Excellent video! You have a terrific grasp of how to "tell a story" with you editing, etc. Love the music, love the "feel" of a living airport (nice job of showing machines in the hangar in different states of repair), and you story of the combat! Again....GREAT job!

Всегда мне нравился Миг3.Очень красивый самолёт ,как для меня.Получил удовольствие от просмотренного.Спасибо.

@KhanhNguyen-kb6xm

Жыл бұрын

Chiến đâu cơ ngày nay tuy hiện đại nhưng trông thật xấu xí. Tâu bay thời đê nhị thế Chiến trông thích hơn.

I absolutely love MiG-3's looks, everything about it screams speed

@PORRRIDGE_GUN

4 жыл бұрын

It was fast. For a brief period, in 1941 it held the world speed record of 431mph or something near that

@mdkhafizan7554

4 жыл бұрын

It was faster than its adversary the bf109 f, but handle like a truck down low.

@williampaz2092

3 жыл бұрын

“speed and altitude.”

@ottomeyer6928

3 жыл бұрын

looks like a cobra

@Welther47

2 жыл бұрын

I have been thinking that if they made the tail a bit longer, it might have been a bit more stable; at least on the ground.

Zetexy this was another total winner done by you! It amazes me when I watch these how you can ALWAYS come with such HI quality vids and the story along with the HI-res is nothing but outstanding these are pure joy to watch! Thanks for sharing!

@zxc111yt

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Ваши фильмы смотрю недавно, очень нравятся. Правда не совсем понимаю почему один эпизод показан с разных ракурсов по несколько раз,это непривычно, но доходчиво. Хочу обратится к вам с просьбой. Работаю на предприятии, которое в 1941м эвакуировано из Ленинграда в Красноярск, В годы войны там было производство средств связи, и навигации. Самым важным лично я считаю , было выдано фронту около 20.000 СПУ для авиации. Уверен это помогло победить, и было так же важно как производство Самолетов и танков. Была мечта снять ролик на тему День Победы и день радио 7мая который не стыдно было бы показать заводчанам и особенно ветеранам. Сейчас на завод приходят ещё ветераны которые встали за станки юнцами, и совершили подвиг работая сутками долгие четыре года.Они заслужили успеть увидеть что-то подобное ,редкое, современное но правдивое. Прошу если вас это заинтересовало, дайте знать.

Beautiful video with a lot of nice editing! Great job and thanks for sharing!

luxuriously shot! Well done! Thank you!

Would absolutely love to see more of your great stories told through IL-2 if you can manage!

Fantastic story! Watching this for the first time almost two years after it was first posted. Better late than never :). Terrific visuals, editing and a compelling story. Subscribed and look forward to enjoying other videos here.

+1 ZETEXY - Incredible!!! You built up the suspense nicely and with a variety of excellent camera angles for each attack and event. Very effective. Great job! 👍😁👍

Another awesome vid guys i really enjoy your work. Nice!

Wow! You put a lot of effort in this movie and it pays off. Very well made. Hope to see more like this in the future :)

Beautiful video ZETEXY, as usual! Totally immersed for the full 46 minutes! Always look forward to your next...........thanks!

I love your videos so much! It makes me nostalgic of when I played to IL2 Sturmovik: Forgotten Battles! I remember trying the MiG-3 quite a few times. I have to admit that its extreme lack of firepower gave me headaches. I remember emptying my ammo into the back of a HE-111 engine pod and not even scratching it a little bit. I should probably have targeted its tail stabilisators instead. The version with 4 SHVAK 20mm cannons was amazingly devastating though. But even with the main variant, when you flew high with it, it had wonderful maximum speed for its time. I think it could reach 640 km/h at altitude, quite a feat in 1941. It kind of was the MiG-25 of 1941. Built for great speed at high altitude and nothing else.

Really outstanding video. Excellent story and editing of a realistic combat scenario .

Outstanding movie making and a great story. That must have taken some time to shoot and edit. Well done.

Excellent movie. Brilliant direction and editing. Keep them coming please!

Most filmic flight-sim video ever. Fantastic work!

Beautifully shot and made.

Looks great and nice job on this video too..Thank you so so much

I love your short movies. Even though there isn't any dialogue the story tells itself if you watch from start to finish. Keep them coming.

Trés beau graphisme et images en 3D "Merci"

8:50 When Katyusha comes on...!! + 42:00 Buttery smooth landing! Great video :)

Great video!!

Great camera angles and story-telling! IL-2 BoS seems like an ideal foundation for this type of content too.

