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Hi gentlemen and.... ladies of course! is there anybody have .LOD file of su-34? some of user claims that they have it from chinese sites. may i have this beautiful plane ? is there anybody like send me? TNX

FIRST I MUST SAY SORRY. AWFULLY i could not explain my purpose.i wanted to say"why createive of new aircraft is not same to past".every day when i opened CA i see atleast 2 or 3 new aircrafts.but in last year in 1 or 2 weak only....maybe 1.ok what happened.is there a parallell sites that you and your friend upload files on that or a new game like sf2 absorb our old modders.why FSX is still alive but SF2 went to dead.please apologize me IF offended you and other friends. tnx for lock my topic kurdistan

PLEASE answer my this 2 questions clearly: 1- WHY we dont see every famous aircraft in SF2 or SFP1 libraries.for example I love to fly with FJ-1 Fury.now i search in web and there it is: FSX MOD! but never find sf2 MOD.is work on files in sf2 harder than FSX or what?WHY WHY WHY? 2-WHY in last year production of new files is stopped.we did not have new aircrafts.where are our famous MODDER (wrench,stary,spinners,cocas,79 ai piraties,veltro2K,Dave and etc).only yakarov is the man who worked hard in last year.ther are more than 100 aircraft to worked but more of them stopped or unknown position like Tu-160,super mirage 4000,FJ-1 fury,FH phantom,AH-1w, AH-1Z,a new su-24,su-34,sukho T-4,.....but dont worry about them: search......... and.....and.....and you find FSX or FS9 versions !!!!!! but never find Any SF2or SFP1 version. NOTE:i am not a modder.yes yes i know i am an architect. I work on 3D buildings.but never worked on aircrafts.IF not work on them personally.

Hey CA! Through my own and many other's efforts we have much strike eagle goodness coming down the pipeline and some have already rolled out! The FM update the loadout updates and the wonderful cockpit repaint done by viper63a. However what we need for all fans of the Mudhen here at CA is a completely new cockpit for the Strike Eagle and her variants. Unfortunately the work required to build a new cockpit is outside of my skill set. I humbly reach out to the awesome CA community for this request! To add I found a great 3d F-15E cockpit for sale but is not for the SF series if someone agrees to help port the cockpit to the SF series I will be more than willing to pay for the cockpit!

Hey all! I have been messing around with wrenches New Guinea terrain...Im not a huge fan of the Stock TW Vietnam tiles so ive been trying to find a tileset that works...but theres always a hole in the tiles around airbases and small cities with a harbor... Ive tried Stary's Solomons and Green Hell 3 tiles to no avail any ideas?

