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MiG-29A Fulcrum Pre-purchase The MiG-29A remains one of the most famous fighters in the world due to its outstanding performance characteristics, reliability, and simplicity of the weapons systems. It is capable of performing high-alpha manoeuvres that make it deadly in close air combat. In addition to the R-73 and HMS, the MiG-29A is also armed with medium-range radar-guided missiles, a 30mm cannon, and unguided bombs and rockets. The Mikoyan MiG-29A has been operated by 39 air forces since its introduction in the 1980s, and approximately more than 100 are still in service. Key Features: Early Access features Fully interactive and highly detailed cockpit based on 3D laser scanning and photogrammetry. Highly detailed and accurately reproduced external model. Highly detailed pilot model with HMS. In-depth modelling of aircraft systems and equipment. Navigation System modes: POINT-TO-POINT mode for flying along a given route and flying to a programmed point; RETURN mode for performing a return to one of the three programmed airfields; LANDING mode for landing at both programmed and non-programmed airfields; and TRAFFIC RE-ENTRY mode for performing a re-approach to a programmed airfield in case of go around. Detailed model of the Gyro Systems with Fast and Long Alignment modes and onboard navigation equipment. The ability to program three airfields, three RSBN radio navigation beacons, and three navigation points during the mission creation phase and while flying the mission. Realistic modelling of the SPO-15LM “Beryoza” radar warning receiver and flare dispenser system. Fire Control Radar (FCR) with search and tracking modes for air targets that includes HEAD ON, PURSUIT, AUTOMAT, TWF and CLOSE COMBAT modes. Infrared Search and Track (IRST) and Laser Range Finder (LRF) with modes for air targets: INFRARED (IR), CLOSE COMBAT, HELMET, OPTICAL (OPT) and Boresight. LRF can be used to measure target range with automatic IRST tracking. LRF can also be used to measure slant range for ground attacks. Ground attack modes that include Pre-Designate OPT for use with moving targets and in windy conditions; Non-Pre designate OPT for use with stationary targets and in calm conditions; and TOSS when bombing is conducted with a 110-130 degree pitch angle. In order to expand the combat capabilities for a covert attack on an aerial target and counter electronic countermeasures, the interaction of the FCR and IRSTS/LRF has been modelled. The Kinematic Range Determination Method (KRDM) has been modelled for FCR and IRSTS/LRF. In the absence of target range data, this method provides precise range measurement. Basic Identify Friend or Foe (IFF) modelling. Early Access Guide. Interactive Training missions. Full Russian cockpit and localisation of avionics, cockpit and technical inscriptions in English. At Final Release: Ground Control Intercept (GCI) command system. Full IFF modelling. Full Flight Manual. Campaign by Eagle Dynamics. Increased number of missions and liveries. Pre-Purchase Today! Don’t miss the exclusive 30% discount during the pre-purchase phase. Hurry! This offer only lasts until launch. Once released into early access, the discount will be reduced to 20% off. The DCS: MiG-29A Fulcrum will be available on Steam at a later date. Thank you again for your passion and support, Yours sincerely, Eagle Dynamics

View File MiG-29A Series 9-12 Required: 1. My previouse MiG-29UB aircraft to have all needed files kinda sound, effects, etc or just take those files from that pack 2. Sure, you need SF2 *** INSTALLATION: 1. Unpack and copy to your Aircrafts mod folder ---------------------------- Thanx to: 1. Mue for his Lod Viewer 2. Mago for the cockpit ----------------------------- I am too lazy to write any more (i was working on this aircraft all the last night) so read the readme from my Mig-29UB. This is the same. Submitter bazillius Submitted 10/16/2020 Category MiG-29  

File Name: Serbian Air Force MiG-29A skin File Submitter: Serbiansaber1 File Submitted: 22 July 2014 File Category: Mig-29 Fulcrum Skins This skin represents one of the few MiG-29s that Serbian Air Force possess in their arsenal, only 4 survivors (3 MiG-29B + 1 MiG-29UB trainer) of a very turbulent period, yet as few as they are, they represent the most advanced part of Serbian Air Force, and are flown only by the best pilots... Ex Yugoslavian MiGs were repainted in 2006, with this 2-tone gray paint scheme and low-vis roundel after their refurbishment in Russia. Since then, lack of frequent support, no upgrades, and small numbers of these machines leaves much to be desired. But, they are still kept in high regard by both the people and the army, and are essential part of air-defense of Serbia. Installation is simple: extract the folder called "Serbia" with your WINRAR or other program and put it in your Objects/Aircraft/MiG-29A folder. Tested with Wings Over Europe Oct 2008 patch. Many thanks to the following people: Mirage Factory - Model Ianh755 / Stipe - Serbian AF Skin ivanbasic - Decals I extracted the skin from stipe's MiG-29M2 mod and made it standalone. http://combatace.com/files/file/14332-semi-fictional-mig-29m2s-serbian-af/ This skin is freeware... Click here to download this file

