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Would be interested after April when I have more time - also depends on the time zone thing though

Loved Iron Eagle 2 when I was a kid - Makes me cringe now It taught me how good russian pilots actually were. If you remember the great Doug Masters who single handedly wiped out the entire Iraqi (or whatever) Air Force in their advanced Kfirs (captured from Israel) as a 16 year old - yet after a few years of proper training was shot down in a few minutes by some russian in an F-4E - they must be some pilots!

BAT 21 was ace! "The Blue Max" - is such a great film - has George Peppard who plays an evil WW1 fighter Ace - tru classic IMO

Was called "Wings of the Apache" in the UK - If you mean the one with Sean Young and Nicholas Cage in it.

Independance day anyone - F-18s galore

Anyone mentioned True Lies yet - so so film - but love the Harrier sequence when they take out those bridges!!

Well I guess it will work in SFP1/SFG/WOE/WOV

What! You havnt seen Hondas Asimo: Seriously dont think I will seeing anything like I Robot in my time tbh

Tactical Assault lol http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0127917/

Cant believe they let it fly low over the actual carrier - no point in intercepting it if thats true

That will be the F-16A Block 20 then: http://www.f-16.net/gallery_item44716.html Can do a basic skin like the above if there isnt one about already - It would go on the Mirage Factory Block 15 OCU model.

Lol - some cool Pics there too!

Buy a pair

RIP - that guy made Jaws!

Hopefully 1960/70s avionics, weapons and tactics - which would make it different (i think) but maybe again not popular. Trouble with Study sims is the time to learn and actually play the darn things - never had the patience or time to play them properly when I was younger myself - and we are talkin Falcon 1 which wasnt much different to SF in many ways detail wise (press E to switch the engine on/off) - so the main market would surely be 22+ ? I havnt played Lockon myself yet - but was assuming its mainly Modern warfare related? 5000 would be some target - though 500 paying $500 (£250) as a development investment - and a possible share of profits - (if there were any ) I would probably put that up - though would like to know who these trustworthy people are C5 keeps harking on about.

For any Battle Of Britain fans it may be worth getting a Series called "Piece Of Cake" (also based on a book )which i managed to get on DVD. Covers the battle of France leading up to the turning point of the BoB. There are tons of flying sequences and Spitfire shots in it and its a great drama - if not fully exact to life in the RAF at that time (apparently).

Thats another DVD I had to get - remember it from being on TV when I was a kid!

Anyone seen "By Dawns Early Light" - bit of a TV movie but has some stars in it and considering the budget they were on is amazing! Its based on a book about a terrorist cell firing an ICBM at Russia - and WW3 breaking out - but theres a great sub plot with a B-52 crew!

lol "Looks like I picked the wrong week to give up amphetamines" I think I take after Ted Striker in some ways - certainly leading my flight over "Macho Grande" (or whatever) happens all too often in WOV Dont have his drinking problem though

Its not bad if you can get past the super intelligent homing SAMs that the Chav in a tracksuit got hold of, the coloured Marine who just overacts soooo much! (U know the one), and the final sequence where the bad guys have either A: just come off the "A-Team" set - B: forgot to load any live ammo

Grrr - every bloody film is called Gay these days - some bloke takes his top off and thats it - Gay! - or in fact any film with a young bloke - has got a "Gay" following. I am really gonna have to punch the next person that calls a film gay for no reason Anyway - I cant really have a fave film now - might typecast myself

From what I can find in text the FAA only had the AD-4W (AEW MK1) from 1951 to 1960 - that was replaced by the even uglier Fairey Gannet (AEW MK3). The FAA had too many different planes to chose from in the 50's - and I suppose the Sea Fury and Seafire carried out similar roles to the A1 during the Korean War. Looks like France got some AD-4N (AD-4NAs) and used them in the Algerian War (1955-1962)

That SA-19s looking a bit lethal! even took at shot at you sir

I can relate to that in a way - The fact that I live in a different country and wasnt even born makes it even more weird - but I suppose many Americans may see the Falklands or the Battle of Britain in a similar way. It was an old sim called Flight of the Intruder that got me - mainly because the manual itself was full of stories and reasons to why it went like it did - either way it got me hooked on the subject - its amazing that something with such hopeless graphics could capture an imagination like that - and it helped that the F-4 was still in RAF service at the time to a degree. I dont think that having an interest is glorifying anything tbh - everyone knows the score - but you just gotta respect the Jets and the bravery/skill of the pilots - and yes despite the horrors of war you still want to place yourself in their position and see if you have got what it takes! (for some reason)

okay chill out the post was about some stupid typo on the BBC web page - hence the stupidity of the following posts - I apologise if anyone has taken this out of context and misread it as anything else!