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  1. Hi Blaze, yes. I thought I answered in the other post...I released a new cockpit, right side mostly. Redid all the knobs and button. It was already in the works...so released what I had done so far. My next one may be actual images from the F-111 cockpit mixed with yours (if that is ok?). I looked at your "used" cockpit, very cool, but I've not had a chance to test it out yet. However, I did see you cleaned up cockpit folder - very nice. I did use that. Also, I changed the nose cone in the F-111E to Cowboy's updated skin. Cowboy removed some detail in the black nose cone release and I liked some of the detail in his first release. So the new skins have the black nose cone only and all the detail from his first release. Also, I added more detail in the jet engine intake. Colored it grey, fixed the ram so the left and right matches (Olive drab/white into the intake). Also added a new turbine fan so it look more like the real thing. Right now, I am working with FM to change the data file to be more accurate to the F-111s... Thanks! =Viper=
  2. Version 3 - upgraded the cockpit...
  3. Also forgot to mention. In Version 3, I converted the nose cone to a darker gray (black) as released in Cowboy's update to his enhanced skins...
  4. Hey Blaze, I would love to see them! =Viper=
  5. Hi Blaze, I saw the updated skins. The main change seems to be a black/darker nose cone. I still haven't decided on using that. I like the lighter one for now. But who knows, maybe I will add that change....still thinking about it. Still working tweaking the F-111F (maybe the E) too. I might use the black nose for the E? Current tweaks include better turbine spin and inlet color...also, there was some color bleed in nose cone for the original, I fix all that and some other seam issues in the my upgraded versions. =Viper= The D cockpit is nice, I didn't even see that....lol. I will have to go back and look at the rest of your cockpits! :) =Viper=
  6. Uploading Version 2 with new skins and decals! =Viper=
  7. Version 2 - New skin and decals!
  8. This is the initial release...But, I am working on making some new hi-rez skins for the EF-111A. I am testing them now and they look much much better. So, look for version 2 of this package in a couple of days... =Viper=
  9. Hey Blaze... I started on the remaking the skin, should have it done in the next few days....LOL.. =Viper=
  10. Thanks Blaze, if he doesn't, I may take a crack at it...Thanks again and enjoy the skin.... =Viper=

  11. A-10A and C Thunderbolt II "Warthog" Pack

    Viper63a commented on Spectre8750's file in A-10

    OMG! A work of passion (or OCD? LOLOLOL) - Awesome work. A "must have" gem on this site!!! Too bad I can't vote more than once! Thank a lot!!!!
  12. What a co-in-ki-dink....I was researching the F-111A for Constant Guard...This is what I have and currently looking up tail numbers. "474th Tactical Fighter Wing The 474th returned to Takhli RTAFB in September 1972. Three F-111A squadrons (the 428th,429th and 430th) participated in the Linebacker II aerial offensive against North Vietnam. They flew bombing missions against targets in North Vietnam and Laos in the midst of the monsoon season. They flew without RB-66E electronic countermeasures escort aircraft or KC-135 tankers. On 8 November 1972, they flew 20 strikes over North Vietnam in weather that grounded other aircraft. Four F-111As could deliver the bomb loads of 20 F-4s. The 428th,429th and 430th TFS flew some 4000 combat missions with excellent success rates in hitting targets even when visibility was near zero. Only six aircraft were lost in action. All F-111A had tail code of NA, but I've seen them with the following as well. 428th NA 429th HG 430th NC The F-111A was the initial production version of the F-111. Early A-models used the TF30-P-1 engine. Most A-models used the TF30-P-3 engine with 12,000 lbf (53 kN) dry and 18,500 lbf (82 kN) afterburning thrust[20] and "Triple Plow I" variable intakes, providing a maximum speed of Mach 2.3 (1,450 mph, 2,300 km/h) at altitude.[78] The variant had a maximum takeoff weight of 92,500 lb (42,000 kg) and an empty weight of 45,200 lb (20,500 kg). 474th Tactical Fighter Wing – Deployed from Nellis AFB 428th Tactical Fighter Squadron F-111A (1968–1977) 429th Tactical Fighter Squadron F-111A (1969–1977) 430th Tactical Fighter Squadron F-111A (1969–1977) Triumphant Return: Linebacker Operations and Beyond (1972-1975) By 1972, the F-111A was thoroughly tested, technical issues had been resolved, and the aircraft was fully operational. The F-111A and its crews performed brilliantly and with great success during Operations Linebacker and Linebacker II. They struck heavily-defended enemy airfields and SAM sites. Between October 1972 and March 1973, F-111A crews flew over 4,000 combat sorties but lost only six aircraft in combat." =Viper=

  13. F-15 Super Pack (Version 2.4)

    Viper63a commented on FastCargo's file in F-15

    I downloaded this while back, just getting back to add my "Kudos" for this package and add my vote!
  14. Version 2 is up..Thanks admin!
  15. TW off to take advantage of the App wave? Anyone else feel like the shoemaker's kid needing a new shoe? :) =Viper=
  16. Version 2 is still waiting for admin approval...
  17. Hey, I used LeL's cockpit as a reference and created new cockpit panels (INS NAV) for the WSO...Also changed the engines to 5 stage AB and afterburner effect...beautiful orange flames. Released that in version 2...uploading and waiting for Admin approval...
  18. File Name: FE2 "Aces Over North Africa" PhotoShop 1024x768 Menu Templates File Submitter: viper63a File Submitted: 07 April 2015 File Category: First Eagles Hanger, Menu Screens FE2 "Aces Over North Africa" PhotoShop 1024x768 Menu Templates By Viper A set of "Aces Over North Africa" Flight and Menu Templates for First Eagles2. Requirement: Photoshop or other graphics program that can edit Photoshop PSD files. You can created your own FE2 "Aces Over North Africa" menus. Load the Photoshop Menu Template you want to customize. Load the picture you want to use into Photoshop. Edit/Change/Resize the picture you want to use and copy it over the Red Background layer of the Photoshop Menu Template. Merge all the layers and save the file as a jpeg (jpg) image. Copy the new menu screen to the FE2 Menu folder. Done... Also included: 2 minute Prop plane wav sound file in the Flight Folder. Use these however you want, just give me some credit...Thanks and Enjoy! =Viper= Click here to download this file
  19. Very welcomed! Glad you like it!
  20. Hey LeL, Thanks for the nudge! Hey Antares, I used LeL's cockpit and data from the internet to update the WSO side of the cockpit. But, I couldn't figure out how to remove the WSO's radar hood for the F-111E...So, the F-111E cockpit looks like the F-111F, but at least it doesn't look like the F-111A. It's a start...another step... =Viper=
  21. Hey Spectre, I'm just adding my little piece to the house people like you already built here! THANKS! =Viper=
  22. Hey LeL, was that in the TAC pack?
  23. LOL,I know what you mean. I have little projects all over the place. Sometimes, I completely forget about them for months and rediscover them...heh heh heh....Some of FastCargo's F-111s have nose/side art...those were cool...I was thinking about creating specific birds. Some have names and history, but I may just be OCD'ing.... LOL =Viper=
  24. Hi Antares, Great idea. I've seen other people do stuff with cockpits. I just started doing stuff with mods, baby steps for me still.... =Viper=
  25. Thanks Blaze!
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