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OMG, OMG, OMG :pilotfly:

Every Mustang owner needs this mod- 100% improvement over original. And to Jafa- superb work, thanks a million, it was worth the wait! :thumbup:

man, just can't please people around here...*goes back to reading paper*

I'VE GOT TO HAVE A WAGGLEHEAD! :megalol:

I was there, and can confirm this, being a member of MWSS-271 :thumbup:

:megalol:*abandons thread*

barking up the wrong tree mate...devs aren't going to change the experience for one pilot's bad time- just saying... EDIT: Maybe you should work on your timing...:music_whistling:

WHY?! WHO CARES?! FLY THE PLANE!

Apologies in advance, but why is this an issue at all? KEEP IT ON THE RUNWAY, then you don't need to worry about generated dirt, and mud, etc. :doh:

Had to change my pants after the trailer- anyone else get the looming animosity of the shot of the hornet at the end? F-18 INBOUND!!! Seriously, picking up this week. Thanks RAZBAM- looking forward to your hard work, I served with Harriers in the USMC, I'm excited to see how they work on the INSIDE, lol. :thumbup:

This is cruelty of the highest order! Just bought a new stick 3 months ago! ARRRRRRRGH!!! :doh:

The amount of detail is ridiculous! :shocking: I can't believe I'm getting this excited over a virtual flight stick, but I am...:thumbup: EDIT: Just noticed BIGNEWY has the Harrier in his sig- he knows something, mark my words...:megalol:

All the 1080 fanboys reside on this forum.

Oh come ON, I didn't pay THAT much for my 28" monitor! outrageous! :glare:

Classics never go out of style- just like American muscle cars. The boys polish them up and take them out for a weekend cruise and listen to the "OOO's" and "AHH's" all the time! :thumbup:

Ewww...:puke:

I really hope you're right, this would be great for us L-39 fans! :thumbup:

Welp, "soon", just flew out the window...:lol:

Ohhhhhh, I like this idea! :thumbup:

Thank you for your continuous attention to detail Bunyap- really enjoying your Spitfire campaign! I'll be picking up Operation Charnwood very soon. :thumbup:

Wait, where's the wing-dip on takeoff? LOL :D Despite being machines of war, i can't help but imagine the pilots who handled these birds were thinking "THIS IS SO MUCH FUN!" in the back of their minds. It's really nice seeing people live life to the fullest- and have the heart to share their experience with like-minded folks. Thanks Fenrir, i really enjoyed it! :thumbup: Cheers

This is a very useful and helpful thread Smil, but I hurt myself trying to soak in all the information- VERY in-depth. Nice work! Bookmarked for further reference. Thank you. :thumbup:

On a side note, are there any guides on curves and saturation that any of you would suggest? I too have problems with consistency flying the Spitfire, and I wish to fine tune my controls to make flights smoother.

I believe it was originally a power comparison :music_whistling:

That is fantastic! Repped! :thumbup: