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just some cool in game shots while checking....

Gloster Javelin FAW.9G - No.19 and No.92 Squadrons, RAF Germany, 1972 Skin Credit: Sundowner

DHS Start (QRA take off, by using NATO terms)

sorted...all fly and good on ground for all versions repainted cockpit and added few bits that werent working...just need to finish a skin or two then can upload. old green pit newer grey blue pit.

A-1E and A-1H Spads supporting a SAR mission in lousy weather..... Lots of NVA down there.. All searching for this guy.. In hot.. Let's hope the rescue helo gets there in time...

Should it be like this? This Pic Should have the slide doors close of course :) Like this

Are you playing SF1 in Windows 10? Have you had this problem since you installed your games? Do you have an Nvidia graphics processor? Nvidia graphics updates like to install their own audio drivers. Messes up my sound on random programs. So.. I uninstalled their audio drivers and don't let the updates re-install them.

James, as gp advice ultimately you should get all of them as each contributes a little something to the experience. but i understand budgets too, it took me about 4 years or so to get to full 5+2 merged (5 games and 2 expansion packs). taht said, get what is most interesting to you by era or need first, then the others as able. but then above and beyond the stock games is the thousands of mods here, and the ability to make your own if you dont like what you see.

I'd wait on installing the old ODS mod. There's a new one coming. But NA WILL be a must

MANPADs in action .

Ahah roger that

Thank you, everyone. I just tried it out and it works. I don't know why I didn't see that in the instructions. Now, I've also changed the annoying cockpit sound to something I like better. It's very fun to fly now.

Good luck Viggy, hope he gets well

All I can say is a) BE PATIENT & b) Sorry this isn't Operation Enduring Constitution where we fight for the soul of the nation & c) See a please & d) expect Dogfights!

This might not be the place to say it, but I just want to thank the modders for all the things they still do for this game.

Thats what we are so proud of being like on this site matey !!!

a new mentor will come in handy for anyone (re)doing the Falklands, too

Super Jolly Green Giants

you all know that, even with the 'blue language' we let through, this is still a family site. Talking about your "shock stroke" is pushing the limits ... this isn't YouP0rn or Literotica!!! sorry, guys, just COULDN'T resist!!!

Yeah, they were not included... now they bought them :)

Poor Québeconians.. no cash left for seats

Galaxy def... ehr... Fleet Defender! Fox 3!

I've been tempted more than once to try Falcon BMS, but I'm afraid of the lengthy learning curve and spending three days figuring out how to start the engine. Same applies with DCS. SF2 strikes the right combination of complexity for me.

AN/ALQ-184 , 3 Band -pod ( long version ) , almost finish , some details are still missing , the 2 Band-Pod ( short version ) will be next

https://venturebeat.com/2020/06/06/how-microprose-returned-to-making-military-sim-games/amp/ How MicroProse returned to making military sim games I was delighted to discover that MicroProse, the military simulation game company that was once the pillar of the war game community, was reborn under the leadership of game developers David Lagettie and John “Wild Bill” Stealey. Hoping to capitalize on nostalgia and the hole in the market left by the dearth of military strategy games, the new MicroProse has announced three games coming to Steam soon, with more on the way. This is another post for the geriatric gamers crowd, like my interview with Joe Kucan of Command & Conquer fame. I first interviewed Kucan, who plays the villain Kane, more than two decades ago. The same is true for my first interview with Stealey, who was the cofounder of MicroProse. Stealey taught me how to fly WWII airplanes in the simulation game Warbirds from.....................

I love the ideas of cardboard boxes and big printed manuals, even If I need to make some room on my shelves.

Wow, I didn't expect such kind words... And I feel like I have bothered you with a few requests of changes from time to time, LOL! Without your offer and determination to help (I was simply asking about adding missing rail launchers and pylons at the time), we wouldn't have this much detailed 3d model. Likewise, it was a fantastic cooperation! Without your great support (and Crusader's and baffmeister's) I wouldn't have accomplished this project; you guys have provided me with your expertise (modelling, FM, avionics) and raised the quality bar of it

was: now: most of the dark blue parts are unchanged...(nozzles and wings were processed also) the rest (colorful) is tinkered...one way or another. And I am not even a big fan of F-22. Reason and motivation is behind one person - his dedication to the project is remarkable. It was a great pleasure to work with him on this. It was not just demands and requests - waiting for the final product. It was full cooperation in all aspects. If ever you need to work on something - go with Menrva.

Progress on a Potez 633 B2 of 2 Escadrille, GBA 1/51 in May 1940.

My grandfather tested positive for it on Friday. He's been doing well, but I'm staying realistic here.