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:hesaid: It's nice to see the banner still has an embedded link to Steam/AFS4, but how did it get there?

What's going on here? The latest US attempt seems to have tipped over, Maybe it had a drop o' the cratur? :D :rolleyes:

The migration is going well, the one I was most worried about was DCS, but it turned out to be the least problematic. The main issue at the moment is all the "sideline" stuff ...like getting Picasa to play the game...but Photoshop is happy with the upgrade. IL2 will update tonight.....did I mention that DCS took over 12 hours to reinstall. A zillion Gigabytes coming down at 1.2 MB a second. Will have P3D up and running tomorrow hopefully.

Wow, what a great looking model. A great Xmas present. What scale? Its 1/200 CP , Just the right size for some good detail, but wont take up much space. I'll post a shot of Jonos Air new Zealand collection ...you will be impressed ...and then there's Chris and his fleet :ph43r:

Very late Dec '22 and all on '23 was rough for us, and continues to be so. Sincerely hope that '24 is better and we can get back on top of things. Current estimates have us getting back 'on top' financially by year end '24 as long as we have no other major surprises. Happy New Year everyone and may you be blessed for 2024 and have every success and happiness :)

Yes! Not least because the 1kW heater posing as my flightsim PC really came into its own, driving the wannabe pilot away, into cooler environs!

Best wishes from the South of Germany and Switzerland to all of you. