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Could someone please sell us some Soviet aircraft that would generally be what the Soviets used, when I say this I mean MiG-17s and MiG-21s.

Please?.

Could someone please sell us some Soviet aircraft that would generally be what the Soviets used, when I say this I mean MiG-17s and MiG-21s.

Please?.
Sure, I can sell off some old Mig-27's and Su-25's if you like.

MIG-27
http://www.aeronautics.ru/archive/vvs/planes/mig-27_001.jpg
Primary Function: Ground attack, tactical strike
Contractor: Mikoyan-Gurevich
Crew: One
Unit Cost: N/A
Powerplant
One 25,353 lb (112.8 kN) with afterburning Soyuz R-29B-300 turbojet engine
Dimensions
Length: 56 ft (17.08 m)
Wingspan: 45 ft 10 in (13.97 m) extended; 25 ft 6 in (7.78 m) swept
Height: 16 ft 5 in (5 m)
Weights
Empty: 26,252 lb (11,910 kg) -- equipped
Maximum Takeoff: 44,753 lb (20,300 kg)
Performance
Speed: 1,170 mph (1885 km/h / 1,017 kt)
Ceiling: 45,930 ft
Range: 950 nm -- cruise
Armament
One GSh-6-30 30mm cannon with 260 rounds, max 8,818 lb (4000kg) ordnance incl. ASMs, rockets, guided/unguided bombs, tactical nuclear bombs.

Price: 1.5 million USD


SU-25
http://www.aeronautics.ru/sukhoi/su25065.jpg
Crew One
Role CAS
ground-attack

VARIANT Su-25 Su-39
Length 47 ft, 6 in (14.6 m) 14.52 m
Span 50 ft, 10 in (15.6 m) 15.33 m
Engines 2x Tumanski R-195 @ 44,1 kN
Weight 17,600kg (loaded) 21500 kg
Maximum Speed .8 Mach 950 km/h
Maximum Ceiling 7000 meters 10000 meters
Service Ceiling 7000 meters
Maximum Range Unknown 2500 km
Cruise range 750nm 650 - 900 km
Combat Range 1,250 km (with drop tanks)
In-Flight Refueling No
Internal Fuel 3500 kg
Payload 4400 kg 6000 kg
Sensors RWR, laser designator, LRMTS
Drop Tanks 600 L drop tank 479kg for 51nm range
Armament Cannon: 1 GSh-6-N-30 30mm rotary
AS-7/9/11/12, AA-8 Aphid, FAB-250, UV-32-57, FAB-500, 500kg LGB, FAB-250
Price: 1 Million USD

OOC: Sorry for slight threadjack, Tonsta :oops:

IC: Koulgujev, how many of the MiG-27s do you have? If it's unlikely to interfere with Tonsta's order, we'd like to purchase 200 of these aircraft, for a total of 300,000,000 - If you want we will wait for Tonsta's order to go through, it's only fair.

Oh, and Tonsta, by way of apologies for possibly ever-so-slightly affecting your order, we would like to extend to you the offer of some of our Tu-26 'Backfire' bombers:

http://www.fas.org/nuke/guide/russia/bomber/tu22m_03.jpg
Function: Heavy bomber
Required Crew: 4
Engines: 2x NK-22 turbojets
Length: 136ft (41.46m)
Speed: Cruising 720Mph (Cruising), Mach 1.88 (Max)
Range: 2,040 Miles
Armament:
16,000kg of standard ordnance OR 6 Kh-15P Air-to-Surface missiles on rotary launcher
2 KH-22 Air-to-Surface missiles on underwing pylons
1 GSh-23 twin-barrel radar-controlled 23mm gun
Surplus 6,500,000 per unit (SOLD OUT!*)
New 18,000,000 per unit

(Tonsta - We'd feel guilty offering you these planes then trebling the price, so we'd be willing to offer you a sensible amount of new bombers at the surplus price - This does not apply to anyone else!)

We know you specifically asked for fighters, but unfortunately we don't have any Soviet-era fighters - Hence us trying to buy some :P - I do have assorted other Soviet equipment, though - Do you need anything else?

Edit: Corrected the speed and changed the prices - See the notes.

Raysia sells Modified Su-37s and Modified An-225s... in case you're interested in the cooler stuff :)

http://www.bateshome.com/jordan/rsig1.jpg (http://www.bateshome.com/jordan/rmtdex.htm)

Raysia sells Modified Su-37s and Modified An-225s... in case you're interested in the cooler stuff :)

Heh - Personally I've always had a soft spot for the Backfire, which is half the reason I still have a significant number of them still in service - that and the fact they're efficient and cheaper to produce than the American/western alternative. I don't think the Su-37 can be counted as 'Soviet', though - or have I got my development dates wrong?

Raysia sells Modified Su-37s and Modified An-225s... in case you're interested in the cooler stuff :)

Heh - Personally I've always had a soft spot for the Backfire, which is half the reason I still have a significant number of them still in service - that and the fact they're efficient and cheaper to produce than the American/western alternative. I don't think the Su-37 can be counted as 'Soviet', though - or have I got my development dates wrong?It's 90% Mig :)

Hmm, but wasn't the actual original Su-37 itself developed after the Soviet era? It's first flight was '96, so it really depends how long the thing had been in development... Presumably it could have gone on a lot longer than 5 years, so I'm probably wrong.

Still a very nice aircraft, I might look into acquiring a few soon... :wink:

To the Representatives from the Kelonian States

The Federation of JiangGuo would like to purchase 50 Tu-26 'Backfire' aircraft. 50 X 6.5 million = $325000000.

Payment by wire transfer should arrive within 24 hours.

signed
*Signature*
President of the Federation of JiangGuo

JiangGuo: Order confirmed, but if anyone wants any more, the price is going to go up quite a lot - these guys just bought almost all the Backfires I have going spare :P - I can start production of them again if anyone else is interested, and open a storefront for them, but you'll be lucky to get them for anywhere near surplus prices.

Could someone please sell us some Soviet aircraft that would generally be what the Soviets used, when I say this I mean MiG-17s and MiG-21s.

Please?.

I could sell you as much MiG-17's and MiG-21's. The price will be 30,000 per unit.

The DPRT would like to thank the Kelonian states for their glorious offer! We would definitly like them for a special price, and we would like to thank your for your Revolutionary thinking in helping us defend the Motherland!.

And to respond to Yugoslavia, could we please have some of your planes? How much for one MiG-21 and MiG-17 individually?.

By the way what is the production cost of a MiG-17, MiG-21 and a MiG-29?.