Prowler111

We already have this as a project, and there is a model ready for this, sure, it is based in the FSX (and then P3D) version, but with way more enhancements and a more accurate cockpit, since this is being made by me (and the main crew) there are some other stuff that needs my attention prior to this, like the AV-8B which is being developed by the main crew and me (again)

Av-8B Night Attack Harrier II

In fact, he chose to do a Mirage III CJ....:smilewink:

No, it´s simply unavailable, NDA gents, sorry

Gents, some bad news: After discussions with TFC/ED about the MiG-23, we have discovered this choice is unavailable, we are sorry for all the hype we created around this aircraft and our involvement in creating a DCS version, but it does not means that the team behind it wont be in charge of another projects immediately.

Before this whole thread derails, there is a firm reason why we didn´t go the LNS way, sadly, ED strict NDA agreements forbids me to comment further without breaching it, so to set the record straight, we chose not to develop our own A/G radar solution.

Strict NDA forbids me to answer you in a proper way, BUT, good for LNS and their A/G radar, great accomplishment by them, we rather wait for a more in-house solution.

Just to add a bit of info into all this, OverStratos is a genuine (meaning a flesh and bones..or should i say metal and rivets) Mig-23 MLA expert, he does have access to actual data and the actual aircraft, so expect this one to be a very accurate representation of this bird

NOW no matter what you see here, these are in very EARLY stages, a LOT needs to be done and don´t expect absolutely anything until at least, final days of 2017 (yup, a year from now) for some solid news on these. Both projects have zero (0) impact on current schedule so Harrier fans (and both Mirages as well) should not worry at all.

NOW no matter what you see here, these are in very EARLY stages, a LOT needs to be done and don´t expect absolutely anything until at least, final days of 2017 (yup, a year from now) for some solid news on these. Both projects have zero (0) impact on current schedule so Harrier fans (and both Mirages as well) should not worry at all.

Well, i can officially say that currently there are NO plans for a Mirage 2000-5

I´m interested..

Our plans are for an early access by Q1 2017 Sometimes (as with the M2000C) we don't show it all until we have to.. As for gauges not working and the lack of a HUD, we are currently squashing bugs in the M2000C, but we got all the info ready, in fact, i'm pretty sure the cockpit will be ready before the external shape actually is!

Some pics

Elaborate, please

At this rate..i think there is a genuine interest for big rotary wing haulers...

The thing is, we can´t tie the Harrier release to a LHA release, it will simply slow things down and add more complexity to an already extremely complex module. As for how complex it would be, i still can´t say, just scratching the surface here, but i think it should be practical rather than complex (if you catch my drift) As for pricing, of course it would not be in the same figures as any aircraft

I consider these projects very risky, since there is little to no combat performed by these aircraft, they are basically heavy lifters Prowler PS : I forgot to mention the phrog!

Nope..as a complete module

Here is simple as well Weighting (as with the LHA idea) to create some heavy choppers, like CH-53E Super Stallion, or the Chinook or Maybe the Puma (All under RAZBAM of course..hehe), keep in mind there is no time frame for this, just would like to know what´s your opinion on this subject, since we are very busy as it is with our current projects, but if there is a sparkling interest, we might explore our options

I would like to know your input on this issue Will you buy a DLC LHA?

OK..what other confirmation you need?? Yes..we are working on one NO we don´t have a release date

Some pics of the development, these are not new, but work as a sample of what´s being done

This is what´s been done so far in this project

FSX and DCS are 2 completely different animals, while in FSX we could get away with many things (since it´s not a combat sim) we can´t do that in DCS and our main problem with the brit birds are it´s exterior sensor pods which up to this date (while some have been phased out) are still pretty much classified. But we´ll get to them in due time