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    I tried my best to find the correct fonts,this is the most similar fonts “毛主席万岁” is means "Long live Chairman Mao" On 17th January 1966 the first Shenyang-built J-7 Fishbed made its maiden flight at the hands of Ge Wenrong(葛文镛) If you haven't downloaded my J-7, it doesn't matter. It can still be used by throwing it into the folder of MiG 21F-13

  2. Shenyang J-7(Type-62) Fighter

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    The first type of J-7 is not manufactured by Chengdu Aircraft Manufacturing Factory, but by Shenyang Aircraft Manufacturing Factory.Approximately only 23-24 J-7 prototypes have been produced, and 12 have been donated to Albania There is basically no difference between the J-7 prototype and the MIG21F-13 model, except that the original engine has been replaced by the WP-7 engine made in China. T's WP-7 engine is modeled after the Soviet Union's r11-300 engine (but historically, the quality and efficiency of the WP-7 have been a concern, with the first WP-7 engine having a lifespan of only 100 hours) References: https://www.bilibili.com/read/cv9813494/ https://www.doc88.com/p-377487159434.html?s=rel&id=3 Chinese Aircraft - China's Aviation Industry since 1951 by Yefim Gordon and Dmitriy Komissarov https://military-history.fandom.com/wiki/Chengdu_J-7 Strike Fighters Legends
  3. View File Shenyang J-7(Type-62) Fighter prototype silver I tried my best to find the correct fonts,this is the most similar fonts “毛主席万岁” is means "Long live Chairman Mao" On 17th January 1966 the first Shenyang-built J-7 Fishbed made its maiden flight at the hands of Ge Wenrong(葛文镛) If you haven't downloaded my J-7, it doesn't matter. It can still be used by throwing it into the folder of MiG 21F-13 Submitter BF109K4SL Submitted 01/31/2024 Category J/F-7  

  4. Shenyang J-7(Type-62) Fighter

    BF109K4SL commented on BF109K4SL's file in Other

    China's weapons and equipment confidentiality work is generally done very well, even though some equipment has been retired for a long time, it is still difficult to search for their specific information(Such as aircraft's cockpit) This information is usually discussed extensively in military forums in China, but that was already more than a decade ago. Forums have been declining in China for a long time. Well written books are usually military magazines published by some Chinese publishing houses, but that was a long time ago, and it is also difficult to find resources online,and now Chinese encyclopedias are often poorly written Chinese Aircraft - China's Aviation Industry since 1951 It's a good book to learn about Chinese airplanes(but I don't kown why the writter didn't introduced the J-11 series）

  5. Shenyang J-7(Type-62) Fighter

    BF109K4SL commented on BF109K4SL's file in Other

    Thank you for your suggestion! The Chinese PDF website usually Have many Ads and if you want download it's PDF resources will cost much money,but i found two website that with less Ads,I'll try to download some resources in my computer and share them next time! Now I'm working in correct the wrong infomation in the Chinese aircraft mods from CA include references in to the introduction it's my special hobby,it can avoid some people criticizing me and saying that the information inside the mod is false informatio
  6. View File Shenyang J-7(Type-62) Fighter The first type of J-7 is not manufactured by Chengdu Aircraft Manufacturing Factory, but by Shenyang Aircraft Manufacturing Factory.Approximately only 23-24 J-7 prototypes have been produced, and 12 have been donated to Albania There is basically no difference between the J-7 prototype and the MIG21F-13 model, except that the original engine has been replaced by the WP-7 engine made in China. T's WP-7 engine is modeled after the Soviet Union's r11-300 engine (but historically, the quality and efficiency of the WP-7 have been a concern, with the first WP-7 engine having a lifespan of only 100 hours) References: https://www.bilibili.com/read/cv9813494/ https://www.doc88.com/p-377487159434.html?s=rel&id=3 Chinese Aircraft - China's Aviation Industry since 1951 by Yefim Gordon and Dmitriy Komissarov https://military-history.fandom.com/wiki/Chengdu_J-7 Strike Fighters Legends Submitter BF109K4SL Submitted 10/01/2023 Category Other  
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