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The Mq-9 is almost coming out of the assembly line, just doing the final handover tests.

Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Ia - 1st Aviation Regiment, Estonian Air Force, 1940 With the kind assistance of Cliff7600. A little real world background - During 1937 and 1938 a surprisingly long list of countries (including Japan!) had requested quotations and delivery timescales for the Spitfire leading the UK Air Ministry to allocate a priority list of 12 countries with Estonia in 3rd place behind Belgium (2nd) and France (1st). Another Baltic State interested in the Spitfire was Lithuania who enquired about purchasing 14 Spitfires but this enquiry was never allocated a priority number and lapsed.

A Lithuanian Spitfire Mk.Ia downs a Soviet Yak-1

Screenshots by Coupi thank you For your eyes.

Yeah I forgot to remove the wires...I correct, it has cables. I jumped at the chance to paint the simpler skin as soon as I was able to download the stencil, however I realized this won't be a simple skin only mod as the Latin Orions have different antennas, other positions in the reconnaissance pods and they don't have dispensers... in short, you will need a fake pilot

P-3A Chilean navy

That is correct this is the Prototype skin and number.

MiG Ye-8 alias MiG-23F

Over the Formosa Strait

2023... the year of the beautiful Flanker family ?

I'll just leave this here, and let you all figure it out... (evil grin)

Not an SF2 image, but proof that the Tomcat can carry just as many AMRAAMs as the Super Hornet. All you need is the right launcher...

3digit tactical numbers are rare in Russia, because the number is connected with the unit, the Fighter Wing. Thatswhy 2digit numbers, but no 00 and no 13. 00 is the toilet and 13 is bad luck. 3digit numbers are only for prototypes or for big units, like training units.

Chaika over german airfield

Coming soon

Dave Waldrop's Thunderchief....

air superiority

don't forget to use the 'remove mesh trick' to take off the wire antennas -- A's didn't have them. (unless it's going to be added the the recently released A/B Orions) Looks good!

fake pilot using an aircraft's lod (yes, that IS doable -- I've done it!!)??? perhaps a formation ini issure??? ps: sheriff -- please check you PMs.

9-15th January 1917 Sergeant R. C. "Beau" Gray Droglandt, Flanders No.46 Squadron, RFC 0 claims, 0 confirmed The second week of the month had been as uneventful as the two prior ones. While the majority of Forty Six felt at the very least relieved that the weather was cutting them some slack, Beau's energetic nature couldn't help itself but fill the young hothead's head with disappointment. Unfortunately for him (or luckily, one could say...) the other pilots of the Squadron were mostly well into their late twenties and early thirties; their maturity and, clearly, superior experience near the frontlines were surely to blame for the cheery attitude that resonated within the barracks in Droglandt thanks to the poor weather. Beau believed the cameraderie within Forty Six was lackluster, to say the least: the only person he had grown to like was his observer, captain Wilson Bates. He was a 26 years old exuberant lad from Thetford, where he was pursuing an apprenticeship in his father's workshop before the war had started. He enlisted in the infantry in 1914 but was hit by shrapnel July 1915 and was later deemed unfit for the army due to partial damage of his left leg; he therefore opted to enlist in the Royal Flying Corps as an observer, role he retained from the middle of 1915 reaching the rank of Captain. They shared many interests (namely music and liquor among them) and their personalities appeared to amalgamate rather nicely, to the very least compared to Beau's relationship with his squadron mates. They deemed him immature, short fused and an unpredictable flyer (both in the good and in the bad) and more often than not preferred not to fly with him; Gray was fine with it as he preferred to have full capacity over how he would execute his tasks, and many flied lone wolves anyways. "Y'know, Bates, you're the only c**t I can stand in this nest of old roaches." R.C. Gray to W.H. Bates while practicing gunnery, December 1916. One of their favourite hobbies, there at Droglandt, was practicing their marksmanship. Bates was able to keep his old SMLE from his infantry days, and Beau had managed to snatch a Winchester 1907 from one of the barracks - He was sure they'd notice it eventually but nobody ever spoke about it, so he decided to keep it. Being two handy men with way too much time on their hands due to the frequent poor weather they built a small rifle range a few yards from the barracks. There they would spend most of their free days drinking, smoking and listening to classical music over vinyls, not to much amusement of their CO, Major Mealing. Unfortunately the range was inoperable due to the few feet of snow that had fallen in the past days, and the only activity Beau could keep himself busy with was tinkering with his crate. He wasn't a fan of French built machines, deeming them more frail, unpredictable and twitchy compared to the rugged English workhorses, and the only superior thing about the Nieuport was the observer's position behind the pilot. He cleaned the engine cowling and oiled up the pistons, challanged Wilson to disassemble the Lewis machine gun as fast as possible, went over the rigging and installed a holder on the right side of his cockpit for his Winchester. They attempted to get a truck and visit some of the local towns but the snow was way too thick; so much so that the battles on the ground had been on hold for quite a few days as well. The one thing that kept Beau sane since the beginning of December were the letters he recieved ever so often from his lover, Liza. They had been sweethearts since the day they met and were already considering an engagement when Beau enlisted in October. It was now the 15th January and, much to his surprise, nothing had come of his supposed transfer to Fifty Four yet. Beau's Winchester Their homemade rifle range

