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Ну вот и закончили долгострой, к сожалению неудалось сохранить всю задумку и идею, начало фильма было сделано в конце весны, всё остальное доделывалось осенью. Короче в следующий раз нужно будет просто завести тетрадочку и все идеи туда записывать, что б не получилось как с этим фильмом.Вот ссылка на сам фильмик: http://www.virtual-jabog32.de/index.php?section=downloads&subcat=28&file=537&lang=en А вот если кто не видел первый: http://www.patricksaviation.com/videos/Guest/750/

"Poland asks U.S. manufacturer to explain problems with new F-16s November 9, 2006 Poland has asked Lockheed Martin of the United States to give details of the technical problems that forced brand new F-16 fighter jets to turn around when they were en route for delivery in Poland, a defense official said. "We want information on the nature of the problems that occurred when the airplanes were en route to Poland," said Piotr Lukaszewicz, the Polish defence ministry official handling the procurement contract for a total of 48 F-16s. On Monday, the first four F-16s ordered by Poland had to turn around when they were over the Atlantic, after technical problems were detected in one of the aircraft. On the second attempt to fly the high-technology fighter jets to Poland, a fresh set of problems forced two of the planes to land at a base in Iceland. The others flew on to Germany. Two F-16s eventually arrived at Poland's Krzesiny air base, near the western city of Poznan, on Wednesday afternoon. The other two jets were scheduled to arrive on Thursday. "We are in the dark as to the nature of the problems and we do not want to speculate before we have had an answer from the Americans," Lukaszewicz said. Reports in the Polish press have hypothesized that the problems were linked to in-flight refuelling or the fighter jets' positioning mechanism. At the end of 2002, Lockheed Martin won the 3.5 billion dollar (2.9 billion euro) contract to help Poland bring its ageing air force fleet of Soviet-era MiG-21s and MiG-29s up to the standards of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), which Poland had joined three years earlier. British-Swedish company BAE Systems-SAAB and France's Dassault Aviation had also fought hard for the contract, proposing respectively the JAS-39 Gripen and the Mirage 2000-5. Under the F-16 deal, which was the most costly ever inked by Poland, a total of 16 aircraft are meant to be delivered by the end of this year. A ceremony on Thursday at the Krzesiny base to trumpet the four F-16s' arrival is scheduled to be attended by Polish President Lech Kaczynski; Defence Minister Radoslaw Sikorski; Polish military chief, General Franciszek Gagor; U.S. Ambassador to Poland Victor Ashe; General William Hobbins, commander of the U.S. Air Forces in Europe, and several other U.S. and Polish officials."

Several photos, good quality but rather low resolution: http://www.wp.mil.pl/galeria_wiecej.php?lang=1&idgaleria=608

Уговорили. :) Перевожу в народный формат ДХ. И ополовиню размер. ====================== Все, новый размер - 21,5МБ. Зеркало на РапидШаре.

Veni Vidi Vici w00t! I've been there, and seen everything. :thumbsup: Both landings and ceremony. I have photos but because I didn't use digital camera I still need to develop those photographs. Anyway my camera failed after like 15 shots :mad: I have some photos in flight, and both touchdowns. But none on while planes were on display on the ground. for now I can just shiow you little MMS photo I made with my mobile somebody buy me digital camera next time ;) I'm still using old school Practica I really like with changeable lenses. its annoing to wait 1h for them to develop photos, so I just left them at store and will pick em up on CD later, maybe tommorow.

work is going quite well, If all goes well, expect release maybe this week.

Glad to hear so warm critics. Didn't expect. Thanks! We always do that just for You - members of LockOn community :).

After you finish a mission in a campaign you have to save your progress by clicking the debriefing button and then, while looking at the debriefing screen, click (top left) "file" then "save". Don't confuse this type of saving with "save states" (ie the save button on the window you get after quitting, I have never had that type of save work, most folks haven't it seems). But anyway, you are getting frustrated with the whole thing and just want to fly and get further on in the campaign.... There are possible workarounds, so lets get into those. You can declassify the campaign in the Mission editor and fly the campaign missions in any order you want (plus change skins, weapon loadout, etc). I use this method all the time to cherry pick the fun missions in a campaign and miss out the dull ones. Go into Mission Editor, upper left of screen click on the open button, bottom right TYPE OF FILE select CAMPAIGN, navigate the folder structure to the campaign you want and select it. Bottom right click on MAP. Now you will see the 1st mission of your campaign. Many missions and campaigns are classified with a password so that they cannot be easily/accidentally changed. The stock missions and campaigns that come with Lockon use the password EAGLE. Top left click on EDIT, then DECLASSIFY, enter the password EAGLE. Now all the missions in the campaign should appear on the right hand side. Select the mission you want and you can select your aircraft, select PAYLOAD and pick different weapons/fuel load/skin. If you have downloaded any of the excellent missions/campaigns designed by the Lockon community, then some may be classified. Either the briefing notes or the readme file may tell you the password. Some may not. If not, and you really want to change from what the campaign designer wanted then you can "cheat" by overwriting the password with your own. Use keystrokes rather than menu to do this. Press "ctrl + left shift + C" then type in a password e.g. 1234. Now press "ctrl + left shift + D" and enter your password e.g. 1234 Secondly, there is a really useful utility that will extract missions from a campaign (link below) so you can fly them as individual missions. No real difference from flying them in the campaign.... http://www.checksix-fr.com/bibliotheque/index.php?page=detail&ID=2739 Hope this helps.........