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Tam

Brigadier
Registered Member
Russia are working hard for the renewal of their vehicules. A lot have been destroyed and damaged in Ukraine but they are replaced with better equiped ones. Improved proven system are way faster to build and easier to maintain.

But still waiting for the arrival of mass produced active drones protection.

As long as the base metal hull remains intact, both sides can pull the wrecks, completely strip them down, then rebuild them with new, salvaged or cannibalized parts, sometimes even 3D printed parts.

Despite high numbers of kill claims from both sides that should have exhausted inventories, the equipment continues to persist even after four years of intense war. This leads me to believe there's plenty of recovering and rebuilding going on. Not too long ago, for example there was a footage of a destroyed Ukrainian BMP-2 being evacuated by a recovery vehicle. Looks wrecked but it might be deemed rebuildable, and end up fighting for the Russian side.
 

Atomicfrog

Major
Registered Member
Why replace the 124? Why not just develop a PD-35 upgrade for them and call it a day?
Age of airframes and numbers. Quite a few of them have been built and even less are flying. I think they are no more An-22 flying too.
 
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iBBz

Junior Member
Registered Member
Age of airframes and numbers. Quite a few of them have been built and even less are flying. I think they are no more An-22 flying too.
I get that, but why go for a new design and extend development by god knows how long instead of just restarting production with avionics, engine, apu etc. updates?
 
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