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I havent really had time to compare them to anything else yet. Its been a busy day so far collecting these and putting them into our stores.
Have you any pictures to compare with?
The MK83 can take a variety of "wings" or "airfoil" according to its purposed use - for instance a high drag MXU 667. This one on the photo seems to be a MAU-91A/B airfoil, thence this bomb is a "destructor Mk40" made from a Mk83 body and the Mk35 modification kit converting the Low Drag General Purpose Mk83 bomb into an AirLaid Mine
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