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    never released this one, as is basicly a overhaul of a pre-existing one. Made all new decals with the correct font and color. But the marking ARE 100% accurate (excepting serials - they're generic)
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    Montevideo, Aeropuerto Internacional Angel San Adami an other small airfield with a very short runway. It is only 1.200 meters long.
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    F-15MTD "Aya" (Pernis) Of the IDAF
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    What if Uruguay would have had the Skyhawk?
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    Went with black...for now!
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    Found another pic of the Vandy 1 Super Hornet. I fixed the tails now: The download will be updated
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    The metamorphosis of our plane...
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    Heading out for an Eagle vs Eagle Red Flag hop.. But the sneaky gomers had an F-16 hidden away waiting to ruin the Eagle drivers' careful plans for a 2 x 2 fight!
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    Republic P-43A-2 Lancer - No.1 Squadron, Royal Dhimari Air Force, 1942 Delays with the Pratt & Whitney R-2800 engine intended for the new P-47 Thunderbolt meant that orders were placed for an additional 200 P-43 Lancer fighter aircraft in order to keep the Republic production lines operating whilst waiting for P-47 production to start. Of this additional batch of 200 P-43 Lancers, 54 P-43's were allocated to the USAAC, 125 P-43A-1s were allocated to China (under the lend-lease program) with the balance of 21 aircraft being allocated to Dhimar as P-43A-2's. These were eagerly received by a desperate Royal Dhimari Air Force who wasted no time in re-equipping No.1 Squadron during the Spring of 1942 and also the High-Altitude Reconnaissance Flight where the P-43's excellent high-altitude performance enabled it to regularly fly above 40,000ft. In Dhimari service, the Lancer was well regarded and this led Royal Dhimari Air Force officials to push for P-47 Thunderbolts in preference to other types of fighter. Skin Credit: Charles
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    Yes, please. TELL us which F-5 it is, so maybe someone will come along and edit the announcement thread, and let other future downloaders KNOW exactly which one it's for. Just because it's fixed for you, dosen't mean it's fixed for everyone.
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    Changing them to BMP files worked. Thank you everyone for your help! I appreciate it
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    Off the US eastern seaboard ... Neutrality Patrol from USS Ranger, circa March 1940 (Nazi subs BEWARE!!!)
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    Pando, Escuela Militar de Aeronáutica, Uruguay Some barracks, two hangars. A small airfield for pilots basic training. It's a very short runway, only 1.100 meters long. Skyhaws lined up for take off Impressions of the parking area.
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    A runway is not LONG, MEDIUM etc because YOU consider it's enough LOL. It has a designation in airstrip files (TERRAINNAME_targets.ini file, see the pictures!) ! If it says there that it's a SHORT one, and in your plane's file it says it needs a MEDIUM one, the game will crash. That was what I was saying. Take a careful look to how things are going in the following phrases please. This is the short rundown to have a picture in your mind about airstrip sizes: Sizes for runaways (See targets.ini file in each terrain!) runaway 1 (MEDIUM - 2500m) runaway 2 (MEDIUM SMALL* - 2500m) runaway 3 (SMALL - 1200m) runaway 4 (LARGE - 3000m) runaway 5 (MEDIUM - 2500m) runaway 6 (MEDIUM - 2500m) Game, the whole game, has archives hulks ("CAT" extensions). In it , except planes 3D models and sounds (I think !?) you can find EVERYTHING this game has, from decals to terrains. There is a special archive software , you can find it in the download section (make a little research on your own if you want to learn things nad make , generally, things easier for you). The TERRAINNAME_target.ini file, for EACH MAP, is in the X:\...\StrikeFighters2\Terrains\TERRAINNAME folder! Data for each aircraft is in its AIRCRAFTNAME_DATA.INI file ! Look for the line: MinBaseSize=MEDIUM/SMALL/LARGE (There will be just one of them, not all three!) It's tough isn't it ? And you ain't seen nothing yet...:D
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    It was supposed to be an intercept mission, but a combination of ground fire and other MiGs killed them before I got into range, so I had a free flight to just cruise around the Korean countryside in 1951.
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    Looking good Ravenclaw, I might download it because of how well it's done.
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    Bats at sundown... getting back late for dinner...
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    F-4E_75 cockpit , no AN/ALE-40 , but KY-28 panel i removed the AN/ALE-40 chaff flare dispenser from the 3d model
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    IMpressive like always my friend, can't wait for it!!! Mandatory screen
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    I like it ! P. Screenshot needed : early PLAAF J-10
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    Well...not absolute perfection, but it works for me.
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    You will laugh, but the Soviets built a MiG-21 prototyp in a similar configuration. It was called Ye-6/2. It had an increased wing area in double delta shape. Mandatory Screenshot: Logans Ye-144
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    A few seconds after this shot, we Heard "Sam Launch", went evasive, and a Hawk obliterated my wingman.
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    trailblazin.... oh, those guys back there look familiar
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    Sometimes you're just out for a cruise in the THUNDER DOME (with Santa presents)!!
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    English Electric Lightning F.Mk.51 - 119 Squadron, Israeli Air Force, 1964
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    IAI PW1120 powered Super Phantom
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