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BoloG, You're right. I wasn't thinking BIG or outside the box. I also know very little about the late fifties/early sixties in the Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand area other than the French leaving Vietnam in the mid fifties. This is very interesting stuff. Would make a great campaign(s)/install if we had enough history and interest from campaign makers and enough photos/history to skin the planes. Thanks for the links and for clarifying this mystery.

Wasn't aware of one by Russo but would love to see it.

Wrench, I know how to use Mue's Lod Viewer. It's constantly on when I'm skinning. The problem with removing the butt cap is that it's part of the vertical stabilizer. It can't be removed alone. Remove the butt cap and you remove most of the vertical stabilizer.

Wrench, You're probably right, but we all know Wikipedia is NEVER wrong. DA, I might give some over to the NVAF but IF these flew over there, what did they look like; what was their ordnance?

Sundowner performed some sort of .lod magic and produced this on an F-4M: I adjusted Ravenclaw007's F-4E SEA skin to fit this and painted on a few rivets and panel lines: Also adjusted Sundowner's F-4E SEA skin for this. I love Sundowner's mod but as it's for the F-4M it has this tailfin butt cap that can't be removed or edited out: It would be great if someone with modding abilities would create a paintable inside cover like Sundowner's for the F-4E. I'm just saying...

AT-6G Mosquito FACing the enemy and CASing friendlies, Korea 1952.

LA-15 North Korean Scooter

Does anyone know of a small pylon I can add to a T-33 to be able to add rocket pods? I've tried Wrench's F79 missile rails and they fit, but the rail sticks out a bit too far. I've searched numerous weapons packs but no luck. Any help is appreciated. Geary

That link works. Thanks.

Coupi, Thanks for the link, but it doesn't work for me. I get a message that says, "Sorry, we can't find that." I think I have problems between CombatAce and my Windows 10 Internet Explorer browser. Some things that used to work for me here don't anymore.

Has anyone found the right combination to get SF1 to work fully in Windows 10 64-bit? I can get it to start, run a mission or mission-in-campaign, but about 80% of the time it either locks up or CDTs when exiting the mission. The best compatibility mode I've discovered for my rig so far is XP SP3. Every other mode seems to lock up or CDT more that XP SP3. Although the compatibility troubleshooter usually chooses Vista it doesn't work better that XP SP3. Doesn't seem to matter if it's a clean install or modded or where I run the game from it still CDTs most of the time. If I can't find the fix for SF1 in Windows 10 64-bit, I will probably retro-build an XP computer to run the game. Just my luck I've gotten rid of dozens of old XP computers over the past few years.

savagekc, NICE new rig. This should keep you flying in SF2 for a while. You will probably need to build a Windows 7 machine to run SF1. Good on you for volunteering your time to help senior citizens with their computers. I work on computers for spare parts or desserts. Now is pie season. Geary

savagkc, I've built one Windows 7 machine and two XP Pro computers to try SF1 on. Haven't had time to extensively experiment with all three, yet. The Windows 7 machine works great. Over 30 SF1 installs and no problems so far except with some YAP missions but YAP has always been a bit buggy. It's running an Intel i3 CPU, 16GB DDR3 RAM and a Nvidia GeForce GTX 650 video card with 2GB GDDR5 RAM. For the XP machine I was hoping to find one with an Intel E series dual core cpu running between 2.8 and 3.0 GHz. I've only found a couple with Pentium D chips. Running XP Pro 32-bit on those with 4GB DDR2 RAM and one has a Nvidia GeForce GTX 650 card with 2GB DDR5. Haven't loaded SF1 on it yet. But the first XP machine with a 2.8GHz Pentium D bogs down a bit set maxed out in the game. It only has a GTX 740 card with 2GB DDR3 RAM. I'm thinking the 3.0GHz Pentium D with the GTX 650 card will do better. I'd also like to try XP Pro 64-bit on one to take advantage of the extra 512MB of RAM the 32-bit version doesn't use. With the Windows 7 computer running SF1 so well, seems like I don't need the XP machines at this point, but think I'll keep one handy. Never know when I'll need it. Like you, I suspect DirectX and/or video being part of the problem with SF1 crashing in Windows 10. It would be nice to get this problem fixed and only have to run one gaming rig, but for SF1 I'll run two if I have to.

