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[Specifications]Type: Single-engine, single-seat turbojet fighterLength: 16.80 mWingspan: 9.31 mHeight: 4.99 mWing area: 34 m²Empty weight: 8,937 kgMaximum takeoff weight: 13,570 kg

Engine: 1 × Lyulka AL-7F-1 afterburning turbojet, 94.1 kN thrust with afterburner

[Performance]Maximum speed: 2,150 km/hRange: 1,650 kmService ceiling: 17,600 mRate of climb: 160 m/sWing loading: 434.8 kg/m²Thrust/weight: 0.71

[Armament]

Guns: 2 × 30 mm NR-30 autocannonsHardpoints: 4 underwing and 2 under-fuselage stationsCapacity: Up to 2,000 kg of ordnanceWeapons:

• S-5 unguided rockets
• 8U69 5-kiloton nuclear bomb
• 600-liter or 950-liter drop tanks
• 250 kg or 500 kg conventional bombs

First, this 3D model is a bundle. It includes 2 versions: a standard version and a camouflage version.

The newly completed work is the Sukhoi Su-7, which served as a Soviet supersonic jet fighter-bomber. Originally developed to operate as an air superiority fighter and interceptor, its purpose was changed to a fighter-bomber after performance issues were discovered, making it deemed unsuitable for dogfights. Its NATO reporting name is 'Fitter-A'. It is also an aircraft that was operated by North Korea.

As for the production, it was easy in the beginning but became somewhat challenging in the later stages. The overall shape itself was not very difficult since it has a cylindrical form typical of early-to-mid era jet aircraft, meaning I just needed to create a cylinder and attach the cockpit and wings. However, the landing gear on the wing sections folds diagonally, which caused a real headache trying to figure out how to implement it through rigging. Fortunately, I found a breakthrough and succeeded in implementing it.

P.S.

Since this product has not been uploaded to any marketplaces yet, I am glad that it will likely be an exclusive item.