JunMcKill

zero $ on my side for SC, but if RAZBAM promise to release this year the 23 I'll pay in advance.

This project have been renamed to "MIG-23 Star Citizen", at least one of them is in Alpha stage since ..... 10 years ago?

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Meanwhile I'm flying war thunder's MIG-23ML

awesome video, hope they simulate this engine particularities in the sim.

MIg-23 will go out in 2023 MIG-25 in 2025 31 .... 57?!! I will be long time dead by that year

Time dear OverStratos, at the most I have a minute to read how is going the development of your modules! and that's it, the last time I flew DCS was a month ago.

I agree with all that you say, but I can't provide you with any reliable information of what I spoke with the pilots (former Angola pilots), please take a look at the former soviet union history and what happened to the Kursk submarine and many other mishaps. Is not me who says they covered up defects and test results, it is the protagonists themselves, the internet is full of their interviews. But please, this is just a technical conversation (and somehow regarding the history of the former USSR), it's not to warm things up

I was in the Cuban armed forces for more than 15 years and all my life I have been a fan of airplanes and combat and I was lucky enough to participate in the first attempts to create a basic combat simulator (fPS of the HUD) at the end of the 80s and early 90s. But going back to the subject, I had all those manuals in Russian in my hands (and are the same ones that are on the internet today), but according to the pilots with whom I spoke, although the manuals gave those distances, in the real tests they fall below the manual specs by far (at that time Soviet scientists were sometimes forced to give data to please the party leadership) Note: compared to the AIM-7M of the 80s

Amazing doc, the MLA model if by far better than the standard ML used by cuban/angolan MIG-23 in the 80s. And the R-24 missile with longer range than the 23, anyway compared with western AIM-7 of the 80s, the range of the 23, 24 and even the R-27 sucks. And I'm talking about the tests done IRL, not what the manuals said.

Old pictures, I already seen them, nothing new here.

Buzz Lightyear: to the MIG-23 and beyond!

Every time I see that way of work projects, I recall how right is the proverb: Don't bite off more than you can chew And please, before any want to bite me, coincidentally I am a full stack engineer and software projects designer.

Anyway with the MLA were the cubans fighting the Mirage F1 in Angola, that's all we need right now!

The project is not dead, for that it had to be born first.

Yeah, The mirage F1 will already be falling apart due to lack of maintenance by the time the MIG-23 comes out

Apparently the Mirage F1 is very close to reaching the shelves, with many countries as users, such as Israel, Iraq, Libya, Iran, South Africa, and we are still crying for the Russian contender of that time, the mig-23 that never arrives .

This thing maybe will be finished by 2025, mark my words!

wake me up when 2025 ends

Is incredible that the Pucara started long after the MIG-23 and now is in a more advance stage than the Russian MIG Reminds me a spanish refrain, "quien mucho abarca, poco aprieta" (do not bite off more than you can chew)

MIG-23 release 2023, MIG-25 in 2025, I cant even think in the MIG-31 or 57 ufff!

Amazing interview with the Czech pilot! thanks for the video!

Yeah is slow, looks like Star Citizen will be finished first!

No, is "dead"