F-8II displayed with PL-8, R-27, PL-5, PL-11 and the KH-31.

Here we go. This is an early schematic of the J-10’s hardpoint. It was posted circa 1999/2000. There were a lot of doubt as to whether the schema was correct because we did not see the hardpoints on the main fuselage (the pair behind the inlet and another pair near the rear.)

The inlet hardpoints are proven by this picture and a fuzzier earlier one. The rear hardpoints have not been verified yet.

There were diagrams showing the hard points on the inlet carrying 250lb bombs. I would it can carry a small pod as well.

20 or 32, who cares? It’s a minor number and it’s not even the plane in question here.

Read the original post, the question was posed concerning the F-22 and the Super Flanker with the originally poster correctly naming the Su-35 against the American plane.

It’s just silly nationalism to bring in the MKI because you think it is more “super” than the Su-35. Both planes are built in Russia anyways.

Another fact is that the MKI, MKM, are both far more advanced than the MKK- is that what hurts ur ego for you to make inflammatory comments?

First of all, the only “inflamatory” comments are coming from your side with the “oracle” and “chinese” photoshops comments.

That along with the foolish attempt to hijack this thread from the Su-35 and turn it into a discussion of the MKI.

It doesn’t matter if you think the 20 MKIs — which have been around only since 2003, barely constituting a full squadron — is better than the 80 MKK/MKK2s.

The thread involves NEITHER.

So let’s return back the Su-35.

The big-haired bouffant hairstyle (usually a wig because it was a pain to actually create with a natural head of hair) was also called a B-52 — was probably the inspiration for the rock band.

hehehehehe 😀

Is Flogger using MiG-23MLD as a handle now? The bizarre “hehehehe” cackle is a Flogger trademark.

Thanks, Deino! Especially like the details on the PL-11 and SD-10 hanging off the J-10.

Old picture but still has the same mystery. The J-10 and the weapons are set up for display so it is rather interesting for an aircraft still not officially acknowledged.