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The original request for the Pearl Harbor National Memorial came from Wrench here: https://combatace.com/forums/topic/94790-3d-object-request/?tab=comments#comment-767482 Today in the United States it is Memorial Day. A time to remember and honor those who have died in service to our great nation. And specific to this request, “The USS Arizona Memorial, at Pearl Harbor in Honolulu, Hawaii, marks the resting place of 1,102 of the 1,177 sailors and Marines killed on USS Arizona during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, and commemorates the events of that day.” I unexpectedly found some free time, and have been working relentlessly to get my version in a decent condition so I could post an update today. Everything has been scratch built including most of the texture work. It started off as just a quick hull mesh, but as time went on, I felt a sense of honor and patriotism in creating this – and that’s when things evolved. With the state it’s in, dare I say you can even take a fairly convincing virtual walk-through of the memorial – overkill perhaps but I found it extremely gratifying. I’m still making some overall form tweaks and other updates, but am proud to be sharing the latest progress especially today and hope it is a proper tribute.

Helo time

testing the B61 nuclear bomb pack , it is uploaded and awaiting approval B61-7 , 10kt test on a airfield

All Out Fighters Attack!!! Hunting Rodan...

The Magical Mystère Tour.

narrowed it down...its either spec or bump map doing it... no spec and bump...using game settings for it.. at least I know whats doing it now.. just found paint kit for this so can make new...I suspect they had attributes assigned for fsx etc...they are hard to get rid of..

“Engine 4 is on fire! And I have no rudder control! Let’s put this fire out! Someone head out to the back and see what’s wrong!” “I’m on it!”, you shout, running towards the rear gunner station while you scan the cables. “Damn”, you think “a hole in the fuselage and the cables were cut. That FW-190 did some real damage here”. The good news is: you can fix it. Roll up your sleeves and get to it. Quickly! Did you imagine all this? Well, you won’t just imagine it. You will LIVE it. We are honored to announce to you, our fans, that MicroProse is working on a brand new The Mighty Eight title for Virtual Reality. The Mighty Eighth will be a VR-first project (but also playable with no VR enabled) in which you will be able to play with 9 other friends (or AI crew) as you work together to survive the war and accomplish your missions. Drop those bombs on the right spot, guide your crew through long drawn out day, or the dark, moonless nights, keep your airplane in touch with the rest of the squadron and HQ as you monitor radios and communications. Defend your Flying Fortress by keeping those enemy fighters away from you and your squadron mates. Pilot or co-pilot this beast under a massive amount of stress – and enemy fire, but don’t drop out of formation or you’re a sitting duck. The new Mighty Eighth is not just a game. It’s an experience from a different time where young men grew faster than they should and saw things no man should see. And YOU will be put right in the middle of the action. But wait. There's more. The Mighty Eighth didn’t just use the B-17. They also used the B-24 Liberator! Shouldn’t we be able to fly that bomber as well, then? Well, yes. And you will. The B-24 Liberator will also be added, and you will be able to fly missions in both the legendary bombers, each recreated with meticulous attention to detail. https://www.microprose.com/games/the-mighty-eighth#

View File Days of Thunder(streak)s Vol. 6 - AdA Armée de l'Air had about 240 F-84F Thunderstreak and served with 1-3-4-9-11 EC (Escadre Chasse) and 33 ETR. For use with the stock 3rd Wire F-84F. What's In: - 26 new Skins (new suez skinpack included) - Historical decals by squadron Credits: - Ludo Hi Res templates - Mue Lodviewer (this mod'ld be not possible without it) - Soulfreak original skinwork - paulopanz skins & decals (now with skins and SM files polished) - References: http://www.aeroprofils.com/article-1--nc-701-702-martinet.html Notes: I wish someone will build a '50 Nato campaign using these (and other) brand new toys ... Enjoy @paulopanz Submitter paulopanz Submitted 05/26/2020 Category F-84  

Rad, way better effects @ravenclaw_007. Wish you could drop one on the lab that created Covid19. But for now, this will have to do for a screenshot showing just how ineffective flak is:

so did mine until the drivers by nvidia arent compatible anymore.....thats why TK is updating the DX support to DX10 and windows10 support

The only one I've seen is from the other site.

View File B61 Nuclear Bomb Pack includet in this pack are B61-1 USAF B61-2 USN B61-3 USAF , W-Germany , Italy B61-4 USAF , W-Germany , Italy B61-5 USAF B61-7 USAF B61-10 USAF B61-11 USAF B61-12 USAF , USN ? all effects you need to get this bombs working ( dont know who made them ) i made several versions of each bomb version , if a bomb has only a minimum and a maximum kt setting i made a version for each of the settings , in case the Bomb has several kt setting options i made a version for each option i dont know if the USN will use the B61-12 but i includet the AttachmentType=USN for it to install PLEASE remove all existing bombs with the same or similar name as the bombs in this pack BEFORE you install the new ones from your mod folder just drop the content of the includet folder in the respective folder of your mod folder Have Fun ravenclaw_007 Submitter ravenclaw_007 Submitted 05/26/2020 Category Weapon Packs  

Top !!! Many thanks Paulo...

Yes it is. Thank you for asking. Post edited.

ive got one,but not 100% sure about its pedigree...lol...im looking into its validity if its kosher will do it...have some stuff yet to do ...will ressurect the Pak-Fa next

I have one in works...the 50\57 but not 34...there are pirate ones out there,but not allowed here...skins are fine.

