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Beleza, Marcelo! Beleza!!!

It's not the same situation - heck, this is South America we're talking about, such an issue would be perfect for such hot-temperate guys like Chavez to really get going (I saw his speech, it really DID sound like he chews coca leaves every morning as he himself admitted - that crazy asshole...) . And neither of those countries has NATO or the UN bearing down on it should they decide to go to war - it would be a simple local conflict where nobody else will really want to get their hands messy - not even the americans I bet... (unless they black-op support the Colombians and have some of their F-22's take out some of Chavez's Su-30's... ) . Though I must agree with Kesegy, Colombia should have cleaned itself up first and then made a move abroad, with permission of course...

Hmm, wonder how the TW engine will model FORCE use?

Kinda reminds me of the Bell X-22 prototypes that were fore-runners of the Osprey...

Wouldn't wanna launch in the middle of a storm...

Wings over Wheels - WoW would dethrone a completely unknown fantasy massive multiplayer online game that has been around for a little while now.. WoW would feature only planes whose landing gear retracts into the wings, naturally.

Not to mention that the MiG-31 Firefox would finally meet its match!!!

A Tornado with a DAK paintjob... :nyam:

I agree, there really should be a space-sim Wings over the Moon or something...

Thank you Hitory!!! Another dream come true, to finally fly as a decep!

Hey guys, just discovered this plane in this month's "Micro Simulateur" magazine - guess it's been chosen for a short review there. The French said it was "convincing" but it had some small issues (something about something going out-of-bounds or overlapping or something like that). Also said that the plane's extensive readme included the bird's history, as well as all instructions on how to best use it (with a note that a community-made weaponspack would be necessary to make full use of the weaponry, specifically the nuclear). Closing comment was that "USAFMTL's team was working on it according to feedback from the community". Congratz guys, you made it into print! Now you can sue them because they made money on behalf of the addon (since it provided content to a commercial magazine)!

Gripen is fifth-generation, not fourth... (fourth-generation swedish fighter was the Viggen)...

You mean something like the Platytiger.. err... yeah, that was it... ?!?!? Edit: No, wait, better call it Platypussycat... or Fullback-T??

:shok: ...... Hitory, you did it again!!! Thanx!!! Could you do skins for Thundercracker and Skywarp as well please?

Better than to feed the squid is to teach it to fish for itself... Goto: Downloads > Thirdwire Series (SF/WOV/WOE/WWI) > Add-On Aircraft > Modern Era Aircraft > JAS-39C Gripen.

*Changing heading to zero-zero-zero... Turning towards Sweden...* "Hang on a second... ENGINES ALL STOP! We have arrived at our final destination, after a whole two weeks!" *And the crowd goes WILD!!!* Thanx guys! Looks great! Will try it out tonight!

They want to be the pinnacle of F-5 development - first they build their own, then they turn it into a "Hornet" , now they want to make a stealth out of it - next thing you know, maybe they'll try to copy the X-29...

"THE" thread?? There's so many... guess that's what's called giving this forum a feminine touch in terms of decoration...

To reduce drag you mean? Oh well, they're used as radar pickets, might just as well have the ability to "turn tails" faster and get the heck outta dodge in a hurry... For now though I can't wait to get my hands on these beauties from FastCargo... :nyam:

Congratz U.S.Navy! Hope that took care of it! Heck, I don't mind them shooting missiles at satellites, as long as they aren't hitting anything civilian... Always better to shoot anti-satellite missiles around space for a good purpouse, rather than shooting ICBMs at targets on Earth...

Hehe, was just thinking, if the iranians are contemplating doing a dive inverted with their twin-tail Tigers on top of their Tomcats, or the other way around...

In the video then it must have been the case of looking right, although, although I'm no authority at all on aerodynamics, the plane's movement looked right according to real aerodynamic effects of canards- and the canards were also in sync with the tailplanes... Damn good effect! Strange and pity though that you can't make canards look the way they should whilst working the way they should...

By the looks of it, it only costs 300 bucks... http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7254078.stm Geeky looking thing! I wonder which games it supports...

Whoa, is that working canards I saw in that video? I thought it wasn't possible...

I wonder, is the iranian twin-tail more maneuverable (if perhaps probably slower) than the U.S. Single-tail version?