DESCRIPTION

This time I created a stealth Fighter/Attacker Aircraft! It is a Fighter/Attacker Aircraft that was developed by the Soviet Union to compete with the F-117, and is capable of not only ground attacks but also air-to-air combat! It is equipped with a total of 5 short-range and medium-range air-to-air missiles for air-to-air combat!

CockPit interior

Instruments are arranged in a simple and easy-to-read manner.

OPERATION EXPLANATION

Activate1: Position Light

Activate2: Open Canopy

Activate3:GPWS OFF/ON

Activate5:Dive Brake

Activate4: Ejection Seat

Activate6: Engine off

Activate7: Emergency Jettison

LandingGear:Gear UP/DOWN

Weapon

Weapons are basically stored in the weapon bay to maintain stealth.

SRAAM GUARDIAN

MRAAM Interceptor

XAGM Inferno (Option)

Various bombs up to 900kg(Option)

Fictional History

In the 1980s, the Soviet Union developed the Mig-37 Red Star in response to information that the U.S. side was developing a stealth aircraft that would later become the F-117, a highly stealthy aircraft that could not be detected by radar. At the time of the Mig-37 Red Star's development, the Soviet Union's technical capabilities were limited by the lack of radio wave absorbing materials and know-how in stealthy aircraft design, which made it possible to develop an aircraft with a larger radar reflective area than the F-117 and inferior stealth characteristics. The problem was that the F-117 had a larger radar reflective area than the F-117 and was less stealthy. Therefore, the F-117 was developed by sacrificing some of its stealth characteristics to achieve mobility and maneuverability comparable to that of a normal aircraft, as well as a larger armament capacity. The Mig-37 Red Star was also able to acquire air-to-air combat capability, albeit limited, in contrast to the F-117, which had no air-to-air combat capability despite its F number. The name "Red Star" was derived from the Soviet Union's red star, because the aircraft looked like a star when it soared.
Later, early production models deployed in East Germany made low-level airspace incursions into West German airspace. Low-altitude incursions made it almost impossible to capture the Mig-37 Red Star, and the West German Luftwaffe suffered a setback.
However, due to the Mig-37 Red Star's complex and unreliable stealth engine system, and just before the collapse of the Soviet Union, mass production was slow and sluggish, and by the time the Soviets collapsed, only about 10 of the early models had been produced.
This is a fictional

Please try playing if you like!