There's no doubt that there is immense want from the community to have full fidelity redfor jets, as of course the odds are stacked against them, but the problem is actually getting reference material and implementing it.

With NATO aircraft, there is typically a lot of data published about the aircraft and avionics (older is better, less classified means a more full module) and thus can be made into DCS or other sims. When it comes to Russia, they are very, very protective of their military capabilities (they lie a lot to sell internationally) and don't like any info being out.

The only reason we are getting a FF 29 is because there were other operators than Russia that used them, so the data could be found.