NZFF

Twenty-one (21) separate Russian/Soviet or Eastern European aircraft virtual cockpit screenshots. All are FSX-Native.
See how many you can identify. I'll post answers with details on where you can get them sometime tomorrow.
Serves as a nice study/survey of what's out there currently, though the list is not exhaustive.

http://imgur.com/a/z7iDB

Enjoy!

Couple in there that stick out like 'Dogs Balls' .. I do like the ole 'Bull' in there

Ok here we go!

Mi-24
Mi-28
Tu-154
Su-26
An-2
An-32 (not sure)
An-124
Tu-144
L-39 Albatross
No idea
No idea either
MiG-21
No clue
IL-86
Po-2
Ka-50
An-225
Tu-4 (the glass nose is soooo B-29 )
Dunno
Mi-35? EDIT: After a closer examination I saw that we were dealing with a VTOL aircraft (the gauge in the right top corner of the cockpit) and looking at the cockpit we deal with a fighter. And there's only one VTOL jet coming from eastern Europe and that's the Yak-38
IL-2

How many were right?

Then another question arises: Where do you find all these high quality addons? I mean, a lot of them seem to have superb VC's! (I'm missing the Tu-135 and Yak-40 in the screenshots though, which are both outstanding freewares, PT 154 level outstanding)

Roelio wrote:Ok here we go!
Tu-4 (the glass nose is soooo B-29 )

Loada 'Bull' aye

Ian Warren wrote:

Roelio wrote:Ok here we go!
Tu-4 (the glass nose is soooo B-29 )

Loada 'Bull' aye

Get your shovel matey, you got some "Bull" to clean up

B-29


Tu-4


The more you know

I do love the stories from the period, one Classic was the trying to purchase the brakes and the hydraulic gear from the US of A during the later stages of WWII , they would only suit a Super .. funny all they got was a lotta Russian Bull

Ian Warren wrote:I do love the stories from the period, one Classic was the trying to purchase the brakes and the hydraulic gear from the US of A during the later stages of WWII , they would only suit a Super .. funny all they got was a lotta Russian Bull

You and your stories never fail to amuse me, well done once again

Tell ya what Roel , Its a dirty job but someone has to do it

The one after the Mig 21 is a Zlin 142

**THE ANSWERS AND DETAILS**

1. Nemeth Designs Mil Mi-24V "Hind-E". Available at most major flightsim retailers.

2. Alphasim/Virtavia Mil Mi-28A "Havoc". Available at most major flightsim retailers.

3. Project Tupolev Tupolev Tu-154B-2 "Careless". Freeware at this link: http://files.protu-154.org/pt-154b2_fsx.html

4. Alabeo Sukhoi Su-26. Available at most major flightsim retailers.

5. Sibwings Antonov An-2 "Colt". Available here: http://www.sibwings.com/an2.php

6. Tim "Piglet" Conrad Antonov An-32 "Cline". Freeware available in most major file libraries, such as here: http://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/ ... nov-an-32/

7. Thomas Ruth Antonov An-124 "Condor". Freeware available at most major file libraries, such as here: http://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/ ... nov-an124/

8. Konstantinov et al. Tupolev Tu-144D "Charger". Freeware. See this thread (post #6) for details: http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/s ... arger-v3-5

9. Lotus Simulations Aero Vodochody L-39C "Albatros". Available here: http://www.lotussim.com/

10. USSR-13323 Argo 02 Russian kit-plane. Freeware available here. Also see second link for update. http://www.avsimrus.com/f/fsx-aircrafts ... 51360.html
Update: http://www.avsimrus.com/f/fsx-aircrafts ... 51593.html

11. Tim Conrad Aviatika MAI-890. Freeware available at most major file libraries, such as here: http://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/ ... a-mai-890/

12. Ivan Jurcaga Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21MF "Fishbed-J". Freeware, but it looks like the author's website is no longer available. You may be able to get one of questionable integrity here: http://simviation.com/1/search?submit=1 ... ge&x=0&y=0

