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Hey Everyone, Thanks for the comments and there is only so many screenshot I can take to were they just become boring. Once we get some coding done, we will start showing the systems working.

I don't know, I started up a quick mission. and it was in the back ground

Collision model work...

WIP of switches.

Just the different inside wing pylons...

Cockpit in modelviewer.

Hi Everyone, We have been working mainly FSX on the Mirage and now that we are winding down and coming to a final build we started integrating into DCS.

Yes on the Greek and Brazilian, but the exotic ones, Indian have the different setups, which is no.

Right now this is what we have planned. very limited AG usage mainly MK-82 if anything. Not sure if we will add right away: AM-39 AS-37 BLG-66 No pods on C variant. Some exports use different equipment.

Yes the 550II 530 and the RP541 RP522 Will be included.

The Prototype

Hello Azrayen, Yes we already discussed and cataloged this in the Open Beta Forums on the Metal2Mesh site for the FSX version, a few weeks back. In reality the HUD was a base HUD developed to be built upon when we decided to do other Mirage version. Thank you for the follow up posting, I believed they also mentioned this on Checksix forum as well. We are very happy about the passion people have for this beautiful aircraft, and we just want the same. Even though Razbam is the owner/operators of the DCS license, and good friends/partners, I think you will find that Metal2Mesh is heavily involved with the project and the team we have for the FSX will be just as much involved in this version with the learning curved adjusted. This way Razbam doesn't have to worry about such information or loss of time and we can retain the Pilots, Mechanics, and French Officers, with their professional input.

Right now we are doing the systems in the FSX version. Meanwhile the DCS version will be after we finish the AFM. Then we will start work on the DCS systems. By that time we should be finished with the FSX version systems. which will allow us to use the HUD, VTB(Radar), WPN panel, and INS navigation of the FSX version and apply that knowledge with all the bells and whistles of the high fidelity that DCS can offer. We are doing the Mirage 2000C (S-5) which has the RDI radar. Don't get it confused with the Mirage 2000-5, that is an entirely different aircraft. This Mirage is basically an AA interceptor, with very limited AG capabilities. It has the classic cockpit look with FBW abilities. We have pilots, mechanics, and former officers that know this aircraft very well. Offering what ever information they can.

Here is a little screenie from me... Now I have to get back to work on the FSX version.