Su-22 Walkaround - Hungary, 2019

Inert Vympel R-60 missiles with IR seeker ('Aphid') and B8 80 mm rocket launchers plus external drop tanks mounted 

Note the Russian stenciling 

Inert dummy missile marked with black stripes 

The join where the outer wing swivels into the inner part. See, this is just a narrow slit, not at all as cavernous as modeled by some model makers. 

Hungarian Su-22 M3's were equipped with Tumansky engines, hoping that they would be interchangeable with the engines in the MiG-23's. They weren't. But this is the reason for the Hungarian Fitters to have a slightly more chubby rear. 

View into the intake. The window under the shock cone is the laser rangefinder 

Note the folding landing light on the fuselage.