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Aircraft Name: MiG-21bis Fishbed Role: Fighter A classically-designed small, low-weight fighter combining delta wings and horizontal tail wings. While its tricky controls ask a lot of the pilot, its incredible maneuverability has proven itself on the battlefield time and time again.

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John Razgriz(🗿&🐾📚)vor 7 Tagen

that thing's still here? it's bolts hanging on for dear life when i add enough speed modifiers to go mach 3... also, quick question for bamco, will you optimize the game later on? or are we going to 100% need the 150GB SSD?

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doroashi-X-vor 7 Tagen

I got SASM and QAAM in 8

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Derek Durstvor 7 Tagen

Still crossing my fingers for the F-15EX

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Burninghorsevor 7 Tagen

Love tad thing

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XoXovor 7 Tagen

simple reliable. khalasnikov of aircraft

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Ahmad Syukri Ahmadvor 7 Tagen

Great starter plane. If you still fly this plane in late game, major respect o7

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SilverFoxLartietvor 7 Tagen

Gods such a old gal but she looks good, can't wait to strap into that rocket again

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anthony alamillavor 7 Tagen

I wish you would get rid of this planes they are waste of space and add new and better jets

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ビッグコアMK1vor 7 Tagen

Fih

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Fort_Maximusvor 7 Tagen

Wheres my titanium bathtub :3

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ICEYOU 🧊🫵vor 7 Tagen

One of the most annoying aircrafts in the series lol

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