i think the first to get shot down will be the f35a...





... if it doesn't crash on its own





p.s. as of today, the f35 has still not been certified as mission-ready



This post has been edited by WingNut: Aug 10 2015, 09:26 AM

That why I say US will be doom, cuz F35 will be the one “burden”.
If the other side got some new generation stealth fighter join in,
don't know how F35 will handle it. But sure F-22 is not a problem.
Anyway hope F35 real did some missions to proof it useful.

This post has been edited by strikermac: Aug 10 2015, 10:57 AM

i know, right. for all it's advance tech, it only carries 4 aim 120s whereas the mig29 alone carries 6x r77 missiles. what's the use of spotting your enemy but have no means of bringing it down, right? i think i heard once that f35s are meant to hunt as a pack rather than individually

This post has been edited by WingNut: Aug 10 2015, 03:10 PM

I think that why F35s project call JSF = Joint Strike Fighter.
That was a meaning may be.

i think joint strike fighter meaning is multi-role all-in-one rather than wolfpack hunting. jack of all trades, master of none

Hey guys, saw this at Kaiyodo website...

Japan new aircraft ATD-X (1/100 scale)






Look like they already confirm their new aircraft should be like this.

This post has been edited by strikermac: Aug 22 2015, 11:55 AM

Looks like toy le..

Actually it was really like that. And cuz Kaiyodo make it in plastic I think.
Here the real life photos.

By Russian terms, helicopter is designated as rotary aircraft, so I hope this could belong here

Ka-50 by Easy Model nicely compliment by comm built Ka-52

Nice. Good one.

My first Witty Wings

Wow~~ WW brands. Good~
And nice display base.

This post has been edited by strikermac: Aug 26 2015, 07:53 AM

nice! erm... but that's a carrier deck and that's not a sea-flanker. hahaha... who cares??? just enjoy your model, bro!

hihi thanks

because i don't have Su-33

later-lah when i am done with my Su-25UTG (ahaha, please wait until you have grandchildren to see that) then it would be best to pair it with kuznetsov deck

hahaha... how you know i don't already have grandchildren?

Assumption. If you do, well aren't you a cool one

hahaha... someday. someday.

Rudimentary, but that'll do. Amodel 1/72 Yak-53, Soviet acrobatic aircraft, which is still used today. It derived from two seater trainer version, the Yak-52.

Getting an Amodel 1/72 Yak-54 would be cherry on top of cake since that one is experimental light attack aircraft outfitted with rocketpods

whoa... that's quite a rare find, isn't it? the era of the bubble canopies

For MYR 20.00 I am not even complaining good kit but need some tender loving care to free it from excess flashes and whatnot