Really well done. Thank you for sharing.

Like watching an unseen slice of WWII..the Russian Front has always been grey area in my knowledge of WWII history. Thank You!!

Magnifico trabajo. Greal work!!! Congratulations.

I have to hand it to you - very well produced. I see I even made a cameo appearance....that was my I-16 early in the video - flat on it's back after an 'interesting' landing.

I don't usually watch animated military , But this I must say this was out standing !

Me and brother used to call it "the stally plane" on Il2 '46. I only just found out it was intended for high altitude interception rather than dogfights with 109s starting at 1000m. No wonder we were terrible with it

@user-gn6cf8uc8d

4 жыл бұрын

pilot who flied mig no 5 in 16th fighter regiment called it stallion

The low flying is so cool and the Mig3 is like a pylon racer to which someone strapped guns

Game or no game..... Fantastic. Enjoyed the whole thing!

Excellent!!! Very compelling... your editing is outstanding. More more more

IL2 IS THE BEST WW2 Air Combat Sim.

@jiristaudinger9731

5 жыл бұрын

Hmmm looks "TO MUCH" like US combat P 51 Mustang :-)))))

@simulatedpilot3441

4 жыл бұрын

@Thane Mac DCS has ww2 planes now and the Detail is much better but I switched to DCS in 2011

@simulatedpilot3441

4 жыл бұрын

@Thane Mac no

@simulatedpilot3441

4 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/jK6I166EhZzaaaw.html

@simulatedpilot3441

4 жыл бұрын

Thing I like the most every function of the aircraft works every button and you really have to know how to to startup and use systems even in modern aircraft like the F14 F18 F16 there are some simplified flights models like in the Su27 F15 Mig29 but there still more immersive than any other Sims I'll post some more video

Excellent video, thank you.

Вполне реалистично, спасибо авторам !!!

Не от хорошей жизни высотным истребителям приходилось штурмовать наземку... Поздравляю с еще одним отличным видео!

@user-ul2jv7oc7r

4 жыл бұрын

Ну да, штурмовик из него как из го..а пуля.

Ya, love it too. The BK bar. With three Berezin 12,7 mm mg. Is absolutely owesome.

Wanted to thank you for telling me about Rise of Flight. Great fun though I'm not a good pilot. Still want to try this game also.

Well!...VERY WELL DONE! Big thanks for uploading.

Your videos are awsome man!

I love that you translate the songs.

Excellent video. Keep them coming.

Thanks for the good show.

Отличный фильм получился об одном из лучших самолётов великого Николая Поликарпова. Авторы молодцы!

Excellent - High Quality

Another Zetexy episode, another anti-disappointment! Very well done as usual!

very well done

I love the little human touches you add to these vids ^w^

I'm sure this video was made for entertainment purposes only. It even says in the description "...teaching nothing." In which case; thumbs up. Great intro, develops nicely (although rather over-long in the development stage), very good editing in the dog-fights although the story may have flowed better with fewer double-takes, and ultimately inconclusive story, but overall, a very good bit of amateur filmmaking, I thought.

I really don't know how useful this plane in WW2 was, some people say this, other people say that, and "real" infos are very rare. How ever, to me the MiG-3 looks kind of sexy, ... don't know, like a big rifle bullet with wings. Fantastic video! :-)

у меня дед воевал на МИГ -3 в 42 а потом попал в дисбат, был на Ил-2 пулеметчиком как он сказал (в перед смотрящим))) 14 боевых вылетов и не одной царапины, был востановлен в звании и награжден. Продолжил службу на Як

@zxc111yt

6 жыл бұрын

14 боевых вылетов и ни одной царапины в качестве стрелка на Ил-2 это огромное везение. Я раньше сделал ролик о штурме аэродрома парой илов, при создании которого мне пришлось убрать стрелков, которые можно добавить в полевой модификации. После почти каждой попытки штурма стрелки обоих илов были убиты, что я не захотел отражать в ролике. Но сам самолет и кабина пилота вполне выдерживали множественные попадания, главное не забывать полностью закрывать маслорадиатор перед атакой kzread.info/dash/bejne/qaum07FxlNfIpbQ.html

@bababiba1147

5 жыл бұрын

Не совсем понятно насчёт вперёдсмотрящего пулеметчика на "горбатом".

@user-v.dobrovolsky

5 жыл бұрын

@@bababiba1147 Это ирония: назадсмотрящий, конечно.

