The MiG-57 is a Russian single-seat twin-engine fifth generation experimental air superiority fighter. Although this version had no armament, it can be fitted with four R-33 ATA missiles and two 250 lbs bombs (internally). The pilot would have an almost unobscured view of his/her surroundings and have the ability to see targets below him/her (kind of like the F-35 pilots' helmets). It can reach speeds over 2,500 miles per hour and has a maximum altitude of over 50,000 feet. The engines use a hybrid fuel, a mix of regular aviation fuel and a little bit of Russian vodka. It's still a gas guzzler. It does bear some resemblance to the J-20 from China, but... Enjoy! Note, it tends to roll left, any help on this would be appreciated! Stars by @SpiritusRaptor.