daddyairplanes

Or for US forces.... we could use what we got. these two pullin a CAP on the likely axis of attack can carry 84 APKWS at 35 grand a pop, each one cheaper than the Winders in pic. at $2,900,000 for total munitions on the sortie thats cheaper than one PAC3 missile. but with a likely oppurtunity to kill 50-60 (conservative estimate) rather than 1. plus of course the option of "switching to guns..."

truth be told i never thought to do that

hút một hơi thuốc (or "hit my smoke")

uh huh, yuck it up. youre gettin another prop job in your in box this weekend. one that CANT carry a nuke (takes a sip of coffee wondering if he's got a paratrooper with a SADM hiding somewhere.....)

why fo i claim OCD? because this started as wanting the Euro 1 green Oscar Dueces from Panama. almost done, 20 of 23 skins later. could have been more but didnt have enough info on 4 ANG squadrons, 2 active squadrons in the mid 70s and not enough interest to do Portugal damn. gotta do a new load screen too......

well, looks like i'll be updating the ANG pack before school starts up again too would ya be willing to throw a post in the KB on some of those operations?

csomers will have to answer for certain, but im betting its the lod i released here with the ANG pack and Tracor mod. dated 2/9/2007. truth be told, probably grabbed from teh install i set up while they were getting things fixed up

outside of a talented few, you maight as wel ask if he heard of The Tragedy of Darth Plagueis the Wise i'd bet it is possible. but its not in my skillset

Republic heritage

sorry, forgot to warn you about that its a problem across alot of YAP birds. got discovered when I was trying to help them reduced the install file size from like 40GB down into the 20s. and its never the whole bird needs to be bmp, just one texture out of 4 or 5

dont forget to either move the insignia on the bottom right wing up a little or put it on skin as well. looks like theres another mesh thats cutting the bottom off. and the Hun was rather fun. not my usual cup of tea with the usual emphasis on Nam era, but you know how i like doing the various birds after the war

gotcha. it was still the first thought reading your description tho

@Flanker562 damn, even Gemini wont promo your books...... @Wrench i looked you up. didnt portray you as too old. fresh and popular even

oy..... went back and read the original post on this thread thought to myself, hey google this is what i got and paused after what i read. then ok enough screwing around on my part

i was tracking 21376, through those very pics catch is im not 100% certain those are the right markings for th 70s (it is awfully bland, almost like a tribute to all Skymasters rahter than NYANG), im quite certain they had at least a few camo'd birds by 1985, and i can only verify 6 serials by text. to compare i have confirmed 13 by pic and 3 by text for Michigan, and 20 by pic for California my frustration isnt that there is so few to confirm (got that issue with Maryland and Wisconsin too). its how much its hyped up yet how little its photographed. not even a comparison pic during the transition EDIT: but i do have to thank you. Nosing around the NARA site after pulling up your link, saw one pic and got a hit on an Eilson bird. thats now six Oscar Dueces that will be in Arctic Red

well you did beat me to it by virtue of posting while i was typing

@sophocles dont just type it type your "@" then first letter of member you want to tag and select from the dropdown that appears. you may need to add one or two more letters to dial it in,

just cruising the IGR.....

I'll see your Hun and raise you an Oscar Duece you know, every mention of the 105th Wing NY ANG points out that in 1985 they went from the smallest aircraft in the USAF (O-2A) to the largest (C-5A). but somehow, i cannot find one single damn pic of a NYANG Skymaster!!! i even tried a musuem in that area. they had no pics either (their volunteers only went back to the C-5 days)

this is what i have for serials 55-2933, 55-2807, 56-3101(green), 56-3173(red), 56-3191(red), 56-3241(red), 56-3298(blue), 56-2979(green), 56-3234*, 56-3405*, 56-3705*, 56-3168*, 56-2924*, 55-3826 ***F*** 56-3889(green), 56-3760, 56-3846*,56-3854* the ones with asterisk are presumed based on the dates they went to AMARC but not photo confirmed, the first two were id'd in text as Tulsa birds but no photos. not a lot of conclusive data, but i remember now its why i didnt include them (since they did stick it out to '78) and yes, when you see multiple colors on ANG birds its for the flight.

this could be very nice, given teh amount of accents just on American radio networks let alone diving into other countries i will paraphrase yakarov and say im abit too busy to experiment with it myself though

do you have both the gun model (in gorund objects) and the gun (in gun folder; an ini really, but its what makes teh model actually go boom in your general direction)? is the data ini for teh model calling for the gun?

simpler than that, anything targetable can be locked up by a Maverick anything not on the target list (that cant shoot back at you) wont be lockable. so if the target is a fuel tank, you can select the Maverick. but if you want to hit teh hangars nearby you'll need to use bombs or rockets as mentioned, anything that can shoot at you can also be targeted. best practice (in SF2) is to use Mavericks for the AAA and mobile SAMs, use bombs of what ever flavor on buildings and runways and cbu or rockets on vehicles now my question: what does Maverick targeting have to do with terrain avoidance?