File Name: F-4 Phantom II in Royal New Zealand Air Force service ('What If') File Submitter: dtmdragon File Submitted: 11 September 2015 File Category: What If Hangar F-4 Phantom II in Royal New Zealand Air Force service ('What If') Background (factual): In mid 1964 Operational Requirement No. 5/Air called for a tactical combat aircraft to replace the Canberra. Specifically a long range aircraft with the primary role of counter-air/interdiction and secondary roles of close air support and air defense. In June 1965 The Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice-Marshal (AVM) Morrison was quoted as wanting 18 F-111 aircraft for the RNZAF at a cost of £1.5 million per aircraft. The public and media supported the idea but the Chief of Defense Staff (who was a Naval Officer) and the acting Prime Minister publicly opposed the purchase. In August 1965 the Chiefs of Staff Committee rejected the idea of acquiring long-range interdiction aircraft and in September agreed that close air support should be the primary role of the new combat aircraft. In December came Air Staff Requirement No. 12 with the following requirements of the new combat aircraft: - Ability to provide effective air support to ground forces. - Highly reliable and robust - Self defense capability to evade or counter supersonic interceptors and surface-to-air missiles. - Long range. - Ability to operate closely with American and Australian forces. By May 1966 the RNZAF had finished evaluating six candidate aircraft: - F-4C Phantom II - A-7A Corsair II - Mirage IIIO - F-5A Freedom Fighter - F-104G Starfighter - A-4E Skyhawk In August 1966 the RNZAF officially asked the government to purchase 16 F-4 Phantoms at a total cost of £19 million. Now remember AVM Morrison making it known he wanted the F-111? He would later go on to admit he never wanted the F-111 he had wanted the F-4 all along but given the cost of the F-4 he wanted to make it look more attractive (cost wise) by putting it next to the F-111. The minister of Defense then announced the final stage of the evaluation had been reached and a decision was a few weeks away. The purchase of the F-4 seemed to be all but done... BUT the Treasury department now intervened and recommended purchasing the F-5! The RNZAF High Command was furious! But ultimately powerless to halt the path to purchasing the A-4 Skyhwak that had just begun. Over the next year the RNZAF, Cabinet Defense Committee, Treasury, the Finance Minister and the Chief of Defense wrangled over purchasing the F-4 or an alternative (F-5 or A-4). Then at the end of 1967 the New Zealand Currency was devalued and a squadron of F-4 Phantoms was now instantly out of New Zealand’s price range. It was either 11 Phantoms or 16 Skyhawks. So the Skyhawk it was. So if the Treasury Department hadn't intervened in the procurement process towards the end of 1966 it seems entirely likely that New Zealand would have placed and order for the F-4 Phantom II at the end of that year! And so I give you the F-4D Phantom II in RNZAF Service 1969 to 2002. I chose the F-4D as when the order would have likely been placed in late 1966/ early 1967 the F-4D was the current USAF production model as the first of the F-4E models were only just being built as part of the USAF F-4D contract. The RNZAF F-4D models are built to the same standard as the last USAF F-4D coming off the production line in the late 60's. However like the A-4K in real life they are 'fitted for but not with' ECM/ RHAW equipment. This means the wiring, sensors and cockpit RHAW display are installed but the actual 'black box' control units are not. The reason for this (as in real life with the A-4K) was not an economy measure as most references state (including the Third Wire manual) but because the equipment was in such demand by US forces for use in Vietnam. So the aircraft were delivered without them but with the intention of fitting them at a latter date. However that day simply never came and this is possibly where the additional cost of purchasing/ installing them played a part in it not happening. The Kiwi F-4D Phantoms are capable of caring the full range of the USAF Phantom arsenal including first generation smart weapons. However only the Mk 82/83/84 series bombs and unguided rockets are used by the RNZAF. For the air-to-air role the SUU-23/A gunpod, AIM-7E and AIM-9E are chosen with the AIM-4 Falcons performance in Vietnam causing the RNZAF to steer well clear of it. Four separate Aircraft: F-4D Phantom II RNZAF - Initial aircraft delivered in 1969 fitted for but not with ECM/ RHAW equipment. F-4D Phantom II (72) RNZAF - By 1973 the redundant RHAW display has been removed from the cockpit as well as the empty IRST pod under the nose that was to house the RHAW gear. F-4D Phantom II (78) RNZAF - Second hand attrition aircraft from USAF stocks delivered in 1985 in preparation for the project Kahu upgrade of the fleet. F-4D Phantom II (88) Kahu RNZAF - In 1986 a comprehensive $140 million upgrade program is undertaken. Known as project 'Kahu' the heart of the upgrade is replacing the old AN/APG-109 radar with the modern AN/APG-66(NZ) multi-mode radar. The cockpit is modernized with glass displays, HOTAS and a Ferranti wide-angle HUD. Survivability in increased with the ALR-66 RWR and ALE-40 countermeasure dispensers. The MIL-STD 1553B databus and Litton Industries LN-93 inertial navigation system are also installed. The airframes and engines are completely stripped down and given a life extension with almost all of the aircraft wiring replaced. A smoke abatement system is added along with low voltage formation lights. The aircraft also receive armament upgrades including the capability to fire AIM-9L, AIM-7M, AGM-65B/G and GBU-10 Paveway II laser-guided bombs. The old F-4 Phantom external center drop tanks are also replaced by the F-15 600 gallon HPC tanks as on USAF Phantoms. By the end of 1991 all New Zealand and ex USAF Phantoms have been upgraded to the 'Kahu' standard. More sceen shots and the full 'what if' story here: http://combatace.com/topic/86994-f-4-phantom-ii-in-royal-new-zealand-air-force-service/ Requirments: you will need one of the SF2 games with the F-4D as well the Third Wire DLC A-4K Skyhawk for the decals. Bonus: Included in a separate folder is a RNZAF F-4D for use with the SF2V Air & Ground War Expansion Pack. This is the Kiwi F-4D fitted with the required ECM and stores for operations in the Vietnam War. Credits: - comrad - Sundowner - Dave - eburger68 - Malibu43 - ravenclaw_007 - Bunyap - Chaser617 Released under CombatAce Fair-Use terms. Enjoy! Dan (dtmdragon) Click here to download this file

Hi . I'm interesting in adding new aircrafts to my SF2 sim . Can someone please write the steps of doing this ? Thanks .

File Name: J-14 fighter File Submitter: frtn File Submitted: 25 December 2011 File Category: Fictional Aircraft, Experimental and UAV's J-14 Eagle Dragon Readme ____________________________________________________ Introduction ______________ Chinese 5th fictional fighter plane This aircraft has a high mobility, a vector engine ----------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2013 2/25 upate Have Fun! The shadow maybe have bug _________________ Mod From 3dpage DATA by myself Cockpit by Raptor team _________________________________________________ The End! Have Fun! Thanks for a long time to support my people maybe it has some problem in shadow Click here to download this file