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Ladies and Gentlemen, On behalf of the entire BMS development team, I am happy to announce that the latest iteration of the Microprose Falcon 4.0 total conversion modification - Falcon BMS 4.38 - is available for you to enjoy RIGHT NOW! DISCLAIMER: This is a complete new install… Do not try to update on top of previous Falcon BMS versions or Falcon 4.0 WARNING: OpenXR toolkit needs to be removed / disabled (non compatible with BMS and discontinued!!!) BMS 4.38 requires a legit installation of a Falcon 4.0 (all older and newer versions are accepted alike, i.e. Microprose, Hasbro, GOG, Steam, Retroism). The check is performed both at setup time and every time you start BMS. If no valid installation is found, BMS will exit with a corresponding error message. For those of you who are new to Falcon and still need a legacy Falcon 4.0 license, you’re lucky, as there are various season sales going on. Steam GOG This mod may not be used for any commercial purposes. Any such use may constitute a violation of the intellectual property of Microprose and the non-commercial Terms and Conditions under which Benchmark Sims make this mod available to you. After the update, when starting BMS, the version string in the BMS UI will now read: FALCON BMS 4.38.0 (X64) BUILD 2960 Be advised that experimental arm64 exe are available! Changelog: https://www.falcon-bms.com/changelogs/falcon-bms-4-38-0/ A big THANK YOU to everyone in the BMS development team, our dedicated beta testers and to the gents from Microprose who made this release possible! Now download and enjoy! Download: https://www.falcon-bms.com/downloads/ Above text from Benchmark Sims

Impressive - this means it is very close.

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Hello Not sure what could be done about that. I assume changing the original 3D pit model would be required to remove the stick. So basically a 3D moddeller with the original files - but might be a bit late now.

Two have been removed.

So F-47 Peashooter II then.

One of the places - bottom right in the main screen will say Jul 2013. If it is heaviliy modified do not touch anything.

The game recognises my TM Warthog stick fine without doing anything (Windows 11). If it is not recognising that then one thing would be to right click on the SF2 game icon and run it as Administrator. Can only assume the game is patched to 2013?

It is on these diagrams............doesnt say what its purpose is.............contact fuse is further back. Says a direct hit is needed for detonation.

Downloads are subscription only now. Minimum is a trial subscription. regards

Classic!

Hi there - scanning through the policy that should be okay - thanks. I take it you are related to the development of the Game?

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This? https://simhq.net/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/2876131/eaw-historic-archive-2000-2008#Post2876131

Falcon 4 BMS - updated Falcon 4 with VR, gfx and everything else. cheap as well.

The issue would be related to the flight model you are using then I guess. The max speed limit from the Manual on the F-104G is M2.0 and less on a hot day, as one factor is air inlet temperature. So overspeed basically.

Do not see that on the F-104G in Nato Fighters for example (M0.9 and M1.2) , if anywhere would expect that was only possible at high speed at lower altitudes. Are you on Hard flight model in settings? Not an easy answer..................however above 350KCAS the F-104G was generally near F-4 performance in parts of the envelope (depends on versions as well). Turning was done at speed with the manouvre (landing) flaps down. High and Trans/ Supersonic is where the real thing was designed to operate in its original air superiority role, and those wings work better there, and made the real thing pretty maneverable there, at speed.

Only conflict A-G photos I have are carrying 4 x MK-84, 1 x ALQ-119 and 2 x AIM-9 (P-3) although 2 - 4 Ls can go on there. Maverick use was supposedly common in the early 80s with F-16 IDF pilots but no evidence of their usage in 82 (IDF F-4 pilots had a lot of success in this environment) Typically as to this day you can see they use all 4 pylons for bombs in the inventory and don't always use tanks for such short distances.

Photos from that show what must be ALQ-119 when used. AIM-9L and AIM-9P-3 both new at the time. Typically 4 only carried in a mix …….they were short of AIM-9L apparently.

I cant tell from the side view of the model ...as you can see in the photos Israeli Block 5/10 also got bigger horizontal stabs from the Block 15 starting in the mid 80s (this did not make them Block 15)

Yes i have some underside pics showing two still being there. They might still be using them in their aggressor role.

There were two others mounted underside (ventral fins) as well from the mid 1980s.

There is a development forum but it is not public.

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