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Thank you!

Absolutely Phenomenal! But, what sizes are the T-shirts? I mean, In cm. Because the standard S-L stuff can vary by quite a lot.

Ooooh yes, my little Viggen is wagging its tail!

Whoa! Are those GBU-32s? That's an 'ole lot of hurt on that thing.

Soooo, I haven't been able to find any useful drawing for those, and I doubt my capabilities in making those myself. Does anyone have acces to blueprints for 3D modelling for those? (i.e. the kind that ED likely used when making the models for the game)

Thank you! That's an awesome resource! Now I only need to find a drawing of the HTS, one of the ALQ-131 and maybe a Sniper-XR.

Hi everyone! I was wondering where I could find detailed, high-res 3-view drawings of aircraft (as in, having the rivets and panels drawn, no cross sections or the like). I was thinking of making myself a T-shirt with the underside silhouette of an armed F-16 (those I can add myself to the pic; gotta love GIMP) with some text scribbled on it.

No laser Maverick in our version.There are versions of the F-16 that can fire the L-Mav, but those come with more features that we'll likely never see (such as the Amraam-D), so, in order to stay true to our plane version, no laser Maverick.

The more you look the worse it gets. Warplane edition.

I think this would be useful:

I think it's just a simple generic sound meaning "Powered on". My digital camera makes the same sound.

I guess this is mostly down to the fact that there haven't been too many high-intensity conflicts in the past 30 years, so noone would actually need to dump the tanks.

Heard there are some underground structures, too. Apparently 9, of which 5 have allegedly been found (?). Never saw a map of them. Is there any way to noclip through the ground or something? Other than using the tunnels. Do you remember where that was?

You're gonna like the F-18 then. Unlike the camera on the Toad, the TGPs on the Hornet have much wider fields of view. So you can have the target area on your 3 or 9 o' clock and have all the time in the world to scan it. Not to mention FLIR and the ability to make your TGP look at the waypoints you placed on the map, making it that much easier to look for targets.

Well, the built in Su-25T campaign is ridiculously hard. I wouldn't really recommend that to a beginner. The single missions are alright, though. The "Long Day" mission is particularly nice, imo. Try to learn the area where you're shooting stuff. Look for landmarks. Cities. Buildings. Bridges. Roads. Forests. Use the Mission Planner (or the F10 map) to find where everything is. Usually, you will find just enough information to not ruin the experience. Try to make a mental picture of where everything is and where you can find your targets around the landmarks. Sounds harder than it actually is. "I know that South of this settlement is an armored column, so if I follow this road..." If you like the F-18, go for it! I mean, trial it first. If you like the aircraft, you'll enjoy learning to properly employ it Happy hunting!