Ivan Jurcaga Mig-21MF soon! (now released)

Airplane works very well in multiplayer. Went up the other night in a 3 ship for some aerobatics. She rolls very well in formation, and is a lot of fun to lead in. The wingmen said it was no sweat. Loops are possible, but require speeds that can put stresses on multiplayer flight.

Overall a lovely airplane and lots of fun. Look forward to a lot of formation flights / formation aerobatics.

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Thanks to all of you, that posted here about flying this aircraft, I had a successful first flight from Comox Airport to Campbell River Airport with a near perfect landing at CYBL! Thanks again to all of you here at SOH for posting your findings!:salute:

Regards, Mike Mann
 
Chkalovsk AB Scenery

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[SIZE=-1]FSX Chkalovsk AB Scenery for FSX/Acceleration/SP2. This is Chkalovsk AB, Russia for those who enjoy flying Russian fighter jets. Chkalovsk has civilian and military traffic, and is situated in western Russia. This scenery was researched, but is still highly fictional. It includes HAS, people, animals, and many hidden objects for those that like to explore. Statically parked are Su-27 Flankers, gliders, and an AN-225. By Walker Grant.
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Over Poland.

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I like this plane. Model 3D is very well done, VC totaly accepted and all project has big potential. For improve: manual & flight dynamics (for me, as I know MiG-21) this FM must be tune up. Small correction needs effect of smoke from engine (dont Know why but this effect eats many fps).
I hope CS weapon will works too. With this all will be perfect free addon for FSX! Crg!
 
zsoltquack said:
What kind of book are the pictures?
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Zsolt, those photos/color plates are from 2 old books from Squadron/Signal Publications. One is called Flying Colors which has many different aircraft color plates in it and the other is Fighting Colors Mig-21 Fishbed in Color by Hans-Heiri Stapfer. I'm not even sure either book is still in print anymore. I paid $25 for the Flying Colors book in 1983 which was expensive for the time. The Mig-21 in Color book I found in a hobby store clearance rack a couple of years ago and the store clerk told me they had that book in the store unsold for 20 years! I had looked at the book many times before getting it. They sold it to me for $1 !
 
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