[Vehicle] Polish Mig 29 Reskin... [WIP]

[Tomato-Rifle]

NICE!

[ralfidude]

Didnt the polish army buy f16s?

[Uncle Blues]

We did, but we still have many Mig-29, which are still pretty badass fighters.

[ralfidude]

that we did, that we did, and do. lol.

[xatu miller]

Wow! Looks really good! Though are we gonna use f-16c or Su-22 for ground support? The Mig-29 wouldn't be a good choice as it has only unguided missles and bombs for ground support.

[Uniquesilver]

Very nice

[Tonnie]

Very nice mate. Good work

[jbgeezer]

Oh man nice!

[Sights]

Yeah, that's a really nice skin, man.

[Aquiller]

Yes, with EU money, they buy American F16. Not I mind because it's American, when you can take the cheaper/better material that's the good choice... But this European money was more feet to buy European stuff and we know American push the issue. It was the first vocation for this economic European help to buy European... I remember EU governments and Europeans aircraft factories weren't quiet happy with that ><'

Nope, money for F-16 came completely from Polish sources (and US credit) and it didnt contain any EU donations (afaik). Its quite obvious because decision was made before Polish accession to EU.

[Aquiller]

There are F-16s in Belgium and Denmark also.

( F-16 Fighting Falcon )

[Aquiller]

I still dont get it - why do you think it was made secretly? There was a tender between Lockheed Martin, Dassault Aviation and Gripen International.

Polish fighter tender in final stage: Lockheed Martin's F-16 appears to have the inside track on capturing the $4-billion program. (EC Monitor).

Article from:
Journal of Electronic Defense
Article date:
December 1, 2002
Author:
Fiszer, Michal ; Gruszczynski, Jerzy ; Rivers, Brendan P.

On November 12, the final offers for a new multi-role fighter were submitted to the Polish government by Lockheed Martin (Ft. Worth, TX); Dassault Aviation (Paris, France); and Gripen International, a joint venture of BAE Systems (Farnborough, UK) and Saab AG (Stockholm, Sweden). According to all the contenders, the three offered aircraft -- the F-16C/D Advanced Block 52, the Mirage 2000-5 Mk.2, and the Gripen -- fully meet Polish requirements, but sources indicate that Lockheed Martin's F-16 is likely to be selected. This major decision is to be made at the end of this month.

According to a highly placed government source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, Lockheed ...

( Polish fighter tender in final stage: Lockheed Martin's F-16 appears to have the inside track on capturing the $4-billion program. (EC Monitor). | Article from Journal of Electronic Defense | HighBeam Research )


Anyway, its an offtopic and lets cut it here.

[simeon5541]

Who will they fight with MiG ?

[Stealthgato]

Lookin' good.

[gongchandangqusi]

I think F16 Block52+ is better

[simeon5541]

I think F16 Block52+ is better

I think they should mix them both.
And also if they are looking for bomber they can ask
Clive William for his model of Su-22 Fitter.