You've always got the coolest models! I've got some new T-62's coming in pretty soon to accompany my IS-8M ;P

your sounds excellent too! x3

I remember the MB 326 most for being one of only two airframes shot-down in the Falklands Wat by the Blowpipe missile --- despite that missile being used by both sides, and more than 100 of them launched in combat. XP

but we never sent our 326 there, just 5 of our 339. No one returned

100 missile launched?

If i remember well one of our Pucarà was supposed shooted down by a portable SAM, but don`t remember if blowpipe or stinger....

It turns out it was an MB 339; my memory isn't all that good. XP

There was also a Harrier shot-down by a Blowpipe, though I have no idea how the hell the Argentine Army managed that --- the Mujahadeen later launched more than a dozen Blowpipes at Soviet helicopters before they gave-up (every shot missed), and none of the claimed Blowpipe kills from the Alto-Cenepa War are verifiable.

In fact, two Pucaras were shot-down; one by a Stinger, and one by small arms fire. The rest were destroyed or captured on the ground by the SAS.


Another missile that didn't do so well in the Falklands was the Sea Cat. The Royal Navy launched more than 80 of them, scoring only 2 kills; the British Army and Argentine Army also launched many additional missiles from land-based version, the "Tigercat", but neither side scored any kills with it.

ah yes, same here, no idea how was that blowpipe shoot neighter XD

another 4 of pur pucaras wasn`t shooted down but returned with so many bullets from the FALs that never flown again (no spares in the islands)

and yeah, the sea cat and the tigercat didn`t worked well, for all