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Of course..if during AV-8B Night Attack version, a fully viable A/G radar is available for us to play with..it could evolve into an AV-8B Harrier II Plus version.. Prowler

Gents: As many of you are aware, i started a Harrier poll trying to decipher what the community was after "harrier wise", not surprisingly the Gr7/GR9 version was the absolute winner. BUT, we stumbled into a brick wall, a wall that might put the Gr7/Gr9 at least 2 years behind..and that is weapons systems. As you may know, the British version of the Harriers used a set of recce/targeting pods that are not available in the sim, being these the DJRP, Sniper and TIALD (which most if not all of it´s operational manuals are still classified). Not to mention also a pod carrying countermeasures in one of the 3 belly stations. Implementation of these pods could take us longer than expected, and i would really like to get a Harrier beta this year (fingers crossed). I just wanted to be honest with you, no BS statements will come from us, this is the current situation and i put it out as it is. So..as our 1st Harrier pack, we are going to create the AV-8B Night Attack version, this will allow us enough time to create the other system pods as we can get info on them and implement them in the sim. So the road map would be AV-8B Night Attack followed by the GR7/GR9 versions and hopefully the AV-8B Harrier II Plus after at the end. Best regards Prowler

Interesting..but then again...radar.. As for tankers...is a real trick..a niche within a niche..and you need so many factors to make it enjoyable...just like a F-117 Best regards Prowler

I´m a firm believer our quality will be demonstrated in this module as well, Egar is a top notch 3d developer. As for it being freeware..sorry, but no Best regards Prowler

Guys, there is a very clear and determined road map here, we know what we are doing and where exactly we want to get. Egar is fairly new into DCS development, and he will have a "production line" of his own in our DCS involvement.As for the Tucano, for some is "just a trainer" but for others it has been the main COIN/Attack aircraft at hand and many Tucanos have seen combat and even today, some are used against Al-Qaeda related groups by Mauritania. In 1995 they were used for night attacks by the Peruvian Airforce using NVG´s and Brazilian have used it against FARC guerrillas. In Colombia they were very active against FARC guerrillas as well, until that country purchased Super Tucanos, in Venezuela, they were used against FARC as well, and were also used in combat in 1992´s coup d´état(one being shot down by a F-16), while in Honduras they have their fair share of action shooting down drug carrying aircraft. In Angola, they were extremely active performing air strikes during that nation´s civil war. The plane is a combat plane, while it was born as a high performance trainer, the very same capacity made it possible to evolve into a capable combat aircraft. 3 out of 13 operators have never used them in combat, that gives you an idea of the kind of multirole aircraft it is. Sure, it definitely is NOT an A-10 or a Su-25, but it´s a capable aircraft and you need to apply some tactics to use it in combat. As for the Super Tucano, you can expect one after this one is released Best regards Prowler

Gents Our newest member, Baltic_Dragon will start a series of missions and campaigns for the M2000C please welcome him aboard and also take attention of what he needs to make them outstanding. Prowler

Well to be honest..once we master the VTOL "tech" into DCS, I don´t see why not..it wont happen immediately, that´s for sure, but eventually will.. Best regards Prowler

Either way (GR´s or AV8BNA) basic work has started, it´s a completely new exterior mesh, DCS intended Best regards Prowler

The F-15E is definitely going to happen, for real Best regards Prowler

No plans in the short or mid term of a trainer version of any harrier, sorry for that. Best regards Prowler

Even as is too early to actually start creating a Harrier devoted forum, i wanted to know what kind of Harrier you were craving for, so here is a poll questions is simple A: AV-8B Harrier II Night Attack B: GR7/9 Harrier

The "flaps" , which are in reality slats are automatic, there is no pilot control for them Best regards Prowler

All i´m going to say is, if you want to take advantage of the pre-order discount price, time is running out pretty fast.. Best regards Prowler

Just for clarification, those were turkish vipers vs Greek 2000´s Prowler

Exactly.. ..And it was me the pilot, not Zeus..we all know he is an outstanding coder, but the complete opposite when behind a simulated aircraft controls :megalol::megalol::megalol: Best regards Prowler

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will it have ARMAT? Oh!, sorry!!.. Prowler RAZBAM

Well, as many of you know, we got some stuff under development, we have even post pics in these forums, but right now the whole team is focused in this particular bird, who knows, maybe ED will add some needed features in the sim that will allow us to move one project ahead of the other.. BTW, unless stated by us (or in this case by ME) absolutely no project has been canceled, but changed in priority under which ever particular circumstance.. Best regards Prowler

