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Cool.
Is it owned by a rich individual, or a company that contracts with the .mil to play the bad guy role in training exercises?
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Cool, but video is anticlimactic. What? You didn't enjoy the "money shot" to Natasha's backside? |
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Pretty cool. Can't really one up that one. I own a mig bitch.
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America, FUCK YEA!
not only will we kill you in your sleep on Chrismas, well take your best fighters and sell them to our citizens |
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Quoted: I bet insurance is a motherfucker on that only at airshows |
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He didn't even change the markings; that should turn a few ex-military pilot's heads. I wonder if he has to file any special flight plans to fly it?
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Where's the spinning horizon and ejection? It wasn't an air show. |
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I believe two Private Su-27's have already flown and they are much higher performance bird.
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Quoted: He skeeted champagne right on her butt... First thing that came to mind when I saw the "money shot". |
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Needs smokeless engines, other than that it's cool as hell.
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I was waiting for him to go vertical right after takeoff, but I guess he has to fly it somewhat civilized (FAA).
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Damn can he get a regular supply of vacuum tubes to keep it flying?
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Quoted: Damn can he get a regular supply of vacuum tubes to keep it flying? In Soviet Russia mig, mig makes own vacuum tubes. |
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I'm surprised more billionaires don't have toys like this. You think someone like Bill Gates could affort it, and a couple guys to maintain it. Though it'd be pricey, it'd be like us paying an extra $50 a month for something. |
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I have family in that area. The stories of how Kirlin got some of his MIGs are pretty awesome.
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If memory serves me right, dod didn't require him to take off ALL the fun stuff :)
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Nice.
I bet it is bought by the same people who bought the former Ukrainian Su-27. Hopefully they will be used for some cool fictional Cold War movies. It would look far more authentic than computer generated stuff. And then film those privately owned F-18s fighting them. |
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SHould be easy to pick up spare parts from the Ukraine with the help of the DOD; since these are used for OPFOR training. Now our guys in both the USN and USAF have a real Mig to shoot at instead of repainted F-16s aqnd F-18s.
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SHould be easy to pick up spare parts from the Ukraine with the help of the DOD; since these are used for OPFOR training. Now our guys in both the USN and USAF have a real Mig to shoot at instead of repainted F-16s aqnd F-18s. We use to use German MIG-29s. I believe we also used to use MIG-23s to. |
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Beautiful bird. Great turn and burn fighter. He should have some fun with it.
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Does the same dude the A-4 that was the chase plane? That's not an A-4. ETA: That is an L-59 or an L-39. |
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Quoted: Does the same dude the A-4 that was the chase plane? no an A-4 its a L-39 beat by 1.2 secs!!! |
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