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Tu-32 Multi-role Fighter
60812
Manufacturer: Tumansky Aviation Industries
Type: Carrier-based Multi-role Fighter
Crew: 1
Length: 19.8 m
Wingspan: 15.4 m
Height: 5.82 m
Propulsion: 2 Tumansky Aviation Industries afterburning turbofans with 178 kNs of thrust each
Empty weight: 18,200 kg
Max takeoff weight: 32,000 kg
Thrust vectoring: Three dimension vectoring included
Maximum Speed: Mach 2.6 at altitude
Range: 4,000 km
Ceiling: 17,000 m
Avionics:
--BAE Systems E&IS radar warning receiver (RWR)
--AN/ALR-94 electronic warfare system
--AN/AAR 56 Infra-Red and Ultra-Violet MAWS (Missile Approach Warning System)
--Northrop Grumman AN/APG-77 Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar
Armament:
--1 GAU-12 Equalizer rotary cannon
--Up to 7,400 kg of munitions on twelve external hardpoints

TU-160A2 Supersonic Strategic Bomber
60813
Name: TU-160A2
Manufacturer: Lisunov Corporation(the design is a heavily modified variant of the TU-160, which is manufauctured by Tupolev)
Type: Supersonic Strategic Bomber
Crew: 4 (pilot, co-pilot, bombardier, defensive systems operator)
Engines: 4 Aviation Industries turbofan engines with 250 kNs of thrust each
Length: 56.3 m
Height: 13.6 m
Wingspan:
--Spread (20° sweep): 56.80 m
--Swept (65° sweep): 36.70 m
Empty weight: 110 tonnes
Loaded weight: 290 tonnes
Fuel capacity: 159,000 kg
Maximum Speed: Mach 2.21
Range: 17,600 km
Ceiling: 16,900 m
Combat radius: 12,000 km
Avionics:
--1 AN/APQ-164 forward-looking offensive passive phased-array radar
--1 AN/ALQ-161 radar warning and defensive jamming equipment
--1 AN/ASQ-184 defensive management system
--1 Lockheed Martin Sniper XR targeting pod
Armament:
2 internal bays for up to 44,000 kg of various munitions, options include:
--2 internal rotary launchers each holding either 8× AGM-129 ACM or 14× AGM-69 short-range attack missiles

OOC: I am willing to accept any advice given. If you are going to criticise my designs, advice on how to improve them will be usefull and apreciated but just saying they are crap will not. None of the images included were created by me. I hope to add more designs at a later point.

OOC: So for the Li-120 all you did is take the tu-160 and give it the avionics of B-1B?

lets see.
whats the normal cruise speed?
what is the aircraft built out of? titanium, steel,Aluminum,Lithium, super heavy duty reinforced plastics,etc?
how much do they cost?

lets see.
whats the normal cruise speed?
what is the aircraft built out of? titanium, steel,Aluminum,Lithium, super heavy duty reinforced plastics,etc?
how much do they cost?

OOC: Doesn't matter. He made such minor changes to the Tu-160, that's its the same aircraft.

OOC: It seems that I have some explaining to do. First, I am trying to sell these designs. I created for my own military. Also, I know next to nothing about aircraft design, which is why they are so unoriginal.

OOC: It does seem an odd thing for someone who doesn't know much about aircraft to be doing, then, but that's your business, I suppose! A minor note that should be easily addressed- I see that most of your measurements are metric, but you have thrust rated in pounds. Might be worth offering that in kilos, to match other figures, and/or kN, perhaps? It doesn't make much difference, but it'll at least make it look tidier and so give a better impression.

OOC: Well I need to be capable of producing my own designs, so it is a necessity.

Federation of Cukarica


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TO:Federation of Osea
FROM:Federation of Cukarica
Subject:Tu-32 Multi-role fighter

Weapon testing

Federation of Cukarica is interested in acquiring 10 prototypes of Tu-32 Multi-role Fighter for the purpose of testing and analizing its capabilities.Please provide us with the price of either designs or 10 prototypes.
Gratefully yours,
Minister of Defence Admiral Micheal Mihalov
Federation of Cukarica

OOC: Well I need to be capable of producing my own designs, so it is a necessity.