Supermarine Spitfire Mk.Ia - 1st Aviation Regiment, Estonian Air Force, 1940

The Ugliest, yet the happiest plane in the world on a mission over Europe.

Raine - So Bell-Gordon has his 5th, despite the best (worst?) efforts of those clown in the Claims Office. Keep it up in the new year and there may be a waft of cigar smoke and the swish of tulle fabric. The Pup reigns supreme right now, at least until those V strutters start showing up. Full steam ahead! This Henderson fellow, otoh... I'm not sure the nasty little blighter can be trusted. Sail carefully. Albert -- Good thing I've just had dinner or I'd be ravenous after reading about Edward's culinary adventures. An uneventful transition into the staffel then two weeks of dud weather. Sounds almost ideal, certainly better than going aloft in snow and sleet like some of the mad Tommies are wont to do. The Roland looks like a warmer bus. Good thing with that frigid breeze off the North Sea. Very cool pics Best of luck on the return to action. H & B! TWK, Welcome to Beau. You've dropped into the first RFC squadron to get Pups. Downside is that 54 were the last to lose them in Fall 1917 but that's as far away as the moon. Looking forward to revisiting 54 Sqn. Do forgive me but when I see Charles and Gray in the same string of names and I unconsciously conjure this legendary chap:

Obflugm Edward Reimann MLFA II Neuwmunster 28th December 1916 to 10th January 1917 Following his successful maiden flight the previous day, Edward awoke early on the 28th, he was eager and keen. The CO had said he would be accompanying the others on their mission today and Edward had butterflies as he walked over to the window of his room and drew the single curtain across. He was greeted by a sheet of white. So much so that he couldn't see out of the window, he could only see the snow which covered it entirely. Edward's heart sank...."Scheiße"...he remarked to himself as he walked back to his bed and wiped the sleep from his eyes. Clearly there'd be no flying today.......or, indeed, for the foreseeable. Leutnant Wald tried his best by organising some gunnery practice in the wooden hanger on the left of the airfield, but this could only last so long. He also allowed some leave to those due it, but this took no account of how difficult it was to get about! The snow was several feet thick in places and where it had been blown into corners, a man would sink beyond head height. Preparations were also made for a party on New Year's Eve In the Kasino. Edward was roped in to help organise the food. He was a decent cook thanks to the predominantly homely upbringing he'd had back in Otterndorf, where the majority of his peers and family were feminine. He helped prepare and cook several sumptuous courses, alongside the chefs. Roasted pork knuckle, herring, bratwurst and a hearty dumpling stew were just a few of the dishes on offer as the pilots, mechanics and rest enjoyed the festivities. As well as champagne and far too much schnapps, Edward had been pleased to see several bottles of kolsch had been gathered and enjoyed some of these alongside his kameraden. He was beginning to learn about those around him, as well as suffer the inevitable 'ribbing' thanks to his 'englischer' heritage. Indeed, his nickname seemed to have become 'King' thanks to his anglicised first name. He took it in good stead and gave some out too. The extended period without flying allowed him to get to know several of his kameraden...... Oberflugmeister Gunther Ebersbach was from Oberstdorf on the border with Austria. He was a big fellow with a freethinking 'bohemian' style. He seemed untroubled by the war, the awful weather, in fact by anything in particular and he naturally drew Edward towards him with his cheery demeanor. Oberflugmeister Theodore Jung was the polar opposite. A diminutive character from Bad Laasphe near Siegen. He was Prussian to the core and had two years in the Uhlans before his transfer to the kriegsmarine early in 1916. There were rumours his father (a long serving Colonel in the army) had wangled the move when the Uhlans were due to be sent up against the Russians. He was a good pilot however, and had two confirmed victories already to his name. Flugmaat Eduard Worms was a good humoured Bavarian from Pullenreuth near the border with the Hapsburg empire. He'd been a farmer before the war but had managed a naval posting thanks to his teacher, who had connections with Kiel. Finally there was the CO. Leutnant Oswald Wald was from Bingen on the banks of the Rhine. He was a career soldier who'd transferred to the Marine-Landfliegerabteilung in 1915. He'd proved himself a capable pilot as a later member of the 'Brieftauben-Abteilung Ostend' where he'd made several bombing trips around Flanders and even as far as Dover. He'd been CO of MLFA II since it's official inception at the start of 1916 and had three confirmed victories, making him the unit's top marksman. Edward wondered why he hadn't transferred to single seaters, but would need to get to know his kameraden better before being able to answer such questions. The New Year celebrations went well, very well and Edward felt rather the worse for wear the next morning. The snow hardly relented the next week either. When it had flattened enough to allow road travel, Edward went to Ostend alongside, Leutnant Wald, Oberflugmeister Ebersbach and the chief mechanic, Stabsfeldwebel Christiansen to pick up some supplies, orders and spares. The weather seemed to be lifting and warming as the 10th January approached. Everyone was itching to be back in action.