13. PWDT Zlin Z-142. Freeware available here, among other places: http://lhsimulations.com/pwdt-zlin-142-for-fsx/

14. Kirill Konovalov Ilyushin Il-86 "Camber". Freeware available here: http://avsimrus.com/f/fsx-aircrafts-79/ ... 34990.html

15. SWingman Polikarpov Po-2 "Mule". Freeware available here: http://www.avsimrus.com/f/fsx-aircrafts ... 49892.html

16. Virtavia Kamov Ka-50 "Hokum A". Available at most major flightsim retailers.

17. Thomas Ruth Antonov An-225 "Cossack". Freeware available in most file libraries, such as here: http://www.avsimrus.com/f/fsx-aircrafts ... 23256.html

18. Virtavia Boeing B-29....painted up like a the precise Soviet copy Tupolev Tu-4 "Bull". The plane is available via most major flightsim retailers. The livery is available here: http://aussiex.org/forum/index.php?/fil ... viet-tu-4/

19. SWingman Yakovlev Yak-18 "Max". Freeware available in most major flightsim libraries, such as here: http://flyawaysimulation.com/downloads/ ... ak-18-max/

20. Harri Thaha & Hadi Tahir Yakovlev Yak-38 "Forger". Freeware available here: http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/s ... Yak-38-zip

21. Tim Conrad Soko J-20 Kraguj. Freeware available in most file libraries, such as here: http://www.rikoooo.com/en/downloads/vie ... temid=1065

Pity you could not get your hands on a good AN-22 , very surprised you did not put the Tupolev 114 .

Ian Warren wrote:Pity you could not get your hands on a good AN-22 , very surprised you did not put the Tupolev 114 .

Agreed on the -22, and for the list, I only referenced FSX-native models (and of that, what I had available). For example, I don't have any of Bear Studio's Sukhois or MiGs on the list.

Well, every guess I made was correct, huray for me!

Roelio wrote:Well, every guess I made was correct, huray for me!

I we don't kick many Russian aircraft tires around here .. and when we do get one on the ramp at Christchurch .. I simply go Oh .. Oh .. Oh can I have a look, next thing security is looking me over one mind mannered areoplane nutter and all I want to do check it out or

Only love for the Russian airplanes!

I'm in so much luck that there are a Mi-6, IL-28, IL-12/14 and a Tu-134A on display at my flightschool

They are locked, but my fellow students and me managed to open the Tu-134 because we found some airstairs lying around







Can you imagine the view at 34000ft from here?


How it looked a month ago!



Although they put heavy duty intake covers over the engines it still starts if you remove them. One of the instructors at the school actually flew this particular aircraft and he gave it a go a few years back. They changed the battery and put some fuel into the tanks and it started right away! Although they started just one, it was enough to blow away some trees that were standing behind the aircraft. So now there is a line of trees with a gap just behind the right engine! (as you can see on the last photo) And that for an airplane that hasn't flown in over 20 years! They don't make them like this anymore

Great photo's Roel , there was a supremely TU-134 for FS2000/2002 tho no VC ... superb posting

There is an awesome freeware version of the Tu-134 that is for FSX, the SCS Tu-134. It's the same level of detail as the Tu-154 of Project Tupolev, so it's fantastic! You should try it Ian!

I do believe I have tried it a few years back, just the fact I'm so 'Greedy' I had to cull my hanger, but those many years ago looking at the 134 there was not a NZFF screenie department... tell ya one thing I to would like that very nose window seat , that would an impressive viewing.

Roelio wrote:They changed the battery and put some fuel into the tanks and it started right away! Although they started just one, it was enough to blow away some trees that were standing behind the aircraft.

Brilliant !!! now THAT would be a site to see (and hear)

deeknow wrote:Brilliant !!! now THAT would be a site to see (and hear)

It would! Too bad I wasn't there to see it, but from what I hear from several instructors, it was an insane happening!