MiG-21 Bison - [COMBAT ADVANCED]

THIS AIRCRAFT USES THE COMBAT ADVANCED MOD 1.0

Link to the mod: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3418047131

1323 BRICKS

Original Creation: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2925826621

Скромник_эдик2011 - Original creator of the plane

https://steamcommunity.com/id/Otchim145558

Controls

W/S - Thrust control; Alt – Aircraft control; Space - Air brake; H - flares; X – Landing Gear; Hold X - Nav lights B - Flaps Fire action 8 - Eject Lever in the cockipt - Open/Close Canopy Fire action 1 - Autocannon Fire action 2 - R-73 Fire action 3(HOLD) - HMD, WHEN YOU STOP HOLDING FIRE ACTION 3 THE MISSILE WILL FIRE Fire action 4 - R-27ER

Features

• HMD
• radar
• 4 air to air missiles(2x R-73, 2x R-27)
• 72 Flares
• Working RWR
• G limiter

What was changed compared to the original

• Paint job
• Afterburner effect
• Flight computer
• Head mounted display(HMD) was added
• New Countermeasure system was implemented
• RWR was added
• Ejection seat was fixed
• Cockpit was changed to look more like a MiG-21 bison
• Flare boxes on the wings were added
• a few little details all around the airframe
• Armament
• some other small changes that aren't worth noting.

History

During the 1990s, India decided to undergo an upgrade program for their fleet of MiG-21bis aircraft, based on the newly unveiled MiG-21-93 modernization package. After a lot of negotiation and prototyping, it was decided that with Mikoyan OKB's help, HAL (Hindustan Aeronautics) would produce the "kits" to upgrade the aircraft. The MiG-21Bis-UPG aircraft, affectionately named the "MiG-21 Bison" was a specially tailored upgrade package that left out some of the original upgrades of the 21-93, but also incorporated some indigenous avionics and systems that the original did not. One such system was the TARANG radar warning receiver and jammer suite. The Bisons were slated to remain in indian service as rear-line interceptors until at least 2025, however, due to political reasons, this was cut short and all MiG-21s in the IAF's fleet were retired in 2024.

Tags:

MiG-21, Bison, India, Indian air force, Mig, CA, reupload