Recon isn't safe job ...

Squadron ready for take off.

Been a while hasnt it Lol

Working on the Chinese weapon pack. (Well packing what is ready )

flying the Hump

A video I made. It's about 27 minutes long but it's me flying in Menrva's Italy terrain:

MiG vs. Meteor

Flight test...

F-14E Super Tomcat 21 - LANTIRN system built into front Phoenix Pallets. - APG-71 radar enhanced with air to ground functions from F-15E APG-70. Double the power output and a 20% increase in detection and tracking range. - F110-GE-429 engines. - Compatibility with all USN carrier aviation air-to-ground ordnance as well as AIM-120. - Modified flaps and slats with a 25% increase in lift which, along with the new engines, means a 15% lower landing speed and an extra 7000lb of weapon bring back capability. - Glass cockpit and single piece canopy. - 2000lb more internal fuel in modified solid wing gloves that had a similar profile to the F-14A extending wing gloves and provided the same aerodynamic enhancements. - Existing F-14D would be rebuilt into the F-14E along with some new builds. 1/22 the cost to develop as the new build Super Hornets - The USN went with the Super Hornet instead. http://www.anft.net/f-14/f14-history-f14x.htm https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/29653/this-is-what-grummans-proposed-f-14-super-tomcat-21-would-have-actually-looked-like

Adding a gun sight: Edit the aircraft cockpit.ini as follows: [GunsightFront] HasGunsight=TRUE GunsightMilSize=30 GunsightName=Fokker_ironsight.tga FixedSight=FALSE [CockpitSeat001] Gunsight=GunsightFront There are other ironsight.tga files to chose from, use the one you prefer.

