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L'iguane; any possibility you're keeping open an option for the F-15EX? :adoration: From what I've seen, you would need to add conformal tanks and the "turkey feathers" used in the F-15E export versions (unless the Air Force decides to remove them again). The panel and virtual cockpit would be a different story, but at least the IRIS Eagles are pretty close in terms of the MDLs.

Many thanks for those lovely birds preservation A big hurray:redfire: Cheers Martin

Looks awesome! Didn't realize the Strike Eagle could do that takeoff with those big bags on the sides. (Most thrilling moment of my life was doing that in the back seat of a slick F-15D.) Did you record that with Asobo's debug mode recorder? The audio effect is spectacularly authentic.

The movie is a lot of fun! Saw it Tuesday. As with any movie, there are aspects of the aviation part that are silly, but that was true of the original too. As a fun action film, an interesting treatise on being in the latter part of your life, and a ton of amazing F/A-18 pr0n, it's fantastic. Ya'll have to look at what it costs to support, develop, and maintain a sim like MSFS. It is critical that we grow the Flight Sim market if we want to keep it alive, and that includes people who are more into the action and excitement of flying than into realistic simulation of systems minutia. If Asobo can release fun action and visual-oriented flying experiences while continuing to improve the realistic, detailed aspects of the sim, everyone wins in the end. Also, we are allowed to have...

I'm definitely looking forward to this one as well. Are you still aiming for a Memorial Day release?

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Hi Kelvin, The Cukoo isn't a problem as it is in my back-up on one of my external disks. The Betty will be a challenge and for sure will take a bit longer as I have to find it on one of my ancient CDs. Cheers, Huub Edit: The 1918 Sopwith T1 Cuckoo, Torpedo Biplane is now also available in the library.

Hi anels, I've been busy recently. I keep the F-15E in my queuing list, will have a look at it when back at painting.

No, but I saw a few people with that same issue on the official FS forums. Edit: Found a solution, it's been logged by the devs as a bug but in the meantime there is a fix https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/top-gun-maverick-countdown-numbers-and-go-not-disappearing/520603/19

Hi Folks, Stuart Green's website closed down some time ago. Here are his FS2004 aircraft. There are already a number of skins for them available on this site. Stuart's Sunderland was uploaded here many years ago while his Felixstowe is in the FS2002 aircraft section. Does anyone have his Sopwith Cuckoo and Mitsubishi G4M1 Betty? If so, would you mind uploading them to the FS2004 military props section. Thanks, Kevin

A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category FS 2004 Military - Props Description: 1917 Zepplin Staaken R.VI This model is for use with Microsoft Flight Sim 2004 (FS9) and was made using Abacus Flight Sim Design Studio v2.24. This is a multi res model, but does make heavy use of keyframe animated parts so is something on the large size! Most control cables are animated, particularly in the VC. The Staaken also carried an early version of bomb bay doors, these are activated using the spoiler key, normally /

A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category FS 2004 Military - Props Description: SPAD VII This multi res model is for use with Microsoft Flight Sim 2004 (FS9) and was made using Abacus Flight Sim Design Studio v2.24. Features include: Working radiator cowl flaps (click on lever in the Virtual cockpit just above the throttle) or CTRL-SHIFT-C in standard setup;

Do you not have a problem with the huge countdown and go graphics remaining and blocking the view ahead?

A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category FS 2004 Military - Props Description: Sopwith Snipe This model is for use with Microsoft Flight Sim 2004 (FS9) and was made using Abacus Flight Sim Design Studio v2.24. This is a multi res model with all the usual animations. There are two styles of aircraft included (early style and the later one with balanced ailerons and different rudder) together with 4 paint schemes. Virtual Cockpit: