The MIG-25 was a soviet cold war era interceptor aircraft. It was the USSR’s response to high speed penetrator bombers developed by the united states to outrun soviet air defenses and aircraft, such as the B1 Lancer, and a variety of other smaller strike aircraft. The foxbat—as it has been affectionately dubbed by nato, wasnt particularly manueverable, however, it was fast. Very fast. As in a top speed of 2,170 mph. However, it could not maintain a speed above mach 2.83 for long without causing engine damage. The leading edges of its wings would also be subjected to tremendous amounts of heat stress caused by supersonic airflow around the craft. This however, wasnt a major problem, as parts for the MIG-25 were able to be sourced from existing soviet aircraft. This creation handles like a Foxbat. A bit clunky, but fast and accurate. its insane speed had to be sacrificed due to wing physics based issues. Its top sustainable speed is around 1,600 mph at 10,000 feet. It is the pilots job to ensure that he maintain a proper A/V ratio, as too much excess thrust can cause extreme elevator wobble. Performance is best at 15,000 to 30,000 feet, full throttle (also, full throttle near sea level may destroy wing fences and therefore weapons hardpoints if pitching up or down to rapidly