What's for dinner in the chow hall isn't far behind in thought.

I would recommend that you post this in the General Forum for the SF1 Series. I know they exist and you can even try a search for "MIG". Thanks.

This would have been more spot on in a more native dialect. hahaha

The official Sparta screenshot thread.

The scimitar had a vert stab.

Here's the next one then.

It's a Fairey Gannet, square folding wings for deployment on aircraft carriers, twin props, and dome under the fuselage. Sub hunter was a defined role.