FSX Polish Air Force Mikoyan MiG-29

PreviewThis freeware release offers a meticulously crafted Polish Air Force Mikoyan MiG-29, codenamed “Fulcrum,” for simulation enthusiasts. It brings together extensive aircraft modeling, authentic flight characteristics, and several detailed repaints created by AFS-design and A. Meyer. Perfect for...

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Flight Simulator X
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mig29demo04_fsx.zip
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4.76 MB
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This freeware release offers a meticulously crafted Polish Air Force Mikoyan MiG-29, codenamed “Fulcrum,” for simulation enthusiasts. It brings together extensive aircraft modeling, authentic flight characteristics, and several detailed repaints created by AFS-design and A. Meyer. Perfect for Microsoft Flight Simulator X (with SP1, SP2, or the Acceleration Pack) and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004, this add-on presents a faithful representation of a third-generation jet fighter designed primarily for air-superiority missions.

High-Fidelity Polish Fulcrum Experience

The MiG-29’s legacy as one of the most notable Soviet-era combat aircraft is evident in this simulation, which carefully depicts the Polish Air Force’s iconic livery. Originating from the Mikoyan design bureau in the 1970s, the real aircraft was engineered to tackle modern Western fighters such as the F-15 Eagle. Here, users can immerse themselves in a virtual reconstruction that conveys the MiG-29’s characteristic agility and supersonic performance.

Polish Air Force Mikoyan MiG-29 landing on runway.

Polish Air Force Mikoyan MiG-29 landing on runway.

Complete Support for Multiple Simulator Platforms

This demo package, which includes banners, functions seamlessly in both Microsoft Flight Simulator X and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. Thanks to the developers’ attention to detail, sim pilots can enjoy the challenge of taking a storied interceptor into the upper reaches of simulated skies in either platform.

Technical Highlights

Crew
Single pilot
Engines
Two Klimov/Sarkisov RD-33 turbofans
Thrust
Approx. 22,200 lbs total
Wingspan
36 ft 5 in
Height
15 ft 6.25 in
Length
56 ft 10 in
Empty Weight
24,030 lbs
Max Speed
Mach 2.3 (~1,520 mph)
Service Ceiling
Up to 18,400 m
Cruise Range
Approx. 905 nm
Internal Fuel Capacity
~4000 kg
Armament Capacity
~4000 kg
Key Sensors
Slot Back radar, IRST, RWR, ballistic bombsight

Key Simulation Features

  • Intricate 3D Model: Includes both an external airframe and an accurately animated virtual cockpit.
  • High-Definition Texturing: Surface reflections and finely detailed paint schemes bring out hull nuances.
  • Comprehensive Lighting: Landing, navigation, and other illumination effects enhance realism.
  • Functional Animations: Canopies, gear with simulated compression, air brakes, and flight control surfaces.
  • Reliable Flight Envelope: Realistic flight dynamics, with incremental trim adjustments for precise handling.
  • Formation Flying: Engage in formation flight with three additional MiG-29 units.
  • Integrated Autopilot: Fully operational avionics suite for radio-navigation and autopilot functionality.
  • Engine Effects: Detailed thrust reverser and afterburner animation for authentic jet fighter power.
  • Virtual Cockpit Immersion: All instruments and controls modeled from the pilot’s perspective.
  • Optional Military Scenery: Modified Rostock-Laage airfield for added authenticity.

Virtual cockpit of Polish Air Force Mikoyan MiG-29.

Virtual cockpit of Polish Air Force Mikoyan MiG-29.

Liveries Emphasizing Global Service

This add-on highlights several real-world operators of the MiG-29. You will discover liveries for Germany’s Bundeswehr Luftwaffe, the former East German Air Force (NVA), Russia (standard and special scheme), and repaints depicting Poland, Hungary, and Slovakia. Each skin showcases subtle details specific to its nation of use, reflecting their unique roundels and camouflage patterns.

Installation Steps

  1. Extract all files to any temporary folder.
  2. Run Mig29demo.exe and follow the on-screen installer instructions for a quick setup.

Basic Trim Commands

  • Trim Up: Pos.1
  • Trim Down: End

All model, panel, gauge, texture, and sound elements are credited to A. Meyer (Germany) under AFS-design. This add-on leverages the MiG-29’s renowned performance to deliver an engaging and technically sound experience for anyone eager to fly a classic Soviet-designed air-superiority fighter in their preferred simulator.

Images & Screenshots

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The archive mig29demo04_fsx.zip has 11 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

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= READ ME =.txt04.30.093.57 kB
a.JPG08.22.1013.11 kB
b.JPG04.30.0923.85 kB
c.JPG03.04.09194.79 kB
d.JPG04.30.09184.76 kB
e.JPG04.30.09184.52 kB
File_ID.diz08.22.10665 B
liesmich.txt04.30.095.32 kB
Mig29demo_FSX.exe08.22.104.28 MB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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Installation Instructions

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