Here another version of that picture 1732029122039.png, this time with more text.Wow su-27XXL
Yes most of the illustrations are from it, uncredited.May be it's worth to mention a main source of information and illustrations for this narrative which is famous two-volume Plunskiy/Zenkin/Antonov/Gordyukov/Bedretdinov book...
Yes, some of the material in this series is based on these sources, some is from other sources including Andrey Fomin (in the following episodes) and Efim Gordon. Some is created independently.May be it's worth to mention a main source of information and illustrations for this narrative which is famous two-volume Plunskiy/Zenkin/Antonov/Gordyukov/Bedretdinov book...
Hi folks, the source of these pictures is the Russian publication "Sukhoi Design Bureau - 85th anniversary". Probably @overscan (PaulMM) is faster, but I will also try to translate the text to each image and post it here later.Found these initial Su-27IB project images, and early drawing of the eventually adopted Su-27IB concept. What are the sensors on the right fin and wing trailing edge? [...]
Hi,
What was the Sukhoi Su-32MF, which based on Su-32FN ?.
#4 looks like an F-16XL configuration with that cranked arrow wing. That would have been something to see.From "85th Anniversary of Sukhoi design buro":
1. Early Su-27M.
2. T-10Sh strike fighter
3. Su-27Sh strike fighter
4. T-10E (Su-34) strike fighter
5. Su-27R recon plane based on T-10E
Hi,
What was the Sukhoi Su-32MF, which based on Su-32FN ?.
From this book,
Modifications of a reconnaissance aircraft, a specialized electronic warfare
aircraft, and a maritime patrol/anti-submarine aircraft (Su-32MF) were
designed.
Back in the later 90s, Su-32FN was described as a shore based naval strike variant of the Su-34, whereas the designation Su-32MF was touted as an export version of the Su-34.