File Name: MiG-29A Georgian Skin (Fictional) File Submitter: HomeFries File Submitted: 28 June 2014 File Category: Mig-29A/G/S Skins NOTE: This only works with DCS World 1.2.16 or earlier. DCS World 1.5/2.0 uses a new MiG-29 model. I originally did this at the request of a friend, who wished to have the Czech camouflage pattern on fictional Georgian MiGs. I used the Czech pattern as a starting point, then used the colors on the Georgian MiG-21 to finish the job. Once I completed the pattern, I eventually decided to release it to the public. In addition to Georgia, the skin is available to Russia, Ukraine, and Insurgents. Installation: These MiG-29A skins do not require you to overwrite any existing "slots"; they exist as individual skins using the standard definition.lua format. Simply put the skins in your Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\ folder; you should be able to extract using the path that exists in this archive file. In order to have the Georgian MiG-29A (and the skins) available for Georgia in the Mission Editor, you will need to update the db_countries.lua file located in DCS World\Scripts\Database. Open the file in a text editor like Notepad++ and search for the following string: -- GEORGIA This is the comment line that starts the Georgia section. In the first section,you will see the following entries: cnt_unit( units.Planes.Plane, "Su-25"); cnt_unit( units.Planes.Plane, "An-26B"); cnt_unit( units.Planes.Plane, "Su-25T"); cnt_unit( units.Planes.Plane, "L-39ZA"); cnt_unit( units.Planes.Plane, "Yak-40"); cnt_unit( units.Planes.Plane, "P-51D"); These are the planes available to Georgia in the mission editor. Just add the following line: cnt_unit( units.Planes.Plane, "MiG-29A"); You may also optionally add that line to the section starting with -- INSURGENTS This opens more possibilities for scenarios, and all of the included skins are available to the Insurgents as well as Russia and the Ukraine. Special thanks to Jack for allowing the use and modification of his enhanced pylon texture, as well as his collaboration in developing MiG-29 skins that are not dependent on the original "slots" of the Flanker 2.5/LOMAC models. Click here to download this file

File Name: MiG-29A Czech Republic, 1st Fighter Aviation Regiment #7702 (ca. 1993) File Submitter: HomeFries File Submitted: 28 June 2014 File Category: Mig-29A/G/S Skins NOTE: This only works with DCS World 1.2.16 or earlier. DCS World 1.5/2.0 uses a new MiG-29 model. I originally did this at the request of a friend, who wished to have the Czech camouflage pattern on fictional Georgian MiGs. Once I completed the pattern, I decided that since the hard work was already done, I should just go ahead and finish the Czech skin. So this is a Czech MiG-29A of the First Fighter Air Regiment ca. 1993 (before the airframe was traded to Poland, where it currently serves). Since the Czech Republic is not a selectable nation, the nations who can use this skin are Russia, Ukraine, and Insurgents. Installation: These MiG-29A skins do not require you to overwrite any existing "slots"; they exist as individual skins using the standard definition.lua format. Simply put the skins in your Saved Games\DCS\Liveries\ folder; you should be able to extract using the path that exists in this archive file. In order to have the MiG-29A (and this skin) available for the Insurgents in the Mission Editor, you will need to update the db_countries.lua file located in DCS World\Scripts\Database. Open the file in a text editor like Notepad++ and search for the following string: -- INSURGENTS This is the comment line that starts the Insurgents section. In the first section,you will see the following entry: cnt_unit( units.Planes.Plane, "P-51D"); This is the plane available to the Insurgents in the mission editor. Just add the following line: cnt_unit( units.Planes.Plane, "MiG-29A"); This opens more possibilities for scenarios, and all of the included skins are available to the Insurgents as well as Russia and the Ukraine. Special thanks to Jack for allowing the use and modification of his enhanced pylon texture, as well as his collaboration in developing MiG-29 skins that are not dependent on the original "slots" of the Flanker 2.5/LOMAC models. Click here to download this file