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Hi all, I accidentally stumbled upon this photo today, thought i'd share with you: it's a lesser protagonist of the late 50s, i think it's very elegant, here: Andre

:D:D...gotta love nordic humor... cheers, Andre

mmmhhhh......nice look how thin the wings are. Beautiful bird. thanks for the links, Andre

already off topic? :D By the way: F-14 has its fans over Europe too :thumbup:

boy....you do suck at Tetris :D:D

good enough for me, thanks. cheers, Andre

Wae-heeey!!! thanks for the warm welcome. I agree we're facing a decade of great simulated flight time. On that matter, I am considering waiting for the next engine (no matter how long it will take) to have trees, more mudules to DCS and to exploit modern hardware better. Anyway, I am well into aviation and flight sims, and consider myself well "onboard" on here, thank you. Cheers, Andre p.s. looking forward to buying an english manual p.s.2 great ciao to Torino fellow simmers

where? cheers, Andre

looks like it (Mi-28 ) will be used in a more classical tank-buster fashion. I have not seen much but the 28 doesn't seem much agile. Sure it's survivability is top-notch though...

thanks.... link still works. Seems pretty noisy inside...

Niiiice....thanks. 4th of the first 4 pics has different engine pods and what look like ammo rails in the nose, which I haven't seen in the italian versions... Seems Turkey is getting a better model....should be cheaper than the Tiger too...

here.... it can start by itself: pretty elastic blades, I say. Wonder if it needs particularly careful flying... LET ME DEPLOY TROOPS IN THAT in DCS!!!!!:D

very interesting pictures there....thanks for sharing. Nice sound.....I actually like the thing....:huh: weird taste, I know. Andre

...still no Stingers? thanks for the links... Andre

Hi all, I agree with Focha. I'd also humbly suggest to include flyable transports to both sides. Hips, Hazes, Halos, Hormones, Helixes and Chinooks and Blackhawks swarming the battlefield would be great. (And provide source for Escort missions to Combat Helicopters). Looking forward to years of entertaining flight. best regards, Andre