Strike Fighters 2 Video Thread

[Flanker562]

 

[Flanker562]

Yes I changed the name from Do335's original name. It didn't reflect the general nature of the thread. If it's a pain I'll put it back, but thought that this title would be more appropriate.

[torno]

 

[Flanker562]

 

[Coupi]

F-32C by Dels with test of his (modified with moved parts) F/A-22 cockpit. 

 

Edited June 22 by Coupi

[Flanker562]

 

[sophocles]

Very cool!!

[Flanker562]

Thanks, not a bad plane!

[alfa2]

Good skills

[Flanker562]

Thanks, was nice to fly

[zzHOOTERzz]

New Video.. 1982 Lebanon War SEAD:
 

 

[Flanker562]

 

[Coupi]

F-5E Tiger II by Centurion (2014) 

 

Edited August 16 by Coupi

[torno]

 

[sukhoy34]

12 hours ago, torno said:

 

Do you share this model bro? Awesome work.

[torno]

Killing zentraedis

[franconinja14]

 

[torno]

 

[franconinja14]

 

[VonS]

Early Serie I "Saetta" (MC.200) in Action

[Wrench]

I thought I got rid of the double cockpit! Then I looked carefully, saw the fuselage in the mirror! You turned it back on! Also, I had to laugh at the "Hurii-Saetta" shooting down a regular Hurricane!

Fun video! Nice to see someone using it!! Thanks!

[VonS]

4 hours ago, Wrench said:

I thought I got rid of the double cockpit! [...]

You did get rid of it ; by accident I activated the fuselage section to be viewable from the cockpit and I ended up with a claustrophobic birdcage effect reminiscent of the early MC.200. At any rate have re-adjusted that and re-uploaded the file.

Those curious to know should look at the following section of the revised data ini:

[Fuselage]
ModelNodeName=Fuselage
ShowFromCockpit=FALSE
//Set above setting to TRUE for more enclosed in-cockpit view reminiscent of the Serie I Saetta

Some illustrative pics included below:

Serie I Birdcage effect

Later-production, more open cockpit

Brief history of MC.200 cockpit design

 

Cheers all & good flying. 

Edited 3 hours ago by VonS
Corrected third image.

[citizen67]

I think in the second and third photos the cockpit is the same; simply in the third photo the hatch is open.