Jimbib

That should be okay to do (I think), I would imagine the main steps to make it work are... 1. Take the BMW-34 lod file and create a new weapon with it (probably a cruise missile) 2. Make a new aircraft from the C-130, and edit the ini files so that it will have the correct weapon stations, loadouts, etc. 3. New paintjob to suit the aircraft 4. About a gazillion testing hours. A lot of the information and instruction you will need can be found here in the Knowledge Base. One possible snag; you may need a modeler to make you some new pylons for the drones.

Happy birthday mate!

Triple Whammy

Yep, the America Northwest Terrains are at http://www.majorleesaerodrome.net/ Enjoy!

Hell if I could afford it I would. I'd make a guess that the "unidentified Russian" was Roman Abramovich

I run Firefox, but I just checked the site in Internet Explorer and it opens up fine. Seems like there are some issues with different areas being able to get access to his site. The same thing happened a while ago when ACFCentral was still up, some could get to it easily, for others it simply didn't show.

If you are referring to an available Panavia Tornado for SF/WOV etc, there is one in the downloads section in the Modern Era Aircraft section.

You're absolutely right there mate, you wouldn't believe how sweaty it gets sitting in the back seat of this all day long .....

Hey p10ppy, thanks for the tool, just tried it, works perfectly!

Cheers guys! At long last, everything I've done before will now be legal

I wouldn't know much about your FM problem, however if you download Streakeagle's F-4E Thunderbirds mod, he has included a formation flying mod that may be able to help you out.

Brilliant work mate! This will come in very handy indeed

In addition to the topic of alpha channels, here is a great video tutorial for understanding and using the alpha channel. The guy uses Photoshop CS2, however it should be applicable for most versions of PS... http://revision3.com/pixelperfect/layermasks

Many happy returns guys!

Looks good Veltro, keep it going. Don't know if you've seen this, here's a thread containing some great photos of the Foxhound... http://militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?t=114344