
Just playing a bit with FSDS
Wow, you are chugging right along. It's really coming along nicely!
BTW, did you figure out how to make a texture map for it?
BTW, did you figure out how to make a texture map for it?
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No not yet, I worked the whole weekend on the flaps and gears. The flaps went up, the wheels disappeared and were not aligned. Lets say I learned a lot about flaps and gears this weekend
I'm going to have a look at it tonight I think. I don't think my boss is going to like it, if I'm modelling at my work.

Does anyone know if this list is up to date. Source is Wikipedia, I know this isn't the most reliable source, but it is better then nothing.
Mig-25
Algeria 11 remain operational with the Algerian Air Force, including 5 MiG-25A, 3 MiG-25PD, and 3 MiG-25R models.
Armenia 1 is maintained operational with the Armenian Air Force.
Azerbaijan As many as 20 in service.
Russia 70 remain in service with the Russian Air Force. They are a mix of 30 MiG-25 fighters and 40 MiG-25RB Recon.
Syria 11 remain in service, including 2 MiG-25R and a MiG-25U with the Syrian Air Force.
Mig-31
Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Air Force has 33 in service, 10 to be refurbished.
Russia Russian Air Force 286 in service, 100 in reserve.
Syria Syrian Air Force has 8 MiG-31E on order.
Mig-25
Algeria 11 remain operational with the Algerian Air Force, including 5 MiG-25A, 3 MiG-25PD, and 3 MiG-25R models.
Armenia 1 is maintained operational with the Armenian Air Force.
Azerbaijan As many as 20 in service.
Russia 70 remain in service with the Russian Air Force. They are a mix of 30 MiG-25 fighters and 40 MiG-25RB Recon.
Syria 11 remain in service, including 2 MiG-25R and a MiG-25U with the Syrian Air Force.
Mig-31
Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Air Force has 33 in service, 10 to be refurbished.
Russia Russian Air Force 286 in service, 100 in reserve.
Syria Syrian Air Force has 8 MiG-31E on order.
I must admit that the thought of these boys operating in Syria close to the ongoing Israeli packages is very enticing.
So a Foxbat-C is planned, nice. I think that a -B could definitely be worth it as well. As for the -E/-F and the Foxhound, well they would also be wonderful but its a way off yet so best I not get ahead of my self.
So a Foxbat-C is planned, nice. I think that a -B could definitely be worth it as well. As for the -E/-F and the Foxhound, well they would also be wonderful but its a way off yet so best I not get ahead of my self.
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My thoughts exactlyFirebird wrote:I must admit that the thought of these boys operating in Syria close to the ongoing Israeli packages is very enticing.

John
John
"That is the biggest fool thing we have ever done. The A-bomb will never go off, and I speak as an expert in explosives." - Admiral William Leahy
"That is the biggest fool thing we have ever done. The A-bomb will never go off, and I speak as an expert in explosives." - Admiral William Leahy
Do you know what the main differences are between the different models, besides engines and armament?Firebird wrote:I must admit that the thought of these boys operating in Syria close to the ongoing Israeli packages is very enticing.
So a Foxbat-C is planned, nice. I think that a -B could definitely be worth it as well. As for the -E/-F and the Foxhound, well they would also be wonderful but its a way off yet so best I not get ahead of my self.
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These may be of use:max2202 wrote:Do you know what the main differences are between the different models, besides engines and armament?Firebird wrote:I must admit that the thought of these boys operating in Syria close to the ongoing Israeli packages is very enticing.
So a Foxbat-C is planned, nice. I think that a -B could definitely be worth it as well. As for the -E/-F and the Foxhound, well they would also be wonderful but its a way off yet so best I not get ahead of my self.
http://www.airforce-technology.com/projects/mig25/
http://www.fighter-planes.com/info/mig25_foxbat.htm
http://www.vectorsite.net/avmig25.html

John
John
"That is the biggest fool thing we have ever done. The A-bomb will never go off, and I speak as an expert in explosives." - Admiral William Leahy
"That is the biggest fool thing we have ever done. The A-bomb will never go off, and I speak as an expert in explosives." - Admiral William Leahy
Well not very technical I know but the Recce birds had a thinner nose section as they had no radar, but a cursory glance reveals no data as to the true length of either the recce birds or the trainers, although I found a trainers had a longer nose but no actual details.
I did find that there is a publication called Monografie Lotnicze #3 that carries the specs for both the MiG-25 and MiG-31 but I haven't managed to locate that yet. Will let you know if I find anything.
I did find that there is a publication called Monografie Lotnicze #3 that carries the specs for both the MiG-25 and MiG-31 but I haven't managed to locate that yet. Will let you know if I find anything.
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That is looking so good!!!!!!!!!!
Are you sure it's your first time?!
Really impressive work!
Awesome!
Are you sure it's your first time?!

Really impressive work!
Awesome!

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I see you got a start on the texture map. 

-Mike G.
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Yes I tried a little test, but mspaint is so annoying. I have worked with Fireworks in the past, so I'm hoping it's going to work on Vista. You really need to puzzle with al the parts in a small place. Anyway, I'm hoping to finish LOD1 this week, so I can begin with the texturing. The only problem is, that I suck at painting. I think that someone else needs to do that, so if anyone feels free to paint a nice Mig-25, give me a callMIKE JG wrote:I see you got a start on the texture map.