@bababiba1147

5 жыл бұрын

@@user-v.dobrovolsky Ну тогда понятно. )

@aleksandrom1594

5 жыл бұрын

напиздел твой дед "вперёд смотрящий" это пост на корабле.

Excellent Job! Versatile pilot to switch jobs and not just for vengeance.

Oh man, the Straw Hat Samurai music hit me right in the nostalgia gland.

Awesome video, very realistic!

интересный контент. так держать!

Thank you! good job!

Beautiful airplane, always wanted one.

@billietyree6139

4 жыл бұрын

And that little Polikarpov was years ahead when it was first introduced.

@mohabatkhanmalak1161

4 жыл бұрын

Check on ebay, one might turn up..!!

Amazing job.

magnífic video i magnífics pilots. Molt real.

Спасибо брат !

Awsome material !!! I just subd.

The MiG-3 looks like a cross between the P-51, P-40, and the Spitfire. It is very sleek, without the bulk of the P-40.

@billietyree6139

4 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately, the United States Air Force didn't exist when the P-40 was put into production. The Army Air Corps was a branch of the Army with ground pounder fossilized Generals in charge. The original design for the P-40 was with the radiator underneath and midship, like this craft and the P-51. But the Generals (probably from horse cavalry days) decided that the plane "looked more aggressive" with the chin radiator. And that's how they screwed that up. Still, the P-40 was a strong, serviceable aircraft and served in theaters around the world successfully.

@paxwallacejazz

4 жыл бұрын

Tail too short

Great work.

Und täglich grüßt der Himmel die Todgeweihten ! Hervorragende Arbeit, Zetexy.

Ah yes thanks youtube for recommending this to me 2 years later....... well apart from that loved every bit of this short movie

Beautiful Video ! Sure wish I could get it running with my Steam version... I keep hoping though.... I have a I7 system with 16 gig ram and lots of hdd space, so I hope some day to run this on my win7 system... Always ran the old disc versions fine on XP systems...

clip was piece of history

Great! Like the film looked !

Incroyable !

Спасибо за фильм!

Very good!

Your amazing story telling completely hides the non-cinematic level of graphics available. It just reminds us what is really important in video making.

@zxc111yt

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! But I see on your channel you are a fan of Dirt Rally too. See my tries to show this great simulator using some kind of cinematic. Only three videos fo the moment, about Audi Quattro, Lancia Stratos, and Citroën DS 2. Here is playlist kzread.info/dash/bejne/nWunuLuAZq-3npM.html

@Martinko_Pcik

4 жыл бұрын

@@zxc111yt I noticed and enjoyed those videos as well ! Well done.

What a great episode! If you take requests, could I ask for one of these using a Ju-88? I really like that plane. Thank you, and thank you for making these war film-like episodes! John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart would have slotted right in!

@carlthecoworker5596

6 жыл бұрын

That Would Be Nice, Very Interesting Aircraft

Very creative

Excellent job. I don't have much to add, other than: 1. I expect to see a fourth red star on #5 the next time I see it, and 2. (Already answered in the credits) Where did you get AI that could fly like that? Shout out to the other talented (non-AI) pilots that participated.

Questo aereo e' risultato molto importante per laVVS come macchina di transizione in attesa di modelli piu' validi come lo Yak ed il Lavochkin. Il Polikarpov I16, pur versatile e robusto non era in grado di contrastare i Me 109 ed i Fw190,tedeschi e gli stessi Macchi 200 italiani Mikoyan e Gurevich, progettisti di tale velivolo, ricevettero il premio Stalin nel 1941 per il loro eccellente lavoro.

There is an Army/Navy surplus store called the Supply Sargent (seen in the film Once Upon...Hollywood) and Quentin even restored the neon sign on the roof for the film. I have been shopping at this store since 1970. That we have both survived the last half-century is a bloody miracle. In 2018 the Sarge put on their shelves itty-bitty (about 2 1/2 inches long) WWII Warbirds. They are accurate and beautiful and laser-decaled, I have no idea how they get the insanely tiny details of P-40's Sharkmouth, or the painting on the cowl of the P-47D that is so tiny I can't read the letters. This is some dedicated science I am talking about. Of coursed I purchased, at FOUR DOLLARS APIECE every single airplane that was on the shelf, no repeats, just one kind of plane in one tiny die-cast model. I couldn't wait to get these miniscule marvels to my tiny Hollywood room to add to my collection and remove from the plastic stand, which I can't stand and I recycled the stands. I have 13 warbirds and they don't include the Folke-Wulf 190 or the Hawker Hurricane, I don't know the model maker's name or company name. There are many famous airplanes represented in this collection, from P-51D to Spitfire Mark Fourteen (? - why not the original elliptical wings you turkeys) and a P-40 and and a French Dewoitine D.520 (!) and a Russian plane as signified by the red star. What the heck is this? I thought so I went online and played detective. I had recycled all of the packaging which had the aircraft's name in tiny letters in one place on the box it came in so I didn't know what a couple of the aircraft were and my pride in Warbird Knowledge was ripped to shreds by these little beauties. The Russian fighter turned out to be a (snow-camo-white) MiG-3. It is one of the most beautiful prop planes I have ever seen and I didn't even know of it's existence until a year ago. Thank you for your lovely film starring this elegant badass bird.