It might just be my inconsistent memory, but I thought I saw a mod here sometime in the past that allowed the A-4 Skyhawk to be a 'Buddy' Air-to-Air Refueler. Basically it's a large drop tank with the refueling hose attachment. I've searched the SF1 and SF2 aircraft and weapons downloads but didn't find it. Do we have this mod? If so, can someone point me to it? TIA

Windows 7 is my favorite MS operation system. Worked great first time out. Maybe I'll experiment and load an extra computer with Windows 7 for SF1 and conduct a trial to see which runs it better. Hate to loose SF1. Still gives me pleasure and I've got campaigns/installs in SF1 we don't have in SF2 and plenty of YAP missions that don't run in SF2.

trotski00, I'll most likely build an XP computer rather than Windows 7. Microsoft says it still supports Windows 7 but I've reloaded a couple dozen Windows 7 computers in the past few months and Microsoft has strangled the Windows 7 updates. Updating Windows 7 is now a freaking struggle. Updating the initial Windows 7 install to Windows 10 is much easier. Windows 10 is here to stay. And it runs SF2 with few problems. xreal, Thanks, but I have Windows XP. I need a Windows XP compatible computer to put it on. I've had dozens in the past few years and got rid of them all.

Just installed a Zalman CNPS9500 AT fan in each of my two gaming desktop computers. (Specs listed below.) Pure copper base, fins and heat pipes. Feeling cooler already. Asus Essentio CM6830 07; Intel i7 3770 QuadCore 3.4GHz CPU; Asus P8H61 MPro 1155 FC LGA Socket Motherboard; 16GB PC3 DDR3 1600 (800MHz) RAM (2x8GB); 2GB GDDR5 EVGA Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 Video Card; 1TB x 1 Western Digital Black Hard Drive; 3TB x 1 Western Digital Black Hard Drive; Corsair CX750M 750 Watt Power Supply; MS Windows 10 Pro 64bit. Asus Essentio CM6730 04; Intel i5 2310 QuadCore 3.1GHz CPU; Asus P8H61 M 1155 FC LGA Socket Motherboard; 16GB DDR3 1600 PC3 800MHz RAM (2x8GB); 2GB GDDR5 EVGA Nvidia GeForce GTX 650 Video Card; 1TB x 1 Western Digital Black Hard Drive; 3TB x 1 Western Digital Black Hard Drive; Corsair GS600 600Watt Power Supply; MS Windows 10 Pro 64bit. Asus ROG GL551JW DS71 Laptop; Intel Mobile QuadCore i7 4720HQ 2.6GHz CPU; 16GB PC3 DDR3 1600 800MHz SODIMM RAM (2x8GB); 750GB Western Digital Scorpio Black SATA III 7200RPM Hard Drive; Intel HD 4600/Nvidia GeForce GTX 960M Dual Video Adapters; Windows 10 Home 64bit. 'Thermal Grease is a necessary evil. It is my Frienemy.'

$31.28 from Amazon. No shipping fee if you're an Amazon Prime member. You will have to take your motherboard out of the case to install the fan. I thought it would come with a bracket for beneath the MB but it only uses plastic washers and thumb screws. Still, the fan isn't as heavy as I thought it would be.

IL-10 Beast on the prowl in Korea, 1950.

The Beast Unleashed - IL-10 Sturmovik - Korea, 1950

Thanks Guys, I'm guessing at this point we don't have the D-704.

Nyghtfall, It's possible these are the same. The photo I posted is from the side and it's possible the device in the middle is hidden in my photo. I don't have enough info to know for sure. Killerbee's may be the one I'd seen here before. This is the only description in Wiki from the A-4 Skyhawk page, "A designated supply A-4 would mount a center-mounted "buddy store", a large external fuel tank with a hose reel in the aft section and an extensible drogue refueling bucket.." Interesting. Not definitive, but interesting. Thanks,

Spinners, Thanks. Always looking for inspiration and I've found much from your work. Geary 'Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap'