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Wonder if that was my fault, when I rebuilt the data ini in 2012?

Could you be more specific? We have 3 different models of TA-4s. F, H, J. So, which one or is it all?? Did you check the node names are correct? And "angles of operation"? I haven't touched them since 2017, so ..?????

Sorry to say, I have no idea!!!!

98.6% of TW birds have the drop tanks as detachable nodes of the main aircraft lod. They can be removed with the data ini trick... and... you can add "regular" drip tanks via both data ini and loadout edits. I know the tanks exist, as the TMF 84F should have them (can't remember if NMF or camo)

Forgot to mention, for those that wish to partake, it's on Amazon Prime. For free (big surprise, there, eh?)

This looks like Oscar material, right??

what about the "remove component" trick?? It's been used before to remove entire cockpit panels and such like

My bad, I just should have put "satellite radio". (I have it my toyota -- well worth the subscription) maybe the antenna is/was added at the dealership as part of the pre-delivery package?? ======= if it's just on the one side, maybe something to do with RDF???

SiriusXM ??? == I'll show myself out ....

Why not "Graf Zepplinn" ??? An aerial pioneer (and yes, I know the context for the unfinished KMS boat)

I like it ... even a 'historic" foray into the Indian Ocean. Did they make a port call at Trincomalee ?

the hard part about using the lego style, is getting them to follow the "streets". especially when there's curved ones. For example, look at the massive building blocks on many maps (India/Pak, one of the Euro ones, other I can't remember). They're a nightmare to work with when trying to add 'targetable' items. Below is not the worst, but couldn't find the one with the nicely colored buildings

It'll do that by itself sometimes, too. I've had it happen on Winge7, but not on 10 as of yet. One of the oddities that TK gave us... (we should be thanking all the local deities that the thing even runs on 10 & 11!!!!)

South Himalayas

Man, been there, done that, got the T-shirt!!!