Dave

Happy birthday!!!!!

A-10C

Its something with the November patch that is that did this. That is why I havent upgraded to it.

File Name: Enhanced SF2: Israel Terrain by CA_Stary File Submitter: usafmtl File Submitted: 08 May 2010 File Category: SF2 Series Add On Terrains SF2:Israel terrain update v 1.00 initial release may 8th, 2010 by Stary ---------------------------------------------------------------------- This modification contains full tileset of new satellite-based 1024x1024 textures, together with optional treemod and experimental (buggy engine?) heightmaps created to enhance the look of the default SF2:Israel terrain, IsraelME. Designed for SF2:Israel by Thirdwire, either stand-alone or merged installation. Made for and tested in SF2 merged, Nov. 2009-B and March 2010 patches. "Wings Over Israel" compatibility not granted, but highly possible. Remember, it's initial release, updates are highly possible in the future. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- CREDITS: TK and Thirdwire. Please, make new terrain engine quickly ;) Gepard and his famous Suez 2 map for the idea of using heightmap files for extra mesh detail in mountains. Brain32 -learned a lot from your textures work! Still, much to learn. Lazboy -sorry, took me a bit longer than promised xD Mannie CombatAce friends and foes Click here to download this file

Lexx What an awesome find. Wow I would of loved to have been in the Air Force in 1959.

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The vNATO is still around. Going to use for SF2:NA.

Yes I did do one. Got you covered.

Anytime Baby!

Keep pressing on with this but when we set up the new scenario...you'll be playing that. Eric No Superhornets in this next one. They werent around yet. Think 1983.......

Really really really BIG trees!

The OFF guys probably think we're a bunch of loonies. And they'd be right.

Hey Kiwi if money is tight I would be more than happy to buy you a copy. I know about the young family thing and there were people who helped me out so I would like to pay it forward.

Actually it does Jamie because a few of us have something bigger in mind and better....

Um I got a s**t load of Michigan ANG ones....you actually had to ask in a public post? For shame....

TK has probably banned me from his site. I deserve it. I shouldn't of said what I said. Now where we're we? Oh.....I'm high on life man.

Bitburg? Hindenburg?

....aahhhhhh s**t......its on now.... I wonder if the Cutsnutsoff will be in there?

Don't make me break out photoshop...

You went there too ColStafford. lol I was showing Zur the same thing.

If you continue down from where you got this. The 15th F-86H-1-NH was fitted with the "6-3" wing of the later F-86F, with extended wing tips and wing fences. Wing span was increased from 37.12 feet to 39.1 feet and wing area rose to 313.4 square feet. In the meantime, on June 11, 1953 the USAF approved an additional contract (NA-203) for 300 F-86H-10-NHs. These differed from earlier F-86Hs primarily in having different electronic equipment and in having the J73-GE-3E engine. The first aircraft was delivered in January of 1955, and the last aircraft on the order was delivered in April of 1956. The last ten H-10s used the so-called "F-40" wing, with extended wingtips and slats on the extended leading edge, which improved low-speed handling. Eventually, all of the remaining Hs in the USAF and ANG inventories were retrofitted with the "F-40" wing. http://www.joebaughe...ers/p86_16.html

Yeah but the F-86H left ANG service in 1972. So I think they had to of been retrofitted.

How low can you go? Wow some of those are breath taking.

I thought they did put them on eventually. The ANG's one were retrofitted.