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I dont think, that we will see the Su-33 flying from a carrier again.

The orientation of the czech insignias is wrong. The rule is: The blue part is always directed to the front, the red part is always directed toward the fuselage, the white part is always directed outward. It must look so:

Top Gear Police Department helicopter

MiG-21SPS-K, alias MiG-21PFM Jagdfliegergeschwader-9 (JG-9), Peenemünde, 1971

Let's discuss about Brexit.

My 2 cents have nothing to do with the 3d model. For me it looks great. My 2 cents are about the flight behavior of the Shafrir. Pilots said, that the Shafrir made very heavy curls while flying. Much bigger than the Sidewinder or the soviet R-3S (AA-2). It was also said, that Shafrir, which made not such big movements hit nothing. I dont know, wheter this behavior can be simulated in the SF2 world.

To come back to the discussion which task had the small plates below the auxillary air intakes. Here a small photo of an indian MiG-21bis, which is firing the GSh-23L gun. Ths muzzle flash is astonishing big and under certain circumstances gun smoke could come into the small air intakes, if there wont be the small protection plates.

MiG-21SPS-K, alias MiG-21PFM

MiG-21 first and second generation MiG-21 first, second and third generation MiG-21 all 4 generations

Here some pictures of a MiG-21SPS-K (MiG-21PFM with gun capability), which i had taken some years ago:

Super Mystere over Guernsey

There were two kinds of colors. Black and the strange color, which you call turquoise. Some planes came with black, the other with turquoise cockpits. Later were the blacks repainted to turquoise. It was said, that it had a psychological reason. It should "rise" the moral. The turquoise should have been better for the eyes too. It was said, that it was easier to detect the instruments. This is what i have heared during my military time. Here some detail photos of a MiG-21 cockpit. IIRC it is a MiG-21bis cockpit, maybe a MiG-21MF cockpit. EDIT: I have looked into my archive. The photos were taken at Flugplatzmuseum Cottbus. It is a MiG-21bis, subversion SAU. The MiG-21bisSAU is the version with the arrow shaped antenna under the air intake. The other version MiG-21bisLasur did not had this antenna.

I had always the feeling, that prop planes are not really good placed in WoX or SF2 world. This sims are more focused on jet fight. For prop planes, i think First Eagles is the better choice. The WW2 planes lods and skins were not the problems. There are a lot, which are looking very good, but with the FM it was different. Since we have "official" released FM of the P-51D, the Spifire and the S-99 in WoI Op Kadesh and SF2 world, it was possible to make more realistic FM for other fighters. I used the S-99 FM as basic for the Me-109E. The S-99 is a czech made Me-109G, so that only minor changes were neccessary. The similar way was to use TK's Spitfire 9 FM to model the Spitfire IA or IIA FM. The planes are full operational in First Eagles. The only trick was to copy the controls settings of WoE to FE. So the gears can be moved in and out, the flaps can be set and so on. Then only some changes in the speech system, messagesystem etc and FE has the communication comfort of WoE. Here some screenshots. This is all on TKs stock Verdun terrain. I dont know, wheter such mods are also possible with FE2, but with FE there are no problems.

With crash, do you mean crash to desktop or worse? Do you use a clean installation of the game or do you use mods?

Uruguay. I know it is fiction. They never had the Skyhawk. But i love their insignia.

Somewhere in South Atlantic 1982

After Falkland War were rumors, that the Soviet Union tried to sell MiG-23 to Argentina.

Brazilian Tigers

Is an modder working on the new russian FAB-3000?

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Mi-24D "Krokodil"

Phantom F.3 alias F-4J (UK)