Spinners

Give us more information please! Is this on a particular aircraft? If so what one? Installing the update and the weapons pack should not cause slats to deploy and retract and affect the bomb bay doors.

I'm sure Wrench is correct as it would have been my guess too! Another short-ranged British jet!

Milestone for me! (50)

Training for war

Going Up! MiG-21UM - Republic of Paran Air Force

@ Turtlehawk. It's Julhelm's Kestrel from the downloads section.

SAAB/BAe Kestrel FG.3 - No.6 Squadron, 'The Flying Can-Openers', RAF, 1991

Dune Racer

Double Double Ugly Not my sentiments, I love the F-4

Beautiful work Jules!

SAAB/BAe Kestrel FG.2's - 899 Naval Air Squadron, Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm

SAAB/BAe Kestrel FG.1 - No.14 Squadron, RAF

SAAB/BAe Kestrel FG.1 - No.14 Squadron, RAF Strike Command, 1983

Hi jjddoo, Welcome to Combat Ace. You have textures missing (or corrupted). Edited as just noticed OP is making his/her first post.

Roger that. I've just got some household chores to do and I'll ship it over.

Kestrel FG.2 - 899 Naval Air Squadron, 2002

Royal Dhimari Air Force Kestrel Mk.51 - No.13 Squadron, 1993

It is a very popular aircraft so I think it will be well received by the community.

Sunset Strip (Younger readers need not apply)

@ ravenclaw_007 - Best Buccaneer shot ever. Please stop using real photographs!

McDonnell Douglas F-4EN Phantom II - Hävittäjälentolaivue 31, Ilmavoimat, 1974 During the late 1960's McDonnell Douglas realised that the fast-falling unit price of the Phantom could open up more export opportunities for the F-4 especially in downgraded and/or lightweight versions. A study into a single-seat export version of the new baseline F-4E called the F-4EF was initially proposed for the West German Luftwaffe before they sensibly adopted the two-seat F-4F and McDonnell Douglas then re-focused their efforts on a spin-off version of the F-4F for export with limited offensive capability and designed for air defence only. Designated F-4EN (believed to have initially stood for F-4E for neutral countries but subsequently changed to F-4E for Nordic countries) McDonnell Douglas initially pitched the F-4EN to Finland and were rewarded with a contract for 72 aircraft the first of which entered service with HävLLv 31 in 1972.

Phantoms Over Finland

Myashischev M-12 'Fastfox' - PVO Strany, 1971