Mig-23 Fighter Yugoslavia 3D model

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The MIG-23 Flogger B model is a state-of-the-art replacement for the 2005 MIG-23 version, meticulously rebuilt from scratch using recently acquired resources. This highly detailed model closely adheres to scale specifications and features an intricate exterior, engine exhaust section, and cockpit. It boasts numerous animatable features such as variable sweep wings, flaps, flaperons, stabilizers, rudder, wheels, landing gear, missiles, rockets, opening canopy, throttle, stick, toggle switches, and more. Available in a variety of formats, this model is the NATO-codenamed Flogger-B version of the MIG-23M and MF models. The MiG-23 Flogger was introduced in the 1960s as an upgrade to the MiG-21, offering increased payload, range, firepower, and beyond visual range intercept capabilities through advanced onboard sensors. As the first VVS fighter with look-down/shoot-down capabilities, it featured a modified wing with leading-edge slats. The MiG-23 served as the Soviet Air Force's primary aggressor aircraft from the late 1970s to the late 1980s but has since been phased out of front-line service and now equips reserve and training units only. Despite this, MiG-23 fighters continue to serve in numerous export countries.