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Very much looking forward to flying the 190A8! Can anybody confirm whether this has the same automatic prop as the 190 D9 or will we have a manual prop pitch option like the 109K4? I much prefer the manual option in the K4 :)

Thank you! We love flying the formation stuff - a fun challenge that never gets old! My left and right wing pilots both fly RC stuff too

Here is the replay of our performance at this years Virtual Festival of Aerobatic Teams! Our thanks to the Virtual Airshows team for another great event and to Tango, Kiway and Cypher for narrating / streaming our routine.

Check that you have the Carb set to 'Warm Air'. Could be the Carb freezing and starving the engine of fuel.

I certainly did sir - sounds fantastic! :thumbup:

WWII helmet is already included - it just depends on the skins description.lua as to whether you see a modern or WWII helmet

Brilliant work, Jaffa - Thank you!

Great news guys! Well done - Looking forward to it :)

Ready for some solo practice for the 2 upcoming air shows!

He has kept you up to date - there isn't much pointin doing more videos of the same sounds and delaying the release even further...

Thank you :) Honestly, there's that I would like more than to have a full fidelity razorback Mustang in DCS, they're my favourite aircraft... Ours, however, is not fit for that purpose. The agreement we have with my friend who modeled it for us means that it us for private use only, not to be released. Currently, it is using the P-51D cockpit as a place holder until my P-51C cockpit is ready. She also doesn't have a damage model or a proper collision model at the minute. She's perfect for the formation aero that we do, but not much use for anything else. Stonehouse, you're correct. Mk III were razorbacks, Mk IV were D models

Gig with my band on Friday evening :) https://www.facebook.com/ignition.band.stoke/videos/1464867023814850/ I'm on the far left :)

Afraid not - many skin artists do not want their work included in packs. We're a funny bunch ;)

Nice job! Ans thanks for the credit. Also, my initials are RB so I get a personal Spitfire :)

Thanks Len, enjoying working on these :)

Thanks Chris - 1 or 2 more to come :) And now 'Passion Wagon' - probably going to release a pack of 4, I think :)

At this years Flying Legends air show, I had the fantastic opportunity to help crew a couple of P-51 Mustangs in the run up to the show (Berlin Express & Frenesi). I'm no warbird mechanic so my duties were restricted to cleaning and 'pass me this, go get that' sort of thing but who cares! I loved every second of it :) It also gave me the opportunity to get into very close contact with these aircraft and take hundreds of photos - allowing me to skin them to a very high level of accuracy. Here's an early look at Frenesi - still some work for be done, but she's getting there :) I've spent quite a bit of time over the last few weeks working on bring the Mustang template up to date with the new deferred shading in 2.1 and I'm finally starting to be please with the results :) And here's one just for fun...

And now you all see why I really had to do this project... There really aren't many skinning projects out there where you have this kind of information available to you. Thanks for posting, Henrik :)

Not quite true, Neil: C Type Roundel with Yellow outer: Upper wings and fuselage sides of all 2 TAF bombers and photo-reconnaissance Spitfires, January 1945 to early 1947. Upper and lower wings and fuselage sides of 2 TAF fighters (e.g.: Hawker Tempest) January 1945 to early 1947. Very late war, but correct

Nice job :)