@zxc111yt

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I see on your channel you are a very talented musician. Keep creating music up. I think KZread is a good platform for your talent.

@bamboosa

4 жыл бұрын

@@zxc111yt Thanks. Do you have a camera that you don't use anymore? I really need a digital camera to continue with the channel. Your film is breathtaking however I went nuts trying to I.D. the airplanes that were pursuing the MiG. I must have missed that shot.

@zxc111yt

4 жыл бұрын

@@bamboosa I don't use any camera for creating videos. I just use Nvidia GeForce Experience for capturing from the screen. You can use an iPhone or Android phone camera for a while, it's enough to be successful on KZread with your musical talent.

@bamboosa

4 жыл бұрын

@@zxc111yt - crucial data mate, the capture/screengrab/digitalius stuff. I forgot to mention and I say this without embarrassment: I am the ultimate Analog Dude. If there is a superhero who loves magnetic data storage more than me I will give him/her a better designation, no charge. I know who has the camera that I need - from the nineties - and everything is automatic and no thankkryss "hi-def" - ick. Fine for vids, not my style. Shucks I'm still in b&w. Lighting, sound, writing, editing and acting and direction (vision) are everything. The new directors are called Visionairres, pass it along. The Fifth Reich is a paper tiger and can only work in decibels. When the Brownshirts come around I sing right into their pretty faces. They have zero knowledge of r'n'r hence no defense. Rock on.

@bamboosa

4 жыл бұрын

@@zxc111yt - also no cellphone or iphone or assphone as I am allergic (as are many organic life forms) to microwaves. Ah to be young and immune to microwave fields. I will never lie to you and that smells like victory AND team spirit. Nothing personal > cellular devices.

CHEERs..It Was GREAt, So Real ...wonderful!!!!!

Gorgeous, great!!!.., indeed awesome!!!, one of my favorite fighters,realy nice details and very detailed ordenance of Russian planes on WWII

The MiG 3 is my favourite out of the Soviet fighters of WW2..best looking too..

@zxc111yt

5 жыл бұрын

MiG-3 was designed before WW2 as high altitude interceptor. But the reality of Blitzkrieg pushed Soviet air force use MiG-3 as a ground attack plane and low altitude fighter. In this video, you can see MiG-3 Series 24 with radio and wing slats. All series before had no radio and wing slats. Pilots often lose the fight because they cannot even warn each other of a threat. The absence of wing slats turns the low altitude fight with Bf 109E to the hopeless task, MiG-3 falls into the stalling unexpectedly. One of the most known Soviet aces Aleksandr Pokryshkin called MiG-3 "stubborn horse" in his memories. Also, MiG-3 has a too weak weapon to shoot down his main target - Ju 88. Pokryshkin said, the one set of ammunition shot into well armored Ju 88 is not enough even to seriously damage it. In addition, MiG-3 was very hard in the landing. So only very experienced Soviet pilots managed to survive that period. That is why Soviet propaganda tried not mentioning MiG-3. Too many heavy looses associate with this plane.

@MiKeMiDNiTe-77

5 жыл бұрын

@@zxc111yt hmmm yeah pity that just proves that if it looks right it's not always right. I still love it though...it's wild and at least it's safer than being a pilot in a Me 163B lol

@zxc111yt

5 жыл бұрын

I think the WW1 and WW2 pilots are the bravest people of all history. The chance to survive was too low for all sides. Here is a video about the excavation of Bf 109 with a pilot inside. The fallen from high altitude fighter turned into a time capsule in deep soil, fuel and oil prevented human flash from rotting. kzread.info/dash/bejne/paaIx8useJOfe9I.html

@MiKeMiDNiTe-77

5 жыл бұрын

@@zxc111yt oh indeed the Eastern Front was a hellhole

Two minutes into the video and already I have to give you a thumbs up, Zetexy. You are that good, brother. In the spirit of the video, the MiG-3 is my favourite Marxist pursuit aircraft in the Judeo-Bolshevik Air Force ( what that Bohemian corporal would have called it )...

