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So, if I understand correctly, all these planes are called F-7MP. But, those that in the first picture, it is the former F-7P modified up to F-7MP standard (20 pcs.). I guess even that spot under the cockpit (at 5XX) hides a number that the plane had been when the F-7P. In the second picture samples that were originally produced for the F-7MP standard (40 pcs.). In the third picture sample from the last series that closely unified with F-7PG (60 pcs.).
But I still have a question - as originally looked 20 F-7P before modification? Anybody can show pictures of F-7P? And yet, I see that the samples from the first and second photo are very different. So what changed the Chinese when Pakistan returned the first 20 aircraft? I look at these photos and I can not say that all three samples belong to one standard, namely the F-7MP. Sorry, but they differ too much. Can I call them as "F-7MP sample 1988", "F-7MP sample 1989" and "F-7MP sample of 1999"?
But I still have a question - as originally looked 20 F-7P before modification? Anybody can show pictures of F-7P? And yet, I see that the samples from the first and second photo are very different. So what changed the Chinese when Pakistan returned the first 20 aircraft? I look at these photos and I can not say that all three samples belong to one standard, namely the F-7MP. Sorry, but they differ too much. Can I call them as "F-7MP sample 1988", "F-7MP sample 1989" and "F-7MP sample of 1999"?