OOC: So you why not just use RL designs. Anything that has been produced in the real world, you can produce yourself. But that does not mean you can produce an unlimited number of them, only as many your government can afford.

OOC: I've changed the thrust measurements to kNs and slightly altered the stats of the Li-120. Binaria, I do have some requirements in mind when designing these aircraft. For example, the reason the Li-120 was created was because I needed a bomber with the level of performance of the TU-160 but capable of firing NATO ordinance.
IC:
To: The Federation of Cukarica
From: The Federation of Osea

We have considered your request and are willing to provide you with 10 Tu-32s for testing purposes. We will also send over trained staff and pilots to help you with your tests.

Tu-32 Multi-role Fighter
60812
Manufacturer: Tumansky Aviation Industries
Type: Carrier-based Multi-role Fighter
Crew: 1
Length: 19.8 m
Wingspan: 15.4 m
Height: 5.82 m
Propulsion: 2 Tumansky Aviation Industries afterburning turbofans with 178 kNs of thrust each
Empty weight: 18,200 kg
Max takeoff weight: 32,000 kg
Thrust vectoring: Three dimension vectoring included
Maximum Speed: Mach 2.6 at altitude
Range: 4,000 km
Ceiling: 17,000 m
Avionics:
--BAE Systems E&IS radar warning receiver (RWR)
--AN/ALR-94 electronic warfare system
--AN/AAR 56 Infra-Red and Ultra-Violet MAWS (Missile Approach Warning System)
--Northrop Grumman AN/APG-77 Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) radar
Armament:
--1 GAU-12 Equalizer rotary cannon
--Up to 7,400 kg of munitions on twelve external hardpoints

Li-120 Supersonic Strategic Bomber
60813
Name: Li-120
Manufacturer: Lisunov Corporation
Type: Supersonic Strategic Bomber
Crew: 4 (pilot, co-pilot, bombardier, defensive systems operator)
Engines: 4 Aviation Industries turbofan engines with 250 kNs of thrust each
Length: 56.3 m
Height: 13.6 m
Wingspan:
--Spread (20° sweep): 56.80 m
--Swept (65° sweep): 36.70 m
Empty weight: 110 tonnes
Loaded weight: 290 tonnes
Fuel capacity: 159,000 kg
Maximum Speed: Mach 2.21
Range: 17,600 km
Ceiling: 16,900 m
Combat radius: 12,000 km
Avionics:
--1 AN/APQ-164 forward-looking offensive passive phased-array radar
--1 AN/ALQ-161 radar warning and defensive jamming equipment
--1 AN/ASQ-184 defensive management system
--1 Lockheed Martin Sniper XR targeting pod
Armament:
2 internal bays for up to 44,000 kg of various munitions, options include:
--2 internal rotary launchers each holding either 8× AGM-129 ACM or 14× AGM-69 short-range attack missiles

OOC: I am willing to accept any advice given. If you are going to criticise my designs, advice on how to improve them will be usefull and apreciated but just saying they are crap will not. None of the images included were created by me. I hope to add more designs at a later point.

IC: I would like to purchass 500 of each aircraft prototype in improving the airforce of my nation.

OOC: So you why not just use RL designs. Anything that has been produced in the real world, you can produce yourself. But that does not mean you can produce an unlimited number of them, only as many your government can afford.

OOC: Would it, then -- in your opinion -- be perfectly acceptable to improve RL designs (or modify, at least, with equipment that better suits the nation in question, whether better, worse, or similar) and simply call it a modified, say, Tu-160? Say he called it the Tu-161 or Tu-160A2.

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Spartzerina Air Force
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To: The Federation of Osea
From: The Permissive Land of Spartzerina

Aircraft Prototypes

The Permissive Land of Spartzerina is interested in acquiring 15 of each of these two prototypes. We would like to do testing to see if it is suitable for our air force. How much will this cost?

Regards,
Daniel Pevensie;
Head of Spartzerina's Air Force
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OOC: First, Serbian Soviet Union and Spartzerina, I'm not selling these and I would honestly recommend that you should get your aircraft from someone else. Santheres, your idea does sound better that what I've done.