Vampyre

Tigers and Hornets and Phantoms... Oh My! Super Bug loaded for bear. Baby Hornet loosing 2000lbs of laser guided luvin. F-4B Phantom making potholes Phox one!

Some RA-5C Vigilante shots. Long Final Milliseconds before Touchdown Heading into the corral with the lil' fellers Recce room mates I'm really enjoying the Recce Vigi

Its been a while since I posted up here so here are some of my latest screenshots An A-5A Vigilante crusing to target. A VA-146 A-7E lofting a Shrike in Linebacker I. Some BUFF Action... I hope they brought their SPF1000 to work with them. An RA-5C Vigilante clipping along away from the target area.

They are both automatic and selectable at the same time as determined by the computers. All of the flight controls are tied into one another through the computers. The pilot can select the position he wants for lift purposes but the computers adjust the flap positions to assist in roll and (on the Supers) speed brake functions. The fact of the matter is that all of the flight control movements of the real aircraft cannot be simulated with SF/WoX series.

Like this? http://www.airliners.net/photo/Germany---N...8ee8ff0c15d16f8 http://www.airliners.net/photo/Germany---N...8ee8ff0c15d16f8 http://www.airliners.net/photo/Germany---N...8ee8ff0c15d16f8 This is the scheme of the Marinefliger Vikings display team. It is the only other scheme I know of for the German Navy.

I did a stock check tonight on a Super Hornet 480gal drop tank to check the price.... US$239,315.00 for a single tank. I own a Ford F-250 and I could buy five of them for the price of one Super Hornet tank. Taking that into account along with the fact that there are not that many actually on hand to replace the tanks that are punched off and you can see why it is good to hang on to them. I usually edit my resupply figures for campaigns to reflect close to real world supplies of drop tanks and run out of tanks pretty quick if I leave them on the AI planes or punch them off every time anything happens.

In a real squadron the drop tanks are a limited commodity. Chances are that if you drop them there will probably not have replacements immediatly available. I take enough fuel to complete my mission and do not drop the tanks unless absolutly necessary to simulate reality.

Not true, Sword makes a pretty good T-38 in 1/72 scale.

I know you wanted a reply from FC but I believe I can answer your question. The Mirage F-1 is hooked up to a ground electrical power supply. Being that I see no ground air starter attachment I believe the F-1 probably has either an electric starter or a nitrogen accumulator that is charged by an electric hydraulic pump or hand pump to start its Atar-9K-50.

Indeed. I can't wait to see Megan Fox... and the explosions too. BTW, The "jet powered Reaper" is actually called the Avenger.