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I agree. I watched the director's cut of Das Boot(really long!) with subtitles, and it really didn't detract from the movie, as it does in some other cases.

Interesting, I'm 20 as well. Happy Birthday!:cheer3nc::holiday:

That looks awesome, dude!:thumbup:

That Spit sure is lookin' good. I really can't wait for the P-51 and F-4.:joystick:

I see. Are you going to label it or take a slight departure from realism and leave it as is?

@Boot910: I haven't read every one of your posts, so this may have been answered, but here goes: How are you planning to make the Master Caution a pushbutton?

Dude! That is an epic paintjob! Link to the pic, plz?

Lol!:megalol: You use piddle packs, don't you?

C'mon Mustang, why are you using 6 Mavs? You know that's not done IRL.:chair: Pretending to be a Mud Hen in the first one?:music_whistling::)

Trolled! :D

More correctly, it's the X-49A "Speedhawk" by Piasecki, but it is a modified YSH-60H.

Given the design of the A-10, with it's straight wings and large vertical tail area, it doesn't like to spin. That's not to say it can't, just that you would need to be really extreme with your control inputs to get it to spin. What sequence of control actions are you taking to try and get it to spin? As for your second question: Again, because of the A-10's design, given enough altitude, the A-10 will always recover from a stall. Some aircraft, particularly with high mounted horizontal stabilizers, suffer from a phenomenon called "deep stall." This looks helpful:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stall_(flight)

One of the best-looking aircraft in existance, IMO. What, there's a difference?:huh:

Do you plan to label the CDU switches? (Great job, BTW)

That is freakin' AWESOME!!

:thumbup: Quite true. On a slightly OT note: I laugh and get a little angry at the same time when I see HAWX listed under "simulators" on Steam. :chair:

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He's joking, that's a dog.. What are you using for rudder control? Also, what's hiding under the cover by the right side of the seat?

Cool story, bro!:thumbup:

Gotcha.

Just to add, they do come with velcro strips on the bottom. I just put a couple of strips down on my chair mat and they stay put, even during particularly difficult crosswind landings, snap rolls, and evasive maneuvers in the Shark!:thumbup:

Nice, nice! Me likey.:thumbup: I'm sure you close the shades when you're actually simming, right? EDIT: Oh wait, they are closed. Do you leave that backlight on all the time?

Have a look at this guy's move:

How about a farming simulator? Or a city bus simulator?

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