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Thanks for the help, Slobodan.

I think I'll do two profiles of this №18113:

The 1st one will be "White 113" in СФРЮ (socialist Yugoslavian) markings,  carrying KMGU (КМГУ) attached to the BDZ-3UMK (БДЗ-УМК) pilon as a loadout,  as we can see in the pics above.

The 2nd will be the same a/c exactly as it looked 26.03.1999 when Zoran Radoslavlevich flew his last combat mission ("pepsi" markings, "113" overpainted, with 2 x R27 and 4 x R73 missiles as a loadout). 

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Actually, I was going to release it today.

But when everything was 99% ready, I suddenly noticed that those P-62-1DB1 & BD3 (with APU-68) pylons had strange color, unlike the rest of the a/c.

Moreover, some sections of them were darker than the others.

So I have to correct that. But what color? 😲

 

MiG-Y.jpg

Can anyone identify the correct colors for them? Does anyone have more color photoes of the MiGs during service in СФРЮ (1987-1992)?

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MiG-29 (9-12) №18113 of 127 IAE "Vitezovi" (Витязи) of 204 IAP, СФРЮ (Socialist Yugoslavia), Batajnica airbase.

This is how the aircraft looked like during 1988-1992 period.

Later it will fly to intercept NATO attacks, but that's another story...

Original photo:

https://media.tangosix.rs/2017/09/MiG-29-kolekcija-M-Micevski-iz-Krila-Armije-_0005.jpg

Color profile:

Mi-G-29-9-12-18113-MERGED-1600.jpg

 

P.S.: thanks to Zactoman, Slobodan, DarkKnight & Nino_Belov for the help.

 

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Thanks for the info.

After I finish MiG-29 piloted by Zoran Radoslavlevich, I think I'll make MiG-29 piloted by Iljo Arizanov that shot down F-15.

Besides, some sources say that MiG-29 piloted by Nebojša Nikolić also shot down F-16 (24.03.1999).

The problem is that it's really easy to get confused, as NATO sources, Yugoslav sources & Russian sources have absolutely different info.

 

 

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On 8/25/2019 at 10:59 PM, Mangas said:

MiG-29 (9-12) №18113 of 127 IAE "Vitezovi" (Витязи) of 204 IAP, СФРЮ (Socialist Yugoslavia), Batajnica airbase.

This is how the aircraft looked like during 1988-1992 period.

Later it will fly to intercept NATO attacks, but that's another story...

Original photo:

https://media.tangosix.rs/2017/09/MiG-29-kolekcija-M-Micevski-iz-Krila-Armije-_0005.jpg

Color profile:

Mi-G-29-9-12-18113-MERGED-1600.jpg

 

P.S.: thanks to Zactoman, Slobodan, DarkKnight & Nino_Belov for the help.

 

I'm happy I was able to help.

The profile is looking very nice. I assume it's not finished, but if it is, you need to make the dielectric panel on the top of the vertical stabilizer gray.

 

8 hours ago, Nino_Belov said:

I have only this picture of 18112

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Note that the gray and green areas of camouflage on the vertical stabs are reversed from that on 18113. The same is true on the port side.

 

:cheers:

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The same  aircraft in it's final flight.

Pilot - Zoran Radoslavlevich, Bosnia, March 26th, 1999.

His last combat mission.

Photo of the original a/c:

https://media.tangosix.rs/2019/03/23-10.574-1.jpg

 

Color profile:

Mi-G-29-9-12-18113-SRY-1600x595.jpg

 

 

P.S.: note the new markings, and the rockets.

Again, thanks to Zactoman, Slobodan, DarkKnight & Nino_Belov for the help.

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