Lucas_From_Hell

A Brazilian Air Force Mi-35 at night (blue light from rotor tip's LEDs - turned off after take-off).

Hey everyone, I've been out of these forums for a long time but now I'm back to playing (rather, flying - we're all self-titled professionals here :D) Flaming Cliffs 2. I bought the game while living in good ole Moscow and, as expected, it is in Russian. Hoooowever, while the game and the campaigns seem to speak fluent Russian (congratulations on that, Flaming Cliffs), I seem to have lagged behind in the lessons and long story short my Russian is subpar. I'm really interested in playing the campaigns, but my Russian just can't keep up. Would any of you kind lads/lassies be able to link me to somewhere I can download the default campaigns from, or upload them here? I have only been able to find "Over The Hump" online, but no sign of Revanche, Cold War Warrior and all the others. :helpsmilie: Thanks for the help :)

:megalol: Can't rep :D

Classic :D

I have to say, the JF-17 has some pretty sexy lines. At the same time it gives you that minimalist impression the F-5 gives you, but it also has that stylish look usually particular to delta-winged aircraft. I don't know how to put it into words, but it's one beautiful aircraft. Great photos, airea, thanks for sharing!

I think someone had posted that one here before and it was proven to be 'shopped in the end. Looks pretty sharp though :)

Uh, drones are controlled by humans, mostly. And if remotely controlled aircraft weren't popular, R/C and virtual events such as VFAT wouldn't have such a public.

W-w-w-wait, w... what? :(

The Wet William Tell, for advanced users:

One sexy bastard that Super Flanker. :wub:

HB, Viper! :D

Damn Jedis :D

Do you do liver?

For those who haven't read it, please pay a minute of your attention to do so now, you will be thankful later:

Happy birthday!/Feliz aniversário! :)

This is probably the most awesome typo in the history of texting :megalol: :D:D:D

Couldn't stop laughing the first time I read this :megalol:

Texting at its finest.

I'm very sorry if it goes against the rules - if so, please, feel free to close and delete the thread - but I think this is a cause worth supporting, specially given the high number of member that live in Scotland. There is a contest going on among causes, in which the winner of the voting will be awarded £5,000, and I think this one is really worth supporting. About the organization: To vote for it, you only need to quickly register and vote through this link: http://www.co-operative.coop/join-the-revolution/positive-action-in-housing/ Thank you everyone for the attention, it's through small actions and acts like theirs that we help to push the world forward.

:D Anyway, armor's for wankers... :music_whistling:

The resemblance is relative. Factually, it is not an aircraft of the Su-27's family, no doubt about that. Now, the fact that some features may recall aircraft of that family isn't much of a surprise. They were designed by the same bureau, and it's more than natural for the engineers involved to incorporate some successful concepts that are also present and were proven in the Su-27 and other of their aircraft. It only depends on how you see it. But if to go by your line of thought, I'd say it resembles A LOT the Blériot XI. ...it has wings. :D

Balls. Massive ones. :shocking: