Zarni

There is one extra file after update (MiG-21-cockpit_008BMP.dds) in the original cockpits zip/folder. Copy that file to your finnish cockpit zip/folder! :thumbup: Mig-21_Cockpit_ORG.zip is my backup, so don't worry if you dont have one in same location...

Simw.com Maybe this come little bit too late for you... :music_whistling:

What is this Mag-8? Did you mean Mi-8? Check your DCS World istallation folder: x\Eagle Dynamics\DCS World\Mods\aircrafts\Mi-8MTV2\Doc There you can find few manuals in english. AFAIK full game manual isn't available yet in english.

Dont ask... :doh: "Someone, please help!"

Hope so, but looks like that is only "arg-modification". There are still few pylon parts and front armor plates left.

You can find older drivers in Naturalpoint website > [show older v4 releases].

We need layered PSD -files for easier color change and for other little modifications without need to do again shadows, rivets, dirt etc. Files just like what we have here in aircraft skins. Nvidia DDS-plugin is available here: NVIDIA Plug-in for Adobe Photoshop

#06896 Mikkeli, Finland + now slaughtered TM Cougar #01077 :music_whistling:

Thanks! :) Well, hard to say when the release day is, few weeks or few years. Its almost ready, but it needs several small adjustments here and there. And the big job is finish cargo bay door seams and stripes... And I also try to search real color codes for green and orange. Yes, we need that Mi-8 civilian version. Or at least right part numbers!

Finnish Frontier Guard OH-HVA Three Mi-8T's, HS-11, HS-12 and HS-13, later civilian registered OH-HVA, OH-HVB, OH-HVC was active service here in Finland in Finnish Frontier Guard 1981-1988 and then given back to Finnish Air Force. HS-12 destroyed in emergency landing in the sea 1982 and was replaced by new HS-14. More information in finnish can be found here - Lahden Ilmasilta. Original Mi-8T OH-HVA photo This is my first DCS-skin! Work in Progress! :thumbup: BTW, there is also an older version of painting for Finnish Air Force Mi-8, it's solid green. I try to make that skin later. And one Albino HS-13 from 1982...

[quote=TECHNICAL MANUAL HELICOPTER, UTILITY Mi-17 HELICOPTER OPERATOR'S MANUAL] 2-7 Landing Gear The landing gear system is a tricycle configuration consisting of two non-retractable main landing gear (M/L/G) and a nose landing gear (N/L/G). A fixed tail strut is mounted at the base of the vertical stabilizer to prevent the tail rotor from striking the ground during takeoff and landing. The nose and main gear, and the tail strut have hydraulic/nitrogen shock struts to absorb normal and high impact landings. The main gear wheels are equipped with pneumatic disc brakes. The brakes are applied by squeezing the brake lever on the pilot’s cyclic stick. The brakes are disengaged by releasing the brake lever. A retainer holds the lever in the engaged position for parking. Pressure in the main brake line is indicated on the MA-60 BRAKE PRESSURE gauge on the pilot’s left side console. When the brakes are applied, the pressure should be 30 to 36 kgf/cm2. Pressure reading on the gauge should be zero when the brakes are released. Google "TSMO-Dash-10-(TM-1-1520-Mi-17-10,-Apr-07).pdf", you can find official manual.