I had a few hours this afternoon to experiment with some cloud patches and turned up this neat tweak. If you have had trouble with fps flying in Overcast or Inclement weather scenarios, like I have, you might like to try the following: Go to the Flight folder and open the EnvrimentSystem Configuration Settings Scroll down to the section that has [CloudsBroken] [CloudsOvercast] [CloudsInclement] Edit out the data for Overcast and Inclement with // (just the usual precaution) and replace the data with that from Broken, as shown: [CloudsBroken] MaxClouds=56 MaxCloudParticles=110 3DCloudMaterial=Cloud3Material 3DCloudHorizontalSize=2000.0 3DCloudVerticalSize=1900.0 3DCloudSizeDeviation=0.6 3DCloudParticleDensity=3.2 ParticleSize=640.0 ParticleSizeDeviation=0.3 MinBaseAltitude=1000.0 MaxBaseAltitude=2400.0 UseBottomRow=TRUE [CloudsOvercast] MaxClouds=56 MaxCloudParticles=110 3DCloudMaterial=Cloud3Material 3DCloudHorizontalSize=2000.0 3DCloudVerticalSize=1900.0 3DCloudSizeDeviation=0.6 3DCloudParticleDensity=3.2 ParticleSize=640.0 ParticleSizeDeviation=0.3 MinBaseAltitude=1000.0 MaxBaseAltitude=2400.0 UseBottomRow=TRUE //MaxClouds=88 //MaxCloudParticles=92 //3DCloudMaterial=Cloud4Material //3DCloudHorizontalSize=3800.0 //3DCloudVerticalSize=400.0 //3DCloudSizeDeviation=0.4 //3DCloudParticleDensity=1.2 //ParticleSize=600.0 //ParticleSizeDeviation=0.4 //MinBaseAltitude=1200.0 //MaxBaseAltitude=1600.0 //UseBottomRow=TRUE [CloudsInclement] MaxClouds=56 MaxCloudParticles=110 3DCloudMaterial=Cloud3Material 3DCloudHorizontalSize=2000.0 3DCloudVerticalSize=1900.0 3DCloudSizeDeviation=0.6 3DCloudParticleDensity=3.2 ParticleSize=640.0 ParticleSizeDeviation=0.3 MinBaseAltitude=1000.0 MaxBaseAltitude=2400.0 UseBottomRow=TRUE //MaxClouds=120 //MaxCloudParticles=100 //3DCloudMaterial=Cloud5Material //3DCloudHorizontalSize=10800.0 //3DCloudVerticalSize=2500.0 //3DCloudSizeDeviation=0.6 //3DCloudParticleDensity=1.5 //ParticleSize=600.0 //ParticleSizeDeviation=0.4 ////MinBaseAltitude=800.0 //MaxBaseAltitude=1600.0 //UseBottomRow=TRUE This should allow you to fly Campaign Missions in Overcast and Inclement conditions, which up to now I have had to pass up due to unplayable fps. I only came across this an hour ago and haven't had any time to do any serious tweaking but I'm sure fiddling with the relevant numbers might produce differences to distinguish Overcast and Inclement from Broken. Hope this works for you too. Cheers Grinseed ps it just occured to me I might be reinventing the wheel, apologies if this has already been reported elsewhere.

For FE2 ONLY == Adding Destroyed Models for 3rd Party Aircraft This little tweek will add the destroyed models and effect for 'crashed/shot down' aircraft to those 3rd Party units that don't have a) their own or b) any at all First off, one needs to extact the data inis for the stock aircrft, to get the names of the various destroyed lods. You'll need Gerwin's Cat Extractor (which works with ALL versions of the 3W Games, regardless of TOS or NextGen) You can get it here: http://combatace.com/files/file/7933-catpack-archiving-utility/ Follow his instructions from the readme, and off you go. You'll be opening pretty much all the ObjectData cats (especially 002 & 003), so store the extracted files in a seperate folder somewhere's on you HD. The (only) major drawback to Gerwins extractor, is it pulls ALL files, and dosen't let you choose which one, like the 1stGen extractor from Skypat (which dosen't work with SF2/FE2) Ok, so you've got them extracted, let's look at one...this is from the AlbatrosD5_170. I've highlighted the relevant statements All the others are pretty much the same, just with different names to match which aircraft they go to. So, the real trick is find something that's a close enough match to the non-destroyed shape, with it's 'smashed to bits on the ground and bruning shape" Rule of thumb, if it's single-seated, rotary/radial, choose something close (the Nieuports could use the Camel or SPAD destroyed models), whereas a two-seater could use the RE.8 or Salmson. It's all your choice, and dosen't make too much difference, as it's just going to be laying there all broken on the ground. So, to add it, one just needs to copy/paste the two lines (as shown above) from a stick kite, to the 3rd Party one, adding them to the [AircraftData] section. Below, is for the Nieuport 17b, and an all other would be similiar, as is the procedure The only thing I have noted, is some of the effects don't seem to be working as advertised, but at least, this'll give you visual proof that the enemy aircraft is down! Good Hunting! Wrench kevin stein

