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Inspired by a vid from a few years back - thought it needed to be redone in the premier F-4 sim. 

 

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Nice tribute!

Images and music aside... what I got out of the video was the stock F-4 engine sound and "One, two's airborne!".

I heard those engines for countless hours and that call from my wingman countless times.

There is still no better sim for flying an F-4 in combat than Third Wire's Strike Fighters series.

There are only two other sims or more correctly sim engines I know of that even came close: Jane's Fighters Anthology (previously Naval Fighters) and Jane's USAF (previously IAF).

But Chuck Yeager's Air Combat deserves an honorary mention as the first sim I ever played that let me shoot down a MiG with an F-4 :)

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Nice job MigBuster!....... Keep em comming.

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Awww SH3 GWX mod main soundtrack, loving it. I thought I would have good surprises when subscribing to your channel a week ago, and I'm not disappointed!

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