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speak only your's name :smartass:

Today somehow I got final version Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (64bit) than I gave a try and I installed Vista 64bit O/S on my PC again to check how's the game performance on Vista. Actually before installation I didn't attitude of expectancy that service pack 1 will solve all issues between Lock-On and Windows Vista. However after I installed Service Pack 1, I realized that almost all incompatibility issues were disappered which made me lose enthusiasm of using Vista. :) After installed SP1 I discovered that Lock-On don't get stuck at memory after quit the game anymore. It works quite fast and without problem. Btw when you enter the cockpit there is no annoying engine or environment sounds anymore. That's all for now. P.S. Microsoft is going to release Service Pack 1 estimated on 18th of March.

nose looks awesome, I hope you can keep the shape.

wait for Vista SP1 people... it's going to release 18th of March. IMHO it'll make vista much more stable and compatible.

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=28981 :)

Grovee please make us update about investigation case. The thing is I don't understand how ATC let the plane land there during 150mph hard wind.

watch both

HB :holiday:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95ieLcX1SEA

Boeing 737-700WT (AWACS)? :)

No problem, but don't let it happen again cause people don't fly there to be killed by friendly fire consecutively. Your result is here. :) http://85.97.129.4/server1/pilot.php?pilot=Peyoteros

03/03/2008 - Hamburg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRr5u__Uqh4

Borchi just I want to remind you that nose of plane is very important. Keep it up. :thumbup:

Thanks mate:thumbup:

also comments:smartass: http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1046191/massive_mouth/

Poko yes it's mate... watch the video starting from 1:51. @Add to compare Mig-29's smoke tails with Su-27. http://www.metacafe.com/watch/258834/su_27_flanker_mig_29_fulcrum/

IMHO it's not about penetrating because if you notice all planes have different smoke density from each other on photos. I'm curious how old those Mig-29's engines. Btw I suggest you to watch this, especially after 2:04. :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m07MTHFg0kk

WARSAW (AFP)--Polish state-controlled arms company Bumar on Monday announced it was poised to sign a $1.2-billion deal to supply military equipment to India. "We are expecting to sign contracts worth around $1.2 billion," a spokeswoman for Bumar, Kamila Walczak, told AFP. She declined to elaborate. The Polish newspaper Dziennik reported that Bumar has clinched six separate contracts with India, covering the supply of 200 WZT-3 armoured cars, 80 Kroton de-mining vehicles, 100 Loara mobile anti-aircraft units and 110 self-propelled cannons. In addition, Dziennik reported, Bumar is to supply 1,000 tank engines and also help upgrade the same number of T-72 tanks which are currently used by the Indian army. Bumar may also work with India on the production of tank engines, the newspaper said. http://www.smartmoney.com/news/on/index.cfm?story=ON-20080225-000446-1235

It seems like engines are burning jet fuel with oil because of they're old.

03/03/2008 14:37 MOSCOW, March 3 (RIA Novosti) - Russia has delivered four Su-MKM fighter planes to Malaysia under a contract signed in 2003, a spokesman for the Sukhoi aircraft manufacturer said on Monday. The Southeast Asian country will receive a total of 18 Su-30MKM fighters under a $900-million contract by the end of 2008. The first six aircraft were delivered in 2007. "After final assembly, the Malaysian pilots will be able to conduct the first flights in the new planes," the spokesman said. The contract also stipulates the construction of a service center for Su-30MKM fighters in Malaysia, and Russia's assistance with the country's national space exploration program. The Su-30MKM is a multi-role Flanker version based on the Su-30MKI model and features a customized avionics package built to Malaysian specifications. The jets are being manufactured at Sukhoi's Irkutsk aircraft manufacturing plant in Siberia. Malaysia currently operates a mixed fighter fleet with the Russian MiG-29N Fulcrum and the U.S.-made F/A-18D Hornet and F-5 Tiger in service. According to some sources, the Malaysian Royal Air Force is considering a new Su-30MKM contract. Su-family fighters constitute the bulk of Russia's arms exports. Last year, Sukhoi exported 50 of these aircraft, accounting for 50% of Rosoboronexport's export revenue. http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/news/2008/03/mil-080303-rianovosti02.htm

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It seems like somebody is using the new tornado 3D model:smilewink:

Balu I've G15 and using your software. Mate you made an amazing programming there, thank you and keep it up.

I agree with you mate:thumbup:

Yes it's, but unfortunatelly F-16 is completed its technologic life. LM can't add new features on F-16 anymore because of close wings distance design of the plane. The reason why Turkish AF don't continue to buy it. We made our last 20 units Block 50+ planes order 1 year ago. Regretfully to say but future is F-35A, EF 2000 Trench 3 and of course F-22. PS. Kucsh as usual very good photos from you.