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It looks like the mig might actually be a SU-27. The larger nose and angle down from the cockpit forward looks more like the Flanker. | It looks like the mig might actually be a SU-27. The larger nose and angle down from the cockpit forward looks more like the Flanker. | ||
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| + | :I agree the nose looks deceiving, but a few points distinguish it. | ||
| + | :*First - behind the cockpit the SU-27 goes flat, then down. On this photo the rear fuselage goes down at a constant angle. | ||
| + | :*Second - The wing placement is slightly different on the SU-27, the root stretched further forward. | ||
| + | :*Third - The forward underside on a Mig-29 is flat then curves up to the nose. An SU-27 drops down before curving up. | ||
| + | :I don't mean to shoot you down, I welcome opinions, but i'm just explaining why it is a Mig-29. [[User:Bthebest|Bthebest]] 12:59, 24 May 2010 (UTC) | ||
Revision as of 12:59, 24 May 2010
It looks like the mig might actually be a SU-27. The larger nose and angle down from the cockpit forward looks more like the Flanker.
- I agree the nose looks deceiving, but a few points distinguish it.
- First - behind the cockpit the SU-27 goes flat, then down. On this photo the rear fuselage goes down at a constant angle.
- Second - The wing placement is slightly different on the SU-27, the root stretched further forward.
- Third - The forward underside on a Mig-29 is flat then curves up to the nose. An SU-27 drops down before curving up.
- I don't mean to shoot you down, I welcome opinions, but i'm just explaining why it is a Mig-29. Bthebest 12:59, 24 May 2010 (UTC)