GETTING THE STATIC AIRCRAFT FROM EDWARDS FLANDERS TERRAIN TO APPEAR IN OTHER TERRAINS. First, thanks to christian59 for getting the ball rolling on this idea. You'll need to dowload and install Edward's Flanders Terrain if you don't have it already. Open up the terrain folder. You will see several aircraft LOD and BMP files for 7 different A/C. There are also LODs and BMPs for the Ground Crew (GrndCrew). Copy and Paste all these files to your Verdun or Vogesen terrain folder. Now find the WWIVERDUN_TYPES.INI file (you may have to extract it fromt he .CAT file per instructions given elswhere in this sticky topic). Open the TYPES file and add the following lines: [TargetType056] Name=AlbatrossD3 FullName=parked Albatross D.III ModelName=AlbD3-Static.lod TargetType=MISC ActiveYear=0 TargetValue=250 UseGroundObject=FALSE DamagePoint=0.001 ArmorValue=0.0 ArmorType=0 RepairRate=50.0 StartDetectChance=0 StartIdentifiedChance=0 IncreaseDetectChanceKey=0 MaxVisibleDist=16100.0 DestroyedEffect=VehicleFireEffect DestroyedModel=AlbD3-Dest.LOD SecondaryEffect=SmallRocketGroundExplosion SecondaryChance=80 [TargetType057] Name=PfalzD3 FullName=parked Pfalz D.III ModelName=PfalzD3-Static.lod TargetType=MISC ActiveYear=0 TargetValue=250 UseGroundObject=FALSE DamagePoint=0.001 ArmorValue=0.0 ArmorType=0 RepairRate=50.0 StartDetectChance=0 StartIdentifiedChance=0 IncreaseDetectChanceKey=0 MaxVisibleDist=16100.0 DestroyedEffect=VehicleFireEffect DestroyedModel=PfalzD3-Dest.LOD SecondaryEffect=SmallRocketGroundExplosion SecondaryChance=80 [TargetType058] Name=SchuckertD3 FullName=parked Siemens-Schuckert D.III ModelName=SchuckertD3-Static.lod TargetType=MISC ActiveYear=0 TargetValue=250 UseGroundObject=FALSE DamagePoint=0.001 ArmorValue=0.0 ArmorType=0 RepairRate=50.0 StartDetectChance=0 StartIdentifiedChance=0 IncreaseDetectChanceKey=0 MaxVisibleDist=16100.0 DestroyedEffect=VehicleFireEffect DestroyedModel=SchuckertD3-Dest.LOD SecondaryEffect=SmallRocketGroundExplosion SecondaryChance=80 [TargetType059] Name=Camel FullName=parked Sopwith Camel ModelName=Camel-Static.lod TargetType=MISC ActiveYear=0 TargetValue=250 UseGroundObject=FALSE DamagePoint=0.001 ArmorValue=0.0 ArmorType=0 RepairRate=50.0 StartDetectChance=0 StartIdentifiedChance=0 IncreaseDetectChanceKey=0 MaxVisibleDist=16100.0 DestroyedEffect=VehicleFireEffect DestroyedModel=Camel-Dest.LOD SecondaryEffect=SmallRocketGroundExplosion SecondaryChance=80 [TargetType060] Name=BE2c FullName=parked BE-2c ModelName=BE2-Static.lod TargetType=MISC ActiveYear=0 TargetValue=250 UseGroundObject=FALSE DamagePoint=0.001 ArmorValue=0.0 ArmorType=0 RepairRate=50.0 StartDetectChance=0 StartIdentifiedChance=0 IncreaseDetectChanceKey=0 MaxVisibleDist=16100.0 DestroyedEffect=VehicleFireEffect DestroyedModel=BE2-Dest.LOD SecondaryEffect=SmallRocketGroundExplosion SecondaryChance=80 [TargetType061] Name=Dr1 FullName=parked Fokker Dr.I ModelName=Dr1-Static.lod TargetType=MISC ActiveYear=0 TargetValue=250 UseGroundObject=FALSE DamagePoint=0.001 ArmorValue=0.0 ArmorType=0 RepairRate=50.0 StartDetectChance=0 StartIdentifiedChance=0 IncreaseDetectChanceKey=0 MaxVisibleDist=16100.0 DestroyedEffect=VehicleFireEffect DestroyedModel=Dr1-Dest.LOD SecondaryEffect=SmallRocketGroundExplosion SecondaryChance=80 [TargetType062] Name=SE5a FullName=parked SE.5a ModelName=SE5a-Static.lod TargetType=MISC ActiveYear=0 TargetValue=250 UseGroundObject=FALSE DamagePoint=0.001 ArmorValue=0.0 ArmorType=0 RepairRate=50.0 StartDetectChance=0 