28NM， I guess.

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Nice, with “Mickey” nose modified (missiles guidance radar is missing) and some “new” or displaced stuff.

And why do they need another Yak-131.
Its interesting for export possibly, but it does not do as much as the Yak-131.
3 tiers of trainers is enough in my eyes.
4 levels of trainer seems over kill.

Not really in same class of performance than the Yak-130, but why not a high performance ab initio trainer, like PC-21, in place of the too conservative Yak-152 ??
I really find the Yak-152 uninteresting…(personal view)

nice. The rearward looking kiwi is already on my website.

Sorry, I have not seen it…:apologetic:

I love those fictional movie roundels. Maybe I will make a page on my website with those. So let them come

I hope you don’t have these… (movie “Iron Eagle”) :

Sudan

Nice pictures, but I really love the caption of this one…for a Mi-35 (export Mi-24V)

COOOOLLLL!! but according to Wikipedia this was used 1915 to 1921, after that the RAF roundel was used.

You could be right Gerard. Difficult to say because it’s a B/W picture. According to some sources (http://www.saairforce.co.za/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=5485), from December 1920 (first roundel on SAAF aircraft) to December 1921 the roundel was (from center) Orange, Green, Red and Blue. From 1921 to 1927, the roundel was (from center) Green, Orange, Lemon, Yellow and Blue…