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Announcing Pre-purchase of M2000C for DCS World By RAZBAM DUXFORD, UK, September 18th, 2015 - The Fighter Collection and RAZBAM are proud to announce the pre-purchase of M2000C for DCS World by RAZBAM. The M2000C is a multi-role, French-designed, 4th generation fighter. It was designed in the 1970s as a lightweight fighter and in excess of 600 M2000C aircraft have been built. The M2000C is a single-engine fighter will a low-set delta wing with no horizontal tail. It has excellent manoeuvrability given its relaxed stability and fly-by-wire flight control system. The M2000C also includes a multi-mode RDI radar that is capable tracking and engaging targets at beyond visual ranges. In addition to engaging other aircraft with cannon and missiles, the M2000C can also engage ground targets with cannon, rockets and bombs. The M2000C is a perfect fit for the battlefields of DCS World! We now bring an exacting simulation the M2000C to DCS World. The M2000C is highly optimized to work within DCS World and takes advantage of the Digital Combat environment that only Eagle Dynamics can offer. M2000C for DCS World by RAZBAM will sell for $47.99, this is a 20% discount during the pre-purchase period. Pre-purchase the M2000C from: · The DCS World e-shop at http://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/shop/modules/ · The RAZBAM e-shop at http://razbamsims.com/store/ By December 2015, the Open Beta download for the M2000C will be available to those that pre-purchased. For more information and support, please visit: http://forums.eagle.ru/forumdisplay.php?f=322 Key Features that the M2000C for DCS World by RAZBAM will include: · Advanced flight model providing realistic performance and flight characteristics · Highly detailed 3D model and animations · Highly detailed and accurate 6 DOF cockpit with mouse-interactive controls · Realistic modelling of the aircraft systems including electrical, fuel, hydraulics, lighting, engine and navigation · High resolution 3D model and cockpit textures, including specular and bump mapping · Inflight programmable INS · Synthetic runway display on HUD · Realistic HUD and weapons systems including: · Air-to-Air and Air-to-Ground cannon · Magic II and Super 530D Air-to-Air missiles · Matra rocket pods · CCIP and CCRP bomb delivery · Realistic afterburner and over-wing vapour effects · Numerous skins · Instant action, single, and training missions as well as a campaign · Training that includes interactive and video lessons. About The Fighter Collection The Fighter Collection, as well as developing software for the entertainment and serious game markets, also operates, rebuilds and maintains Europe's largest collection of airworthy WWII fighters and is based at Duxford Airfield, in the U K. For more information, visit our website: http://www.fighter-collection.com/ About RAZBAM RAZBAM is a 3rd party flight simulator content creator since 2002 that has been involved with the Microsoft series of flight simulators (MS Flight Simulator franchise), Third Wire “Strike Fighter” franchise, Lockheed Martin´s Prepar3D simulators, and most recently with Eagle Dynamics’ “Digital Combat Simulator” or DCS. RAZBAM has also been involved in professional simulation solutions for a number of military and civilian aircraft operators since 2007. For more information, visit our website at: http://www.razbamsims.com or our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/RazbamSims

LMAO..please don´t take me wrong, is just that i was surprised by the "half baked" remark..that´s all.. In my personal opinion, each of current available 3rd party mod is a gem on itself..kudos to those that did it before us. Best regards Prowler

"Half Baked"??? Please elaborate.. It´s a M2000C, not a F-35 or a F-22, we are currently devoted to the flight model, as regarding systems, they are pretty much done on our part of the game.. Best regards Prowler RAZBAM

We have the Harrier in DCSW for quite some time now,but i was not satisfied with the exterior mesh, which meant a complete rework, hence the M2000C going forward, same goes for the A-7, we had an exterior model but a marginal cockpit, now the A-7 is moving ahead as we are about to finish a complete rework. Regarding the T-2, it´s paused, until further notice. Keep in mind that we produce for 3 different platforms, while 2 of them are extremely similar (fsx/P3d), DCSW is not, and while we do have DSC as a priority, FSX/P3D is what´s oiling the RAZBAM gears,mainly due to the fact we do have 12 yrs developing for the MSFS series, we expect that to change in a near future.. Best regards Prowler

Well, it all depends on how far DCS will go..as it is (even with DCSW2) i don´t see any real functionality of such aircraft in the sim, but hey! i could be wrong! But the straight answer is no, we don´t have such plans in mind (currently) Best regards Prowler

The answer is simple, we´re going to use all the 3d work done for the FSX/P3d Tac Pack version, and convert it into a DCS model. So far, our A-7 plans for DCS would be the D (USAF) version 1st and then get the E version once ED/DCS got proper carrier ops, and of course, A/G radar. Best regards Prowler