Spinners

First of the Few - October 1938

Smashing stuff!

One for the Brits.... The tests on OBL's body revealed something quite interesting. It appears that his blood contained high levels of sugar, desiccated coconut and glucose syrup. It must have been the bounty on his head.

But, If You're Thinkin' About My Baby It Don't Matter If You're....

Curtiss Mohawk's - No.121 Eagle Squadron, RAF Fighter Command, August 1940

Nice One!

Fork-tailed devil...

Lockheed P-38H Lightning - No.13 Squadron, Royal Dhimari Air Force, 1947

Tomahawk v. Stuka, late 1940

Curtiss Tomahawk Mk.1 - No.54 Squadron, RAF Fighter Command, 1940 Wrench's 'Battle of Britain' skin for the Tomahawk!

Jaguare!

lol - difficult isn't it? I like the Mk.12 as well and the Mark 1's that had 'B' type roundels... Ho hum.

Hawker Hurricane Mk.I - No.1 Squadron, RAF Fighter Command, 1940 (mppd's skin and decal set)

Supermarine Spitfire IIIA - No.610 Squadron, RAF Fighter Command, 1940

Cracking stuff!

McDonnell Douglas A-4FP 'Falcão' - Esquadra 301 "Jaguares", Portuguese Air Force, 1997 The skin is the 'Euro' skin tucked away in the A-4F_BAF by James Fox. Check it out!

Curvacious!

I love your passion for the Canberra Carlo - well done! Interesting that the textureset.ini's in ArgiCamo1, 2 and 3 can actually be set to 1968, 1982 and 1983 default start dates respectively and that skin will then be selected as appropriate. I've just tested Carlo's B.62 in 1981, 1982 and 1983 and it used the 1968 skin, the 'Malvinas' skin and the post-war skin respectively - it saves a lot of time not having to alter your wingman/wingmen.

The subsonic and supersonic thing is a complete red-herring (Mirage was twice as the Sea Harrier) and wars are not won by ifs, buts and maybes. Supermarine Spitfire IIIA v. Junkers Ju-87B, September 1940

Great work!

Well, I 've just been to the Aerosoft forum to see what's happening and unfortunately it's frozen on me twice now. Will this game ever come out?! Edit: Page finally loaded at Aerosoft and this seems to be the latest news... Yes, project is still on the way. Being clear with you guys, I have to say that we had a minor bottleneck regarding 3d modeling, specially on cockpits front, which was promptly fixed by Aerosoft kindly providing the time of one of their 3d modelers, resulting in the Pucara cockpit shown here a couple of posts ago. However it becomes apparent now that we have a major bottleneck in the programming front, as I've said in that same post, and it can't be fixed by adding 3d modelers to the equation, not even adding script programmers (FM, Avionics etc, which in our case use the LUA scripting language); the issues are in the inner core of the 3d engine which is written in C/C++ code. We have to think in clear and clever ways to fix this bottleneck - the current 'fix' is just to give more time to our code guys, although we're open to new ideas at this point!

Heinkel He.444 'Viktor' - KG40, Luftwaffe 1947

Really nice PH.

Focke-Wulf Ta199, Luftwaffe '46