Su-30MKI "Flanker-H"

I present to you, the long waited (for me), Su-30MKI Flanker.

So Glad to be Back Ya'll.

The copied wikipedia definition of the Su-30MKI,

The Sukhoi Su-30MKI (NATO reporting name: Flanker-H) is a two-seater, twinjet multirole air superiority fighter developed by Russian aircraft manufacturer Sukhoi and built under licence by India's Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) for the Indian Air Force (IAF). A variant of the Sukhoi Su-30, it is a heavy, all-weather, long-range fighter.

Some things to mention
(ONLY WHEN THRUST VECTORS ARE ON)
It has a very sensitive flying aspect undergoing Negative G maneuvers. It tends to overcorrect and will spin out of control.
The Missiles, the R-77 it's fins are missing some parts due to transporting issues (Mobile to Computer vice versa)

Features and Activation-Group's

Features a Fly By Wire system (Smooth Flying ; nose doesn't dip down or up)

Weaponry

4 Short Range Air-To-Air (R-73A)
4 Medium Range Self Guided Air-To-Air (R-77 Adder)
4 Long Range Radar Guided Air-To-Air (R-27ER1)

Activation Groups

AG1 = Thrust vector control
AG2 = Canopy
AG3 = Arm Missiles
AG4 = Refueling Arm
AG5 = Drag Chutes
AG6 = Jettison Missiles
AG7 = Empty
AG8 = Empty

Statistics

Speed at Sea Level = ~900MPH~
Speed at Altitude = ~1150MPH~
Stall Speed = 120MPH
Fly-By-Wire
250 Rounds of GSH-30-1
12 Total Air to Air Missiles
210 Countermeasures = 30 Clicks
Not Mobile Friendly, 1702 Parts

Physical Features

Custom Slats (Front wing extensions)
Intake ducts (Under near the face of the intake)
Intake inner cover (Inside the intake, a ramp
moves adjusted to air speed and AoA)
Canards (Move to AoA and TVC Control)
Realistic Landing Gear
Navigation and Formation Lights
Moving Canopy
Refueling Probe
Intakes are Lined with White Coating
Custom Weaponry (Missiles and Cannon)

And note, The Su-30 Variants DO NOT HAVE A 1 to 1 THRUST TO WEIGHT RATIO, if you are looking for a Flanker that can do this, you are looking for the Su-35, or Su-37 Terminator. This Su-30, has a 0.825 Thrust to weight fully loaded, and a 0.95 Thrust to weight unloaded.

Photo Gallery

Remember, Just Because TVC is an Option, Does not mean TVC is always the Option.