Could you help someone getting back into the SIM flying? I used to "fly" in Warbirds. Looking for budget ideas for a PC, controls, etc.

Превосходно!

just sit back and enjoy the graphics, I did

Nice video. Good job.

Спасибо! Здорово!

It's beautiful! But one big question remains-where did the second one go messer??????

Круто, спасибо!

awesome

Спасибо

MiG-3 wasn't been designed as ground attack plane, no as dog fighter. MiG-3 was designed as high altitude interceptor and war in the air in Russia was low-altitude dog fight . Heavy and unmaneuverable MiG3 became an easy prey for Me109.

@user-tf8qy2vi2t

6 жыл бұрын

смешно, блядь! Ой, бля, сорри, смешно, блядь! Как то так отвечу тебе!!!

@spktheundeadlord8901

5 жыл бұрын

MaverickOOO1 Bro, if you have no idea what you are writing about, just do not write you will at least look fucking smart.

@Spadizzle

5 жыл бұрын

The Mig could outrun the 109 easily

@dream459

5 жыл бұрын

Mig-3 was faster and better in vertical maneuvers than Me-109. Mig was ok.

Отличное видео! А можете снять что нибудь в горной местности? Если есть, то простите, не видел.

good job!

Zetexy, your vids are very special! How do you make troops/people walking around?

@chooyongming110

6 жыл бұрын

Froggy Frog 9000 They are not meant to be controlled by Zexety, they are controlled by AI

Отлично!👍

+ По мотивам воспоминаний А.Покрышкина в 1941 г. Спасибо

@zxc111yt

5 жыл бұрын

Вы первый, кто без подсказок это распознал.

@vasiliterkin9842

5 жыл бұрын

@@zxc111yt :-) У Вас хороший стиль. А.Покрышкин очень хорошо описал свой боевой путь, очень образно показал воздушные бои, четко изложил проблемы, свои мысли о том как побеждать, передал атмосферу тех лет. Был бы рад вашим дальнейшим роликам по воспоминаниям А.Покрышкина. Можно их объединить в серию. Думаю это было бы полезно многим любителям авиации, особенно молодым :-) Р/s Если кто-то будет писать сценарий для фильма по мотива А.Покрышкина Ваша серия о нем будет готовой калькой. Может быть Вы сами когда-то и напишете, почему нет. Успехов и удачи :-)

@zxc111yt

5 жыл бұрын

Спасибо! Настоящий фильм сложно реалистично снять, никто не станет летать на настоящем МиГ-3 или Bf-109 так рисковано. Фильмы с рискованными полетами остались в прошлом, например "Великий Уолдо Пеппер"

@vasiliterkin9842

5 жыл бұрын

@@zxc111yt Согласен. Ваши ролики мне, например, смотреть интересно, поэтому и возникло предложение о Вашем игровом сериале про А.Покрышкина, по его книгам. Почему его, потому, что он объединил летное мастерство с литературным талантом. Второе предложение к Вам после съемок этой игровой серии написать сценарий для большого кино на основе воспоминаний А.Покрышкина и Ваших роликов по их мотивам. Этот сценарий с игровым сериалом (по сути это отрывки кино) можно будет предложить в Минкультуры, нашим режиссерам или(и) продюсерам конечно с Вашим творческим и экспертным сопровождением. Это конечно если у Вас есть на это желание и возможности :-)

@zxc111yt

5 жыл бұрын

Книгу Покрышкина "Небо войны" в СССР издали только потому, что Покрышкин был слишком любим народными массами. В этой книге вскрывается очень много неприятных для режима подробностей, например книга начинается с описания анексии Бессарабии (как хорошо, что добровольно присоединилась, и теперь не надо боевой авиации идти в бой. Вот такое добровольное присоединение Бессарабии). Поэтому современное Минкультуры РФ никогда не согласится на экранизацию Покрышкина. Не согласится еще много лет. Сейчас в тренд пойдут такие фильмы как этот корейский kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZaKsw6-facXJabg.html

The MiG 3 is my favourite fighter of WW2. Beautiful lines very shapely amazing plane...who knew at the time MiG and Sukhoi the second rans would one day be the leaders of Russian Fighter and Ground Attack design.