Panavia Tornado by Polychop-Simulations?

[Darkbrotherhood7]

Is this even confirmed yet or we still guessing?

 

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[QuiGon]

Still guessing.

[kam]

Still guessing.

 

And dreaming :D

[QuiGon]

And dreaming :D

 

Indeed :D

[sirscorpion]

Indeed :D

 

I need this for blue flag reasons

 

[Tirak]

I love how we all still don't know Polychop's mystery helicopter, but we're still all clamoring for the Tornado.

 

 

... Not that I'm any different, a Tonka would be awesome, but still it amuses me.

[Coxy_99]

Tonka is a must in dcs now.

[QuiGon]

I love how we all still don't know Polychop's mystery helicopter, but we're still all clamoring for the Tornado.

 

 

... Not that I'm any different, a Tonka would be awesome, but still it amuses me.

 

I think it is because the Tornado is a specific aircraft which makes it easier to talk about than an unkown helicopter.

 

I need this for blue flag reasons

You're not the only one. It would rock in Blue Flag! :joystick:

Edited August 16, 2016 by QuiGon

[sirscorpion]

I think it is because the Tornado is a specific aircraft which makes it easier to talk about that an unkown helicopter.

 

On that note I found a little snip of information on the "Red wing" face book "the guys that are making the NH90" they made a quick Q&A.

 

"The Tiger helos has part of your project or has a MOD to video propose?

 

Yes, the Tiger in the video was moded for video purpose, i think there is someone else working on this project."

[sirscorpion]

I think it is because the Tornado is a specific aircraft which makes it easier to talk about that an unkown helicopter.

 

On that note I found a little snip of information on the "Red wing" face book "the guys that are making the NH90" they made a quick Q&A.

 

RED WING Simulations

Hello Silver_Dragon, i'll try to answer to your question in order.

 

- The Tiger helos has part of your project or has a MOD to video propose?

 

Yes, the Tiger in the video was moded for video purpose, i think there is someone else working on this project.

[sirscorpion]

Damn it, double post sorry

[QuiGon]

On that note I found a little snip of information on the "Red wing" face book "the guys that are making the NH90" they made a quick Q&A.

 

RED WING Simulations

Hello Silver_Dragon, i'll try to answer to your question in order.

 

- The Tiger helos has part of your project or has a MOD to video propose?

 

Yes, the Tiger in the video was moded for video purpose, i think there is someone else working on this project.

 

Yes, the Tiger is among the discussed helos in this thread: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=147373 ;)

[Python]

I only just saw this, the Tornado would make for a superb DCS Module, let's hope somebody makes one...

[Jaktaz]

On that note I found a little snip of information on the "Red wing" face book "the guys that are making the NH90" they made a quick Q&A.

 

"The Tiger helos has part of your project or has a MOD to video propose?

 

Yes, the Tiger in the video was moded for video purpose, i think there is someone else working on this project."

 

I don't want a Tiger. It's an unextroardinary attack helicopter. I'd prefer a Tornado.

[Mig Fulcrum]

Polychop please, can you post something about this bird? You are my hope to have the Tornado on DCS, it would be an instant purchase.

I like very much the ADV version but any other Tornado would be awesome!!!

[TOYKILLA]

I don't want a Tiger. It's an unextroardinary attack helicopter. I'd prefer a Tornado.

A Multicrew Tornado would be a dream :-)

 

Mobiler Beitrag

[amalahama]

I would actualy be most happy with a Cold War Tornado (IDS/GR.1). I think it is the historically most significant variant.

 

No it's not. GR.1 operated in Desert Storm and Bosnia AFAIK. But GR.4 was in Kosovo, Afghanistan, Irak, Libya...

 

Maybe an early GR.4, without Storm Shadow or Brimstones, could be a fantastic choice and a good balance between "moderness", unclassified material, and historic relevance.

 

Regards

 

P.S-> This thread deserved being pushed up! :D

[TOYKILLA]

#Geländefolgeradar

 

Mobiler Beitrag

[westr]

Well i've found the Music for whoever decides to go for a Tornado Module :thumbup:

 

[westr]

Interestingly this guy has loads of these revamped tunes from Di's Tornado would be great if he lets people download them, they sound great....its like going back 23 years.....

Edited February 10, 2017 by westr

[Home Fries]

Well i've found the Music for whoever decides to go for a Tornado Module :thumbup:

 

 

He did a great job with those. In the meantime, we can cue those up in the VigWalkman for low level interdiction strikes. :joystick:

[Dudikoff]

No it's not. GR.1 operated in Desert Storm and Bosnia AFAIK. But GR.4 was in Kosovo, Afghanistan, Irak, Libya...

 

That certainly depends on one's definition of historical significance.

 

E.g. was it more significant to have been one of the few low-level strike types for which the Warsaw Pact had to develop new fighters with proper look-down/shoot-down capabilities to be able to intercept them? Or is it to cruise at medium heights and drop guided ordnance on the more or less defenseless opponents, a role which could have been performed (more or less successfully) by many other aircraft types? You know, hang the TGP and the appropriate weapons and there's little difference between them in practice as the type's inherent capabilities are not really important here.

 

I mean, it's the same plane, yes, but personally I see much more potential in the Cold War gone hot fictional scenarios than reenactment of the actual conflicts, especially the post Cold War ones which I couldn't care less about. Plus the fond memories of flying night NOE missions in DI's Tornado I'd love to relive in DCS.

 

Thus, I'd also REALLY, REALLY, REALLY hope for the IDS/GR1 variant.

Edited February 10, 2017 by Dudikoff

[jaguara5]

That certainly depends on one's definition of historical significance.

 

E.g. was it more significant to have been one of the few low-level strike bombers for which the Warsaw Pact had to develop new fighters with proper look-down/shoot-down capabilities to be able to intercept them? Or is it to cruise at medium heights and drop guided ordnance on the more or less defenseless opponents, a role which could have (more or less) been performed by many other aircraft types?

 

Naturally, it's a rather subjective topic, for sure. Since I for one have little to no interest in the variants involved and especially the conflicts of the post-Cold War period, I'd also vote for the IDS/GR1.

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[QuiGon]

That certainly depends on one's definition of historical significance.

 

E.g. was it more significant to have been one of the few low-level strike bombers for which the Warsaw Pact had to develop new fighters with proper look-down/shoot-down capabilities to be able to intercept them? Or is it to cruise at medium heights and drop guided ordnance on the more or less defenseless opponents, a role which could have (more or less) been performed by many other aircraft types?

 

Naturally, it's a rather subjective topic, for sure. Since I for one have little to no interest in the variants involved and especially the conflicts of the post-Cold War period, I'd also vote for the IDS/GR1.

 

I mean, it's the same plane, yes, but I see much more potential in the Cold War gone hot fictional scenarios than reenacting actual conflicts.

 

Indeed, I just was about to say something similar.

 

I think the historic significance of the Tornado lies especially in it's Cold War service as a low level deep interdiction and nuclear strike aircraft and not that much in its later medium altitude precision strike role, even though it only flew real missions in the latter role (except some costly airfield strikes in Desert Storm).

[Mule]

I grew up on RAF stations where we had to stop classes in school because of the noise when they took off. So as a child I watched starry eyed as they set off into the German summer sky. My dad served 24 years in the RAF. This would be a day one buy for me.