Duce Lewis

Thanks, I'll give it a try

Yes would be a good idea But with no facial expressions... It might be like looking at the Terminator with his face removed ...Cool! What! no Paraol?

Great job Simon! I was with you in that barrel roll But I never could've made that crossing shot on the Camel ...but then, that's why they call you the Widowmaker eh?

Thanks sitting ducl/everyone, I checked out your MP Stickie Lots of great info You sure have put a lot of effort in As far as the lan connection; wiill a simple ethernet cable connection work?

Don't use the cfs3 uninstall icon There is an unistall procedure The main off files must be removed and 2 other locations must be deteleted too Check the FAQ's HTH,

I'm hoping I've been hit by Ack-Ack, struggled with the controls for a few seconds, then autoexited If only the autoexit is disabled, then maybe we can make real forced landings

IIRC, P2 doesn't have to be removed Just install P3 right over it and you're good to go

Crokett, I did a search but couldn't find the Gunsight Would make sense that it's in Controls/Display or View Commands but I didn't find anything In-game I hit F3 to toggle the Virtual Cockpit and I had no gunsight either so it's not your set-up Maybe someone else knows the details

Yes, but on those rare times when you beat the odds and wobble her down to an ugly landing ...but then walk ...err run away! Woohoo!!!

That music brought back memories as soon as I opened the link Nice job on the video! Mossie sure cuts a nice form

Pol, I just set that 1st screenie as my laptop background Any chance we can get a some higher res downloads?

Realy nice job Widow! Nice flyin, all in exterior views Bring on the Mossie vid too I say

Gorgeous stuff Pol! The wait is killing me I love the shot of the N.28 banking to Port Really shows her sleek, taporing fusalage

Heck, I'm mightily impressed from 10,000 miles away!!! What a shame, birds deserve to fly not be caged Ha ha ha ha!!! What's the difference my friend, they're interchangeable nuts

Yes, she's growing on me Her power saved her in many a Vietnam dogfight I've never seen her at an airshow Seem most of the other US hardware but the F4 was relegated to National Guard duty by then I remember reading a ironic story of US fighter competitions years ago Many experienced Air Force pilots were frustrated because they got less stick time as they rose in rank Their solution was to retire and join the NG where they could fly much more often These Vietnam era vets in F4's would wax their newbie replacements in F15's

Hi racin, welcome aboard You're sure to love it but there are some differences with WWI AC Manuevering require a lot more rudder input Gravity carburators mean negative G's & your engine cuts out, etc Have Fun

I was never a Phantom fan til the Dogfights series came out More for how the pilots took on the much more manueverable Migs Always thought she looked like a freight car from the side ...long, thick, & straight But she had an intersesting head-on view The inverted gull wings and the downward rake of the horizontal stabilizers

Good enough reason for me I'll give it a go ...soon

A lot depends on what time period you're flying In summer 1918, I never get assigned Lone Wolf missions Probably by then they'd realized by then they were losing too many pilots In Rolands, 1916, I was assigned Lone Wolf once in a while

Good show there Conrad! Glad you'll be up flying soon

Impozzible mein Baron Ven ve get der little Nieuport 28 der only Albatrozz behind me vill have thick black zmoke billowink out But don't vorry, you have great new invention too ...der parachute Buhahahahahah!!!

Is this a regular occurance with Albs or a one time event? Lot of variability in OFF Sometimes they burst into flames Other times you end up throwing your boots at em Also helps to get real (white of their eyes) close to make every round count

Two excellent ideas!

I'd never heard of it but it looks interesting Here's a wikipedia description http://en.wikipedia....iki/My_Boy_Jack Sometimes things on PBS pass quietly by

The Japanese Zero had this philosophy Trigger was operated by the left hand, away from the stick