As a Set

[ramsa329]

Second a beautiful TU-23M  from Alphasim.

Always was fascinated by this plane and this was really fun to fly.

Flying out of UNNT Novobrisk

[Joker]

Again stunning! I love the weather you have going in both the posts, is that real time or a set you built up yourself?

[ramsa329]

ASV and FE

I was lucky and the weather actually held for 2 days running.

[ThatOnePerson]

STOP POSTING PHOTOS!!!!

[MIKE JG]

Photo, simulation, screenshot, whatever you want to call it, that's a sweet bird !!

Thanks for sharing.

[ozzy72]

Simply droolicious Ramsa

[Hai Perso Coyone?]

Jaw-dropping

[ramsa329]

Thanks to all who replied

Crumbso,

Were you involved in making this because if you were than congratulations because this thing is great fun to fly and a great choice of models.

She is beautiful

Do you think that ALphasim might do one with a refuel probe I'd really like to see that.

[Alphajet_Enthusiast]

Beautiful  :)

[Fitter]

The su-17m4 for example?...I saw some shots of a fitter payware model

Yup I was indeed involved in making it.

I am now a permanant member of Alphasim, I do all the sounds for the aircraft and sometimes help out with other stuff.

As far as I am aware only early models had a fuel probe, which was permanantly located on the nose. Later variants did not have any fuel probe. I am afraid we only modelled the later variants, but to a very high degree I think you'll agree lol.

Anyway we have alot more Russki and Cold War stuff coming up so look out for it.

[Fitter]

That aircraft sure is a very powerfull flying machine

[blckhwk1]

Just saw this, if Alphasim did call it the Tu-23, then Alphasim goofed. Not to be to mean here, but that is the Tu-22M Backfire bomber-- the backbone of the Russian Navy's anti-ship fleet. It is the younger brother of the much older Tu-22 Blinder bomber which was a completely different design, although that may be why some call it the Tu-23. Cause they seem nothing alike.