If you want to make a new version of this build, you can put the drop tanks where you placed the bombs, and the missiles where you placed the drop tanks, the bombs should go closer to the fuselage, close to the nozzle
Nice build bro! Just a small correction, the Mirage placed has monument is a Mirage 5A Mara, these where fighter-bombers without radar, these had more pylons to carry ordinances (specifically bombs, but they could carry Matra R550 Magic 1 IR missiles as well), very different from the the Mirages IIIEA that where only used as fighters or interceptors, tho they had 2 pylons for bombs. The best way to tell which is which, is by their “nose”, M3EAs had a round “thick” nose for its Cyrano II radar, while the M5s (same as IAI Daggers and IAI Fingers) had a slicker nose with the antenna at the bottom of it. Also, M3EAs where registered with the serial numbers i-0XX (i for interceptor) while for M5s were C-6XX (C for “Caza-bombardero”). There were also the Mirage IIICJ “Shahak”, wich the FAA bought to Israel’s Air Force after the Malvinas War, these didn’t had radars and where in poor condition, which led to their discharge from duty in the 90s.
(Sorry it’s so long i get carried away when I explain these things lol)
If you want to make a new version of this build, you can put the drop tanks where you placed the bombs, and the missiles where you placed the drop tanks, the bombs should go closer to the fuselage, close to the nozzle
Also, Daggers where just Mirage 5 bought to Israel’s Air Force. Mirage 3 and Dagger are different aircrafts
Nice build bro! Just a small correction, the Mirage placed has monument is a Mirage 5A Mara, these where fighter-bombers without radar, these had more pylons to carry ordinances (specifically bombs, but they could carry Matra R550 Magic 1 IR missiles as well), very different from the the Mirages IIIEA that where only used as fighters or interceptors, tho they had 2 pylons for bombs. The best way to tell which is which, is by their “nose”, M3EAs had a round “thick” nose for its Cyrano II radar, while the M5s (same as IAI Daggers and IAI Fingers) had a slicker nose with the antenna at the bottom of it. Also, M3EAs where registered with the serial numbers i-0XX (i for interceptor) while for M5s were C-6XX (C for “Caza-bombardero”). There were also the Mirage IIICJ “Shahak”, wich the FAA bought to Israel’s Air Force after the Malvinas War, these didn’t had radars and where in poor condition, which led to their discharge from duty in the 90s.
(Sorry it’s so long i get carried away when I explain these things lol)
Está tremendo bro, espero con ansias el IAI Dagger