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Hi all, after having a nice talk with nilcouak in my JU 52 thread he got me going on pulling out my DC3 that I had been working on from time to time, this day I did the engines, inner cowls, landing gears and glass, still a long way to go on her but have your first look at the new DC3, and you can thank nilcouak for this as I would had more then likely not pulled it out to work on if it was not for him.

You might need to click on the photos to enlarge;






More to come soon so keep your eye on this thread.
Deutschmark

A modification of my SR-71, here is the YF 12



with 3 air-to-air guided missiles AIM-47A

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Un train fou sans pilote s'ecrase en plein centre-ville Lac-Megantic Quebec CANADA 06 juillet 2013 1,14AM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91Tlr6b3uHs

Les coeurs sensibles, s'abstenir:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRb3JHsiqfA

Officiellement 47 personnes ont perdu la vie, 42 corps retrouves, 39 identifies a ce jour. 5 disparus. 1 seul blesse, brulures au 2eme degree au bras.

Runaway train crashs and explodes in crowded downtown area of a lakeside town, on a hot summer night. Loss of life at least 47, 42 bodies recovered .

Is anyone working to enable hsfx 6.17 so that it will work with 4.12 ?
regards,
Pike.

This is really a fantastic solution to all your problems. :lol:
http://www.youtube.com/embed/z9pD_UK6vGU


Deutschmark :mrgreen:

Hello,

Approximately eight astronauts have publically admitted to seeing UFOs on missions. Here are a few of the most remarkable astronauts putting their professional reputations in danger:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cy9euFudUIY


Clinton

Bob Doe...D.S.O\ D.F.C & Bar
If there was a pilot who hid his light under a bushel, it was Bob Doe. Doe ended the Battle of Britain as the third most successful fighter pilot in the Battle, with 14 victories to his credit. His extraordinary modesty and reticent nature inevitably meant that his name is less well known than some of the stars of the Battle.
Doe struggled to meet the requirements of a pre-war pilot. Initially he lacked confidence. He disliked aerobatics.
His battle started on August 15th at Middle Wallop where he was flying a Spitfire on 234 Squadron.
He wrote later that, on his first operational flight, he was filled with dread. But the fear of being a coward overcame that of being killed. He pressed on. On this, his first trip, he managed to score a victory over a Me110 near Swanage.
On the following days he shot down several German aircraft including a Me109, a Ju88and a Do17. By the end of the month he had destroyed five enemy aircraft.
On September 4th, his Squadron intercepted a large group of Me109s. In the ensuing melee, Doe shot down no less than 3 of the German fighters. Still his record persisted.
A few days later he shot down several more enemy aircraft. The continuous fighting had, however, led to severe losses on the Squadron.
Having started with 15 pilots, there were only three of the original lot left by the middle of the month. Doe went on to join 238 Squadron as a Flight Commander. He managed to score several more victories before being shot down himself and being quite severely wounded. Parachuting from his stricken aircraft, he landed in a sewage plant which must, at least, have broken his fall.
Having recovered from his wounds, in January 1941, he was on a night flight, but suffered an engine failure. He succeeded in force landing his plane but he smashed his face when his harness broke. Doe had to endure a number of painful operations under the skilful surgeon Sir Harold Gillies. Having had his face rebuilt, he was rested.
However, subsequently he went out to India and formed a new squadron of the Indian Air Force. He flew as its Commanding Officer in the Burma campaign. For that he received the DSO, to add to his DFC and Bar.
Doe, the son of a gardener, had left school at the age 14, when he had appeared to be a somewhat sickly boy.
This extremely modest man ended up an outstanding leader of men and an amazingly brave and successful pilot. To top it all he was, apparently, a most agreeable character. He died in February 2010, at the age of 89.[info from battleofbritainblog.com]



Bob's Spitfire living up to its Name.

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Hello,

A few days ago, the F-4 was taken from frontline service in the German Luftwaffe. What a wonderful design! Avionics, engines, and other upgrades kept this type formidable for over 40 years.

I am sure that you agree, this is a bittersweet event:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tSx0j3LGhL4


Clinton

Hi Guys
I have just completed this skinpack for 609 Squadron Spitfires.
there are 18 and they all have individual Aircraft Codes and serial
Codes and are painted in both A & B Camouflage Pattern.
Amongst the Featured Crates are those flown by:
John Dundas D.F.C & Bar
Alfred Keith "Skeets" Ogilvie, D.F.C
Tadeusz S.Nowierski [x2]
David Crook
Noel Le Chevalier Agazarian
Frank J.Howell

B.T.W..Big Thank You to Team Fusion for the excellent 3.0 Mod which removes that Awful
forced Weathering and now we can use the FMB in Game Weather Sliders to properly Weather the Spitfire[as shown below]







DOWNLOAD: http://www.mediafire.com/download/qkfut3...INPACK.rar