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View File Grey Shahak for WOI Mirage IIICJ Shahak for WOI (Air Superiority Grey) This package includes the three known Mirage III CJ Shahak of the IAF that received the air superiority scheme in the mid-70s, when serving in No. 117 Squadron. No. 117 First Jet Squadron - 1975-1979 No. 253 The Negev Squadron - 1979-1981 No. 254 The Midland Squadron - 1981-1982 Read the readme! CREDITS: Original skins - Thirdwire Repaints - wilco Decals and inis - wilco Testing - ekek, Stick Have fun! Team Flying Dragon (alex70b, ekek, guyran, Stick, wilco) Released under the CombatAce Fair-Use License. If you have any problems or comments, contact us at CombatAce. Submitter wilco Submitted 05/10/2010 Category Mirage Skins

Yep, finish it!

"New Recipe: Now With Extra Armament Panel!" (Updated, uploaded and awaiting approval)

Dammit, I forgot the armament panel. I'll post a fix here as soon as possible.

Excellent! BTW, it seems that the destroyed model does work in SF2I March 2010 patch.

Great shots, thanks for sharing!

View File Grey Shahak for SF2I Mirage IIICJ Shahak for SF2I (Air Superiority Grey) This package includes the three known Mirage III CJ Shahak of the IAF that received the air superiority scheme in the mid-70s, when serving in No. 117 Squadron. No. 117 First Jet Squadron - 1975-1979 No. 253 The Negev Squadron - 1979-1981 No. 254 The Midland Squadron - 1981-1982 Read the readme! CREDITS: Original skins - Thirdwire Repaints - wilco Decals and inis - wilco Testing - guyran Have fun! Team Flying Dragon (alex70b, ekek, guyran, Stick, wilco) Released under the CombatAce Fair-Use License. If you have any problems or comments, contact us at CombatAce. Submitter wilco Submitted 05/09/2010 Category Mirage 3

Ferry flight, or: New home for old Vipers.

Today it was "traditional swedish folk music" for me... Stuff like DS-13, The Vicious and Masshysteri.

Happy birthday!

Oh boy, there goes my sleep for tonight...

117Sqn Netz for SF2I.

Wait, is that a new windshield frame?

Right now 108's new album, 18.61.

Yeah, Hapoel will win the Champions League before that happens.

Fresh from the paintshop. And yeah, it's still a WIP.

Cool!

Happy birthday Yuri!

I'm speechless... That's some outstanding work!

Yeah, maybe no RPG, but at 3:30 you can see several guys standing in the background that are apparently armed. And according to the NYT, Reuters wrote in 2008 that “It is believed two or three of these men may have been carrying weapons, although witnesses said none were assuming a hostile posture at the time.” (http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/06/world/middleeast/06baghdad.html?hp) However, I think the problem is not so much with the incident itself (I mean, it's pretty obvious that no one likes to get killed while doing their job, neither soldiers nor reporters), but more with the way the footage is presented. It starts with the Orwell quote and ends with the statement that the video is dedicated to "all victims of war whose fates remains unknown". While I don't have anything to say against either Orwell and said dedication, it does not belong in this video, because it deliberately aims to support one certain narrative. Reminded of what I read about NBCs and ABCs failure to represent the political context when reporting on the TWA-hijacking in 1985. Anyway, I recommend Yaacov Lozowick's thoughts: http://yaacovlozowic...teral-what.html