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  1. true, that.
  2. love the title of this thread!!! I never use the "ok" section, and it's always worked for me in the case below, the spinners on the new Beaufort, as the RAAF versions didn't have them [Remove1] ParentComponentName=fuselage ModelNodeName=spinner_L2 DestroyedNodeName=spinner_L2 DetachWhenDestroyed=TRUE HasAeroCoefficients=FALSE
  3. it would be, actually, fairly easy. A fairly small map (250km x 250), an airfield or 2, maybe some rock spires, etc. But I'm buried with stuff! (lots of ww2 birds, to say nothing of the North Cape clean up and the ever-dangling Veitnam48 maps)
  4. just to let you all know, no joy on the Air Race map. I went through all the CDs and zip discs. I know it was from the very early 2000s Sorry all!
  5. other than the terrain for Vietnam48* (which is a NIGHTMARE!!!) I tend to release everything I do. Unless it's pure shit. *btw, all the birds and most of the ground units are done. I could release those, but without the terrain .... pity too, the aircraft came out GREAT (if i say so myself!!! )
  6. Normally, I'd post these in the WW2 WIPs, but as only 7 or 8 of us are totally Prop Heads .... Some of the other projects from Coyote Aerospace, courtesey angelp. There ARE a host of others, too
  7. and lighten the exhaust stains. racing fuel, with a LOT of alcohol, burns very clean
  8. I'd say you're ok with that ... it's definately NOT a DAT bird. Just say, as DA said above "Leafjet form unknown model maker" I may steal use it myself on the North Cape rebuild I'm fiddling with
  9. so, where's Miss Bardahl??
  10. oh, GOOD one!!! then again, sometimes one gets lucky, and the lettering matches your initials!!!
  11. they look like Lear 25s. Since I left (almost) next door Santa Monica Airport, we used to see them all the in the 60s and 70s. I remember at a display show, looking inside and being amazed as how small the interior is !!!
  12. I think it got lost eons ago, during one of the crashes the site had. (asteroid impact!!!). I used it as the basis for the "Mid West USA" map, highly modified!!!. I may have it archived, i'll have to go through my CDs and Zip Discs (yeah, it's that old!). I"ll see what I can find

  13. Happy Star Wars Day!!!!

    Wrench posted a topic in The Pub

    May the 4th Be with You!!! (I just love that!!!)
  14. Just had a funny thought about that ... It's a good thing the RAF and Commonwealth air forces used letters for the plane in squadron marking. Imagine if (someone) used numbers .... that means one of those birds would be labeled FU 2
  15. It's too bad we don't have multi player anymore. About a hundred year ago, Major Lee built a special "air race" terrain, with towering rock spires to be used as the pylons for turns and defining the route.
  16. Vought V-156s aboard PA Bearn

  17. Happy Star Wars Day!!!!

    Wrench replied to Wrench's topic in The Pub

    I have spoken ...
  18. wher'd the Learjets come from/???

  19. WIP o Trabajos en progreso

    Wrench replied to MISOFTCIA's topic in Español

    Excellent news!!! now, get an external and backup everything!!!
  20. and here I thought it was going to be a link to P0rnHub!!!!
  21. Indeed. We, the aftermarket modders, have been filling in TKs blanks for quite some time.
  22. .... and the SuperJugs belong in the What If thread ... == required screenshot ... Rare shot of a 217 Squadron Beaufort in the late 1941 style camo (aircraft is still in the works)
  23. WIP it good .... meet him once, major cool dude!!!
  24. If that's the stock 3W EA-6 , they have NO markings, other than generic nationals and modex. TK never made decals for it, as it wasn't never meant to be player flyable (tm). If it's one of the aftermarket skins, start checking for a decal folder and subfolder (if needed) and the decals ini

  25. Lancer

    Wrench replied to Shootingstar2's topic in The Pub

    Capun's Dev A=Team good lick with that!!!
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