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Very nice JK ,great screens.

Thanks gentlemen , glad you like them. JMBIII, What I would give to have been able to take an air to air photo of an F-4 ...... appreciate your comment Sir.

Very nice, they really were a menacing looking aircraft ...

Oh yes ...amazing.

Is that F-16 from the 35th Fighter Wing at Misawa ?

I saw the film secretly at the time and only later realized its purpose.

Completely correct, but today's jack-of-all-trades are good at many things but excellent at nothing. I'm going out on a limb now, and I'm aware of it. The aerodynamic concept from 1980 didn't get any better even when stuffed with electronics. The Rafale, the Thypoon or the Gripen could be better, with the Russian models we may find out soon, since the Russians will also hunt Ukrainian F-16s over Polish and Romanian airspace until take-off or landing, regardless of whether it is NATO or not. Guess NATO won't deliver the old timers that have flown out, but rather F-16C Block 50/52 or 60 and...

That Tornado looks impressive. Does anyone here have it? Not sure about the release date - and not hearing much from beta testers. I didn't even know it was being developed until I happened on that video. I still remember the original Tornado sim - what a ground-breaker that was!

Mike. I've got that Co-pilot sorted . Thank you for looking.

Great shots. I've always liked the Hawk, or Goshawk as the US Navy named it.

I don't doubt you at all, but that's what the sim said it was. To me, 7f would indicate development of the model...ie, A, B etc, but as far as I can tell, the D-VII only had one upgrade, and that was regarding the exhaust system.

Very nice. I believe that the two red stripes were used as identification during the takeover of Czechoslovakia.

Looks like an oil painting - superb!

It's a nice plane. Looks like a Cadillac. "Looks good, but the steering is a bit spongy." The aileron is a bit too light for my taste. Something completely different than their F-4. This applies (as with the original). "Give me enough power, I'll fly a loop with a brick."

As they actually say, "Planes that look good also fly well." But this thing is an ugly duckling but flies very well. Blackbox did a good job with their package.

Belsemtec's Mi 8 for the DCS is a fine replica that I liked.

I really like the R66 because of its excess power. You never have the feeling that you are traveling in an underpowered flying vehicle. On the other hand, it needs to be flown "with a light hand" and, especially close to the ground, it reacts quite lively, especially in crosswinds, and you have to be careful.

Yes. The aircraft fleet is constantly growing, although I have to admit that helicopters and fighter jets have now overtaken airliners. The CRJ from Aerosoft have not yet been used. I have the complete package here, but don't feel like flying them. Then there are the ATR 42 and 72-600, the Airbus A 310... and I don't have any interest in these FMC handles-knocking mills. I'm currently thinking about the Fokker 28 Fellowship, which is in the Easter sale at Justflight. I still know them because KLM used them to fly via Berlin Schönefeld to Zurich during the time of the Iron Curtain. Later they...

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