StartIdentifiedChance=0 IncreaseDetectChanceKey=0 MaxVisibleDist=16100.0 DestroyedEffect=VehicleFireEffect DestroyedModel=Se5a-Dest.LOD SecondaryEffect=SmallRocketGroundExplosion SecondaryChance=80 [TargetType063] Name=GrndCrew FullName=Ground Crew ModelName=GrndCrew.lod TargetType=Misc ActiveYear=0 TargetValue=10 UseGroundObject=FALSE GroundObjectType=GrndCrew DamagePoint=0.0001 ArmorValue=0.0 ArmorType=0 RepairRate=0.555 StartDetectChance=0 StartIdentifiedChance=0 IncreaseDetectChanceKey=0 MaxVisibleDist=6100.0 DestroyedEffect=HMGObjectHitEffect DestroyedModel= SecondaryEffect=20mmObjectHitEffect SecondaryChance=50 [TargetType064] Name=GrndCrew2 FullName=Ground Crew ModelName=GrndCrew2.lod TargetType=Misc ActiveYear=0 TargetValue=10 UseGroundObject=FALSE GroundObjectType=GrndCrew DamagePoint=0.0001 ArmorValue=0.0 ArmorType=0 RepairRate=0.555 StartDetectChance=0 StartIdentifiedChance=0 IncreaseDetectChanceKey=0 MaxVisibleDist=6100.0 DestroyedEffect=HMGObjectHitEffect DestroyedModel= SecondaryEffect=20mmObjectHitEffect SecondaryChance=50 [TargetType065] Name=GrndCrew3 FullName=Ground Crew ModelName=GrndCrew3.lod TargetType=Misc ActiveYear=0 TargetValue=10 UseGroundObject=FALSE GroundObjectType=GrndCrew DamagePoint=0.0001 ArmorValue=0.0 ArmorType=0 RepairRate=0.555 StartDetectChance=0 StartIdentifiedChance=0 IncreaseDetectChanceKey=0 MaxVisibleDist=6100.0 DestroyedEffect=HMGObjectHitEffect DestroyedModel= SecondaryEffect=20mmObjectHitEffect SecondaryChance=50 NOTE! The number sequence for TargetType at the header of each entry MUST follow the sequence in YOUR file. Your Types.ini may not end with TargetType055 like the example posted here so check it and change the numbers if necessary. Now, find and open the WWIVERDUN_TARGETS.INI. Find ALL the FRIENDLY airfields and add the following to the Target list, again making sure the number sequence matches the rest of the file. Target[039].Type=Camel Target[039].Offset=-133.00,0.00 Target[039].Heading=90.0 Target[040].Type=Camel Target[040].Offset=-133.00,20.00 Target[040].Heading=90.0 Target[041].Type=BE2c Target[041].Offset=-133.00,40.00 Target[041].Heading=90.0 Target[042].Type=BE2c Target[042].Offset=-133.00,60.00 Target[042].Heading=90.0 Target[043].Type=Camel Target[043].Offset=-133.00,80.00 Target[043].Heading=90.0 Target[044].Type=GrndCrew Target[044].Offset=-140.00,61.00 Target[044].Heading=90.0 Target[045].Type=GrndCrew2 Target[045].Offset=-134.50,40.70 Target[045].Heading=270.0 Target[046].Type=GrndCrew3 Target[046].Offset=-131.00,20.00 Target[046].Heading=90.0 Do the same for all the ENEMY airfields using the following: Target[039].Type=AlbatrossD3 Target[039].Offset=-133.00,74.00 Target[039].Heading=90.0 Target[040].Type=AlbatrossD3 Target[040].Offset=-133.00,54.00 Target[040].Heading=90.0 Target[041].Type=AlbatrossD3 Target[041].Offset=-133.00,34.00 Target[041].Heading=90.0 Target[042].Type=AlbatrossD3 Target[042].Offset=-133.00,14.00 Target[042].Heading=90.0 Target[043].Type=AlbatrossD3 Target[043].Offset=-133.00,-6.00 Target[043].Heading=90.0 Target[044].Type=GrndCrew Target[044].Offset=-140.00,15.00 Target[044].Heading=90.0 Target[045].Type=GrndCrew2 Target[045].Offset=-133.50,34.70 Target[045].Heading=270.0 Target[046].Type=GrndCrew3 Target[046].Offset=-130.50,74.00 Target[046].Heading=90.0 You can mix and match aircraft types or make them all the same by changing the Type= to whatever A/C type you prefer. This works the same way for the Vogesen terrain by editing the appropriate Vogesen files.