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I’ve watched a few videos online of the Corsair spreading its wings and in all of them, the cover flap for the hinge pin closes in maybe a half second or less.  In DCS, it’s very slow and takes several seconds.  Just FYI.  Nothing game-breaking here at all.  Just a low-priority opportunity to speed up the startup sequence and add realism at the same time.  
 

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It may depend on if your engine is running or not. If you spread the wings while the engine is on and idling they go faster since you've got hydraulic pressure.

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25 minutes ago, Saxman said:

It may depend on if your engine is running or not. If you spread the wings while the engine is on and idling they go faster since you've got hydraulic pressure.

You are correct about the wings spreading, but I was talking about the small flap that closes after the wings are down.  The closing speed is slow even after engine is running and hydraulic pressure has built up.  

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There will be changes coming to the wings' hydraulic system, so I haven't adjusted the animation yet.

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