I still have this collection - the glory days..............

Great news!! When I flew the original B-17 in the early 90s I wanted to have also the B-24 in the same sim. Now it seems we will have both bombers. Let's see when will it be realesed.

Amazing work!! Honor to the fallen

Indeed, that should be mentioned. If so, I can edit the announcement and add it with no problems!

Vultee P-66D Vanguard - Royal Dhimari Air Force, 1944 The British dependence on oil from the middle-east, and especially from the Kingdom of Dhimar, during World War 2 made the sporadic Parani attacks on the Mazadran Oil Fields a deep concern to Britain during the summer of 1941. In late September 1941, to support the Dhimari armed forces defending Mazadran and the Al'Samara region, the British Government donated 30 of the 100 Vultee P-66 Vanguard fighter aircraft it had itself inherited from an embargoed Sweden order. Delivered during November 1941 the Dhimari Vanguards were more than a match for the Italian Fiat CR. 42 Falco aircraft that formed the backbone of the Parani Air force but were later outclassed when Germany began to supply Bf 109E-7's to Paran during the Spring of 1942. Skin Credit: Charles

are your settings of effects set to unlimited ?....if so set to high if you usuing nvidia card as the dx drivers screw it up til new updated game is out https://combatace.com/forums/topic/93042-nvidia-driver-41917-as-of-feb-22-does-not-work-on-sf2/

RAF Croydon Fighter Command, an airfield mid in London. I think i should make a new airfield tile for this airbase, so that it fit better into London.

actualizaciones

WIP

Somewhere over the South China Sea... (Sukhoi Sunday/Super Sunday crossover)

Somewhere over the South China Sea... (Super Sunday/Sukhoi Sunday crossover)

Escorting an intruder off the premises (Iceland used as I don't have a Falklands terrain at the moment)

Convair F-102J Delta Dagger - 203, 204 and 302 Hikotai, Japan Air Self-Defense Force, 1970 Skin Credit: Razbam

Grumman Intruder S.1 - No.214 Squadron, RAF Bomber Command, 1966 In 1963, with the Mark 2 versions of the Vulcan and Victor becoming the spearhead of Bomber Command, four Valiant squadrons (49, 148, 207 and 214) were assigned to SACEUR forming a powerful strike wing based at Marham in Norfolk. But during the summer of 1964 fatigue cracks were discovered in the front and rear wing spars of several aircraft and whilst serious consideration was given to a rebuild programme the estimated unit cost of this was close to the original price of a Valiant so a rebuild programme was ruled out. However, when further cracks were discovered the RAF reluctantly grounded the Valiant in December 1964. In January 1965, this lead to Denis Healey (Minister of Defence) declaring that the Valiant situation was "causing considerable embarrassment for us with our NATO allies" and that an interim solution was urgently being sought "to restore our missing strike power and commitment to SACEUR". With US President Lyndon Johnson already critical of Harold Wilson's refusal to commit British troops to Vietnam, Wilson and Healey needed a quick solution and in February 1965 they pulled off a deal with the US Government and the Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation to take 60 A-6K Intruder aircraft straight off the Grumman production line at Bethpage. Designated as the Intruder S.1 and finished in anti-flash white the A-6K's were optimised for the nuclear strike role armed with American Mk28 (B-61) free-fall tactical nuclear bombs before switching to the UK WE.177B in late 1966. Entering service with No.214 squadron in June 1965 the RAF's Intruder S.1 force built up at RAF Marham before being transferred to RAF Geilenkirchen during the Spring of the following year.

Bristol Buckley Mk.1 - No. 73 Squadron, RAF Fighter Command, 1938 Skin Credit: Charles

McDonnell F3H-3G Super Demon - 'Blue Angels' Flight Demonstration Squadron, United States Navy, 1961

Gloster Galant FAW.1 - No.92 Squadron, RAF Fighter Command, 1962 During the late summer of 1956 with the English Electric P.1B Lightning programme steadily falling behind schedule, General Alfred Gruenther (the Commander-in-Chief of the United States Air Forces in Europe) expressed his deep concern that it's bases in the UK could not be adequately defended by the "subsonic limeys" so the F-102 Delta Dagger was selected for RAF Fighter Command under the Offshore Procurement Plan with 100 F-102's ordered in November 1956. However with Convair stretched to the max with the F-102, F-106 and B-58 programmes Gloster Aviation were selected to licence build the F-102K as the Gloster Galant FAW.1 with initial deliveries being made to No.19 Squadron and No.92 Squadron at RAF Leconfield in April 1958. Skin Credit: Razbam

Lockheed F-19A 'Sniper' - VMFT-401, United States Marine Corps, 1985 Only during the mid-1980's was it revealed that an unexpected outcome of President Nixon's historic visit to China in 1972 was the purchase of 30 Shenyang J-6 fighters for use as Aggressor aircraft. The aircraft were clandestinely delivered early in 1974 with the US Navy taking 22 aircraft and the US Marine Corps taking the balance of 8 which entered service with VMFT-401 in April 1976. In service, the aircraft were supported by specialist teams from Lockheed and were eventually designated F-19A with the unofficial name of 'Sniper'.

McDonnell Douglas F-4F Phantom - MFG 1 & MFG 2, Marineflieger, 1977

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