The MiG-29 was the premier interceptor of tactical Soviet aviation. It succeeded the MiG-21 and MiG-23 in this role.
Known as the Ram-L (a reference to the Soviet town of Ramenskoye) by Western intelligence during its development, it demonstrated significantly better kinematic performance and maneuverability from its predecessors. While the days of increasing top speed were behind, the MiG-29 marked a significant improvement in acceleration and maneuverability.
The Gunship IV's Mig-29A is accurately depicted as the Soviet 9.12 production standard, making it the premier fighter for Operation Desert Storm in Iraq. Additionally, in upcoming theaters, the MiG-29 will continue to make impactful appearances.
Features:
Interactive cockpit, engine start/stop procedure
Fire Control Radar
Heat seek missile R-73 with helmet mounted sight and radar lock
