Spinners
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I think it's more the case of turning a great fighter into a good bomber.
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Northrop F-5B - No.14 Squadron, Royal New Zealand Air Force, Vung Tau, Vietnam, 1969
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You had a better response than when I e-mailed the Royal New Zealand Air Force for some (non-technical) squadron heraldry information.
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Tip! The engines are way too powerful (about 60%).
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Nice one Veltro2K
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Yeah, I think the 'problem' is that it's an SF2 mod and he's trying to use it in an SF1 game. Refer to the KB but, for a start, all ini's need to be converted back to ANSI.
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Handley-Page Proctor T.1's - No.74 Squadron, RAF Fighter Command, 1966
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Tomcat... and I would have voted that way before 'Top Gun' came out
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Lockheed Starfighter F.3 - No.111 'Treble-One' Squadron, RAF Middle East Command, 1985
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OK and thanks!
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Hi Enrico. First flight was superb. Bravo! Out of interest, and because I've never seen it before, could I ask you why have you used dds format for the skins and not bmp?
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Lockheed Starfighter F.3's - No.19 (Aggressor) Squadron, RAF Strike Command, 1982. Spillone104's superb JASDF 'blue' skin
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What's been fixed? It would be nice to know.
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I think I queried this before after installing SF2:E and left things as they were after seeing that WOE was the same.
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Six-shooter
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The Tempest is outstanding!
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Panavia Tornado F-19C's - VF-1 Wolfpack
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The 'what if' modellers website is also a great source of inspiration and a couple of guys from there now fly 'Strike Fighters'.
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I'm loving the stock prop jobs (Mustang and Spitfire). I don't think you'll be disappointed.
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Sud-Aviation Vautour - 304 Esquadra, Portuguese Air Force Loving the Libya terrain!
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Just caught up with this. Great work!
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Russ - get them all. One per month and in the order they were released. You'll have more sustained fun and anticipation that way.
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My bad. Wrong piccie!
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By this time even the clock wasn't working...
