Russian Su-57 Aircraft Thread (PAK-FA and IAF FGFA)
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I really like the white base coat, makes this a very sharp airplane, sharp paint, she is sho nuff a "looker", no doubt flies as well as other Flankers.
This style paint would "wake up" the J-20 as well and take away some of the "heavy look" that seems to be part of 5gen L/O shaping.
TerraN_EmpirE
Tyrant King
The Paint coloration makes me think that it's made using the same set as the Shark pattern which makes sense as the paint likely contains some form of RAM.
Jura The idiot
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the caption at says it's 509 landing in Novosibirsk during the transfer from Komsomolsk-upon-Amur to Zhukovsky facility
I located the original source:
(means like Siberian spotting
Jura The idiot
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Jura The idiot
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minus the Red Star(s)
Heh! Heh! nah, I like the RED stars, I wouldn't change a thing Brother Komrade,,
remember on the Sino D they're supposed to be the "good guys", and Jura and AFB are the "bogey's".....Raptor on your six KOMRAD, break right!
I actually flew out for a Pancake and Sausage breakfast this morning with my little brother, I have several up close pictures of my two famous Mig-29s that belong to "Red Air", they changed their name, and one of their guys smoked a bird,,, their other two Mig-29's have been sold! Natasha and ???
Bort 032 and Bort 009er on the ramp in Central Obamastan, the "break-away" republiK! LOL
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@Jura, if you care to know:
Nothing wrong with the red star. Although it is heavily used by Communist block, but not exclusive. It is still on the New Zealand flag and Flag of California and Washington DC. See this
and this early USAF tail insignia.
Don't hate the rock just because one has an issue with the guy who sat there moment ago.
I have a deja vu, a similar thing has popped up before in this forum in another thread about swastika as a symbol of Buddhist temple on maps in Japan.
@AFB, I know you are kidding.
Nothing wrong with the red star. Although it is heavily used by Communist block, but not exclusive. It is still on the New Zealand flag and Flag of California and Washington DC. See this
and this early USAF tail insignia.
Don't hate the rock just because one has an issue with the guy who sat there moment ago.
I have a deja vu, a similar thing has popped up before in this forum in another thread about swastika as a symbol of Buddhist temple on maps in Japan.
@AFB, I know you are kidding.