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The legendary MiG-21Bis is coming in 2022.

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As the year 2021 ends, the year 2022 will be rich in output. A new project has emerged to bring joy to many jet fighter enthusiasts of the Soviet era: the legendary MiG-21 will soon arrive on Microsoft Flight Simulator.
GKS the developer, promises to publish a very detailed MiG-21Bis model with authentic flight dynamics, based on a military training simulator. In addition, the package will come with a realistic autopilot system and even a drag chute.
This project will be the result of two years of development and will be available in two versions: Standard and Extended. The plan is to launch the aircraft in early 2022.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acHhXIZHUVU

https://www.aviasimhd.com/

Wishing you a good year 2022 and good flights. 😉

Guillaume

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One to keep an eye on, i really like the big improvement over some others on the cockpit detail and overall look of the aircraft.

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Interesting! 

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Very interesting indeed !

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why?

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5 minutes ago, warbirds said:

why?

"Why not "?? 

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Looking forward to it! Was due in November but seems to be running behind. Presumably won't have the loadout manager or weapons involved if released on the Marketplace (per policy), so will likely grab the Simmarket version. 

Having used their P3D version, it's a very in-depth model, and is a great supplement to the DCS aircraft for those that want to fly a high fidelity MiG in a different part of the world. 

Hopefully those asking "why?" and "what's the point", both here and observed elsewhere, are asking the same of every other developer who makes military aircraft (or maybe it's due to it being Soviet, or having a nice model in DCS?) for MSFS.

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Every time I tell myself I need another fighter aircraft in MSFS like I need a hole in the head something cool like this is announced.  Currently also trying to avoid buying the F-104 🙂

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It's for to shoot down Top Gun jockeys!

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"Fishbed" - gave the yanks a hard time during 'Nam'..

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Yeah, but only when piloted by real Russian pilots...

 

Opps.. I mean "Russian Advisors" to the NVA!

 

 

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2 hours ago, Fielder said:

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Fixed it for ya...

"That's what" - She

1 hour ago, Stoopy said:

Fixed it for ya...

Heh.  You're bad. 😁

Does anyone know what the bis stands for?

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1 hour ago, Mace said:

Heh.  You're bad. 😁

Does anyone know what the bis stands for?

It normally means improved or second version.

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