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Truly astounding work Klavs. Can hardly wait to see what the F-35 will look like. Keep it up.

Absolutely gorgeous looking model, Veltro. With regards to the cockpit, this might be a blasphemous suggestion, but how about using the recently created Mig-19 pit ?

To reiterate what Starfighter said, looks better with each screenshot, keep it up. As to the FM, maybe the resident FM guru's could give you a hand, sorry for stating the obvious.

Thank you very much.

THAT is some fantastic flying\wheeling\endoing

Yes it does. I say release it. :yes:

Very purdy !

I for one would love to see this bird flying the SFP1 skies !

I'm "trying" to get the MF MIG-25 PD to carry the R-33 AMOS but have so far been unsuccesfull, any hints as to what I've been doing wrong ? I've implmented it just fine for the the YAK-28P by increasing the "load limit" in the aircraft data.ini heres a hint:- [LeftWingStationOutboard] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=1 StationGroupID=1 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=-4.52,-3.70,-0.55 AttachmentAngles=0.0,0.0,0.0 LoadLimit=500.0AllowedWeaponClass=SAHM,IRM,BOMB,RP,2BR,2IR,AHM AttachmentType=SOVIET ModelNodeName=LeftOuterPylon PylonMass=90 PylonDragArea=0.02 [RightWingStationOutboard] SystemType=WEAPON_STATION StationID=2 StationGroupID=2 StationType=EXTERNAL AttachmentPosition=4.52,-3.70,-0.55 AttachmentAngles=0.0,-1.537,0.0 LoadLimit=500.0 AllowedWeaponClass=SAHM,IRM,BOMB,RP,2BR,2IR,AHM AttachmentType=SOVIET ModelNodeName=RightOuterPylon PylonMass=90 PylonDragArea=0.02 but using the same method for the 25 does NOT seem to work, I also thought it might have to do with the PYLON MASS entry and edited that for the 25 and still no go. Any suggestions ?

That worked just fine. Thanks for your help bud.

Keep at it.

Craig, please dont let the fact of the other's working on the same beaut deter you from working on her, to me she represent's the pinnacle of true British aviation much like the Avro Arrow to us Canadian's so I humbly suggest that you keep at it. :yes:

You're looking for realism in a fictional fighter ? EDIT:- Just keep doing what you're doing Grinch she looks better by the minute.

Awesome ! I really look forward to this.

Thankyou very much to all those who involved with this beauty. Cheers !

Craig, I can hardly wait for this aircraft. Thank you so very much. :yes:

Awesome ! The A-5 is one of my all time favourite attack aircraft's.

24 April 2008 New Delhi: The Eurofighter consortium, makers of the Typhoon combat jets, said Thursday they were inviting India to join their consortium as a partner. The move, said analysts, is designed to boost chances of the consortium to land the Indian Air Force's $11 billion contract for 126 medium range multi-role combat aircraft (MMRCA). The Eurofighter consortium comprises Alenia SpA of Italy's Alenia Aeronautica, BAE Systems PLC of the UK and the Spanish and German units of European Aeronautic Defence & Space Co - EADS Casa and EADS Germany. Interestingly, India becomes the first non-European country to be invited to join the consortium, a senior executive from EADS informed the media. The offer, according to the executive, is contingent upon India opting for the Eurofighter for its air force. The executive spoke on conditions of anonymity. The executive said that manufacturing parts of the combat aircraft in India will also help the makers of the Eurofighter meet the Indian government's offset requirements if it buys the aircraft, he said. Adding increased weight to the offer was a comment from chief executive, military air systems, EADS, Bernhard Gerwert, who said at a press conference, "If India becomes a partner, they will also become a partner in all future technology enhancement." "As part of our industrial cooperation offer, we invite India to become our member," said Gerwert. India's ministry of defence has issued formal invitations to six foreign companies to supply 126 multi-role combat jets in a deal potentially worth about $11 billion. The Indian Air Force currently operates a mix of Russian-made MiG and Sukhoi aircraft, as well as UK Jaguars and French Mirages. Apart from the Eurofighter, Lockheed Martin Corp's F-16 Falcon, Boeing Co's F/A-18E/F Super Hornets, Dassault Aviation's Rafale and the Swedish Gripen fighter are also in contention for the deal. Eurofighter plans to submit its bid for the combat jets on 28 April, which is technically the last day for receiving bids, a statement from Eurofighter said. Though Indian defence regulations require foreign military companies, which have won contracts worth more than $71 million, to reinvest at least 30 per cent of the contract value back into the country's defence sector, in the case of the combat aircraft deal, this offset requirement has been raised to 50 per cent. LINK

To one day use Iran and Pakistan as a bombing range

Keep at it Grinch, she looks fantastic. Thanks !

Try beating 60 dollars for a full tank and getting 1200 KM's/745 Miles on a tank. EDIT:- Post edited by me for fear of being hit by ban stick.

Yeah but diesel now costs me 1.79/Litre thankfully our dollar isnt performing nowhere near as pathetically as the U.S Dollar and yes in this case the TDI is cheaper to drive than my 2008 Chevy Malibu which on full tank gives me 480 KM if not using a heavy foot and cost me a bit less i.e 1.18/litre. TDI costs me 1.79 but gives me 1200 KM. The high price of diesel pays off with the extra mileage.

And they have a lot more power than the B-1 etc etc. Good for Russia, I for one would love to see 200+ nuclear capable TU-160's.

Looks superb Grinch. Keep at it, and a sincere thanks for working on this. :yes:

Yeah it's really funny when crapUV and pickup people whine about gas prices. Well you drive a POS vehicle, what do you expect ? EDIT:- 2007 Jetta TDI driver here (who gets 1200 KM on a full tank, try beating THAT Detroit), and yes I DO laugh at the "people" who drive the aforementioned vehicles and I love their reaction.