ghostrider883

Going past the Hunted DACT against a MiG-21bis

Thanks a lot. That did it. Its no longer available for download : http://combatace.com/topic/85079-lod-viewer/?p=684314. [Decal025] MeshName=Nosegear_Door_L DecalLevel=2 DecalFacing=BOTTOM FilenameFormat=Type 96\D\21M Position=-0.03,4.47 Scale=0.22 DecalMaxLOD=3 Rotation=-90 [Decal026] MeshName=Nosegear_Door_R DecalLevel=2 DecalFacing=BOTTOM FilenameFormat=Type 96\D\21M Position=0.03,4.47 Scale=0.22 DecalMaxLOD=3 Rotation=90

Can anyone please tell me the mesh names of the TW MiG-21 model(MF & bis). I need to position decals on the nose gear doors

Rival Fishbeds

Type 96 MiG-21Ms, Sqdn Nos. 37 "Black Panthers" & 7 "Battle Axes" - Standard Camo in the 1980s

Type 75 MiG-21bis of TACDE (Tactics & Air Combat Development Establishment), Indian AF

Type 75 MiG-21bis, No. 15 Sqdn "Lancers"

No. 4 Sqdn "Oorials" , Type 75 MiG-21bis Aggressors

“And so he passed over, and all the trumpets sounded for him on the other side….” 27 May 1999, Kargil Operations - Operation Safed Sagar. News came that Flt Lt K Nachiketa, a MiG-27M pilot of 9 Sqn had ejected over the target area following an engine flame out. Sqn Ldr Ajay Ahuja and Fg Offr P G Reddy of No. 17 Sqdn "Golden Arrows" flying MiG-21Ms in dedicated Fighter reconnaissance role during the war, had to go for a Reconnaissance mission in the same area. At the line up, they were informed of the circumstances and they immediately got airborne to assist the formation leader of Flt Lt K Nachiketa in locating his ill-fated aircraft. After orbiting for some time over the target area, Reddy had to head home due to low fuel while Ahuja in his MiG-21M, serial no. C1539, continued alone. Inspite of being fully aware of presence of SAMs in the area, he stayed to help rescue attempts to locate a downed pilot. Some time later, Ahuja's MiG-21 was hit by a SAM. Ahuja gave a radio call – "Hercules, something has hit my plane, possibility of missile hit cannot be ruled out, I am ejecting over...(location)." Though the officer ejected safely, but, as was confirmed by the post-mortem report, he was murdered in cold blood on the ground. He had died of gunshot wounds in the neck and through the heart fired from point blank range. As per reports from Army Observation Posts, after landing with his parachute, he had been surrounded and had been shot in cold blood. Dedicated to the memory of Sqdn Ldr Ajay Ahuja,VrC(Posthumous)

Birds of Prey Somewhere over Pokhran Firing Range, Rajasthan, India. Hawks 1 & 2 engage in ACM exercises The "Oh Shit" moment !!!! Last thing Hawk 2 ever saw....

MiG-21 ACM No. 32 Sqdn "Thunderbirds" Type 75 MiG-21bis No.101 Sqdn "Falcons" Type 96 MiG-21M

Type 75 MiG-21bis "Vikram" , No.24 Sqdn "Hawks"

Type 96 MiG-21M "Badal", No. 29 Sqdn "Scorpios"

Squadron CO's MiG-21s No. 3 Sqdn "Cobras", MiG-21bis No. 45 Sqdn "Flying Daggers" MiG-21bis No. 29 Sqdn "Scorpios" MiG-21M Gone are the days when Colorful MiGs used to rule Indian Skies .

Cobras!!!! No. 3 Squadron Indian AF

Nice work Spinners. Truly happy that you did this . Better to Use Magics & R-530s as its A2A weapons( like IAF M2Ks and Jaguars) and an assortment of British & French A2G weapons. Hope you release it.

Warriors

A slight correction is needed. Here's the real aircraft. The camo pattern below the cockpit should have a inconsistent wavy pattern instead of a straight line The Navy's fastest & highest flying turboprop in the world