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While anihilating an Me410 my Mosquito got caught in the resulting blastwave causing damage to my hydraulics and left engine!

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Graphics are a bit dated. I take it this is an older game.

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The original is 20 years old, but it has a number of qualities that later sims do not have, so people are still flying it in its various forms, even online :)

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