Jimbib

Usually the BBC for me. It's simple yet effective, I have a pop-out tab in firefox that gives me the latest news at any time of the day from them. Also anything that isn't a tabloid website since they are full of crap. For an example read anything from the Daily Mail or Mirror.

Everyone has a prejudice of one form or another.

Not bad, good price too. I would head on over to www.everettaero.com and buy a SHar from them though, they still have engines and full pits fitted.

Happy Birthday mate.

Hi craig, dunno if you're still working on this one (hope you are), I have an article about different versions of the Islander used by the RAF and Army in an old edition of Air Forces Monthly, when I get home I'll scan it in and send it to you. Hopefully it will be of some help, cos finding good information on them is difficult.

Whatever you guys are smoking, I want some.

I don't know what one craig said, it may have been http://www.simmerspaintshop.com, it has huge amounts of good resources for skinning. EDIT: Here's a free download of Photoshop CS2: http://www.toggle.com/lv/group/view/kl3453...otoshop_CS2.htm

Correct, although there are some in the downloads section..... Aircraft building tutorials by mustang

Happy brithday guys.

Oh Fubar you are such a tease!

Happy birthday FC!

Bucc or a Bone.

Here's a pic of one I believe... A little bit of technical data on the pod also... http://www.tpub.com/content/radar/TM-11-48...-487C-10837.htm

Wasn't a dig mate, was just saying, seeing as it's related to the thread topic.

It's one step closer, the F-35B took it's first flight yesterday.

I have tried this a few times via making a static airframe lod (gear down), you then have to place the lods and bitmaps into the terrain folder you're going to use them in. Then you have to make an appropriate entry in the types ini for the static aircraft, usually a MISC object will do with little value. I think I copied over the entry for the static aircraft in the Range terrain for simplicity. Then using the type name of the static, you then go about finding offset positions from areas in the targets.ini to make appropriate placements for your aircraft. It's just a bit tedious. Especially when trigonometry gets involved to make your statics look uniformly directioned and spaced out on a ramp that points at 151 degrees

Nice M2 you have there Nghengo.

Here is a better quality version of the cockpit photo....

Surely it's just possible to put all of the moving parts that are associated with the thrust vectoring into one animation slot designated for that purpose.

About the monitor, make sure you are using the correct aspect ratio in the graphics settings menu? I had some initial problems with my 22" screen when I first got it.

Hope you get well soon Marc

Another good example is the disproved accusations that were brought against Colonel Tim Collins.

SayWhat is correct, the aircraft you see in that newspaper article is in fact made in a modeling program (3ds max maybe), and is just a render. In fact, here's a pic of it in max.... http://www.supercars.net/pitlane/pics/1788088b.jpg

Betah's forum however is usually quite comprehensive for aviation books.

In the One Shot mission of CoD4, when there are nigh on hundreds of Russian troops all wanting to kill you when trying to make it to the evac point, it gets the heart pumping.