Wonderful video, I am aware that the wings aren't visible and I'm still trying to see how I would go about fixing that. That is because, if you move the camera to the side, you will notice the cockpit is actually above the outside model. I am trying to keep this mod regularly updated, so I will see about fixing that. I hope you had a nice flight and have a wonderful day !
Hello ! I'm the dev of this mod. This model is not an R or an RB. You can see multiple indications of that, for example it has a radar screens which the recon/bomber versions did not have. It also doesn't have the same nose and as someone on my discord said, if it was an R or an RB you would see the camera pod which this doesn't have. To keep in mind that I did buy this model and all I'm really doing is slightly improving it and making it work in DCS. I'm guessing the owner of the channel will also respond, so I wish you both a wonderful day and a nice flight !
@@eleypvr7294 But just see the nose cone. It is not a fighter variant external model, even if you add a radar indicator screen inside of its cockpit. It is an RB airframe with a shorter engine nozzle plates, which is a total mess. The P/PD/PDS had the Smerch radar with the shorter nozzle plates, while the R/RB...etc family had the longer, narrower nose cone with side looking radars, or cameras and longer nozzle plates.
@@kolbola Hi there, I develop a RBT variant and can comment directly to the differences you're mentioning. Most of what you are saying is inaccurate, the main distinctions you're looking for are the bottom centerline of the fuselage, and the nacelle. There is no difference regarding the engines' "nozzle plates," the only real change was the inner column being shortened by a couple meters. Only the P variant used the Smerch radar, the PD and later generation variants opted for a modified version of the Saphir radar used in the MiG-23M, ML and later models. The R/RB/RBT/RBV variants never included "side-looking radars," all camera fitting equipment was either straight-down or at an offset angle, which still pointed downwards anyhow. Are you referring to the ELINT that was carried onboard?
Wonderful video,
I am aware that the wings aren't visible and I'm still trying to see how I would go about fixing that. That is because, if you move the camera to the side, you will notice the cockpit is actually above the outside model. I am trying to keep this mod regularly updated, so I will see about fixing that.
I hope you had a nice flight and have a wonderful day !
Shame the mod isn't based off the F-4 Phantom, which does have a chute.
I think the mod maker is working on coding in a brake chute.
But it is an R/RB, not a P
Hello ! I'm the dev of this mod.
This model is not an R or an RB. You can see multiple indications of that, for example it has a radar screens which the recon/bomber versions did not have. It also doesn't have the same nose and as someone on my discord said, if it was an R or an RB you would see the camera pod which this doesn't have. To keep in mind that I did buy this model and all I'm really doing is slightly improving it and making it work in DCS.
I'm guessing the owner of the channel will also respond, so I wish you both a wonderful day and a nice flight !
@@eleypvr7294 But just see the nose cone. It is not a fighter variant external model, even if you add a radar indicator screen inside of its cockpit. It is an RB airframe with a shorter engine nozzle plates, which is a total mess. The P/PD/PDS had the Smerch radar with the shorter nozzle plates, while the R/RB...etc family had the longer, narrower nose cone with side looking radars, or cameras and longer nozzle plates.
@@kolbola I'll look into all that, thank you
Although the R/RB did not have any side looking radars for your info
@@kolbola Hi there, I develop a RBT variant and can comment directly to the differences you're mentioning.
Most of what you are saying is inaccurate, the main distinctions you're looking for are the bottom centerline of the fuselage, and the nacelle. There is no difference regarding the engines' "nozzle plates," the only real change was the inner column being shortened by a couple meters.
Only the P variant used the Smerch radar, the PD and later generation variants opted for a modified version of the Saphir radar used in the MiG-23M, ML and later models.
The R/RB/RBT/RBV variants never included "side-looking radars," all camera fitting equipment was either straight-down or at an offset angle, which still pointed downwards anyhow. Are you referring to the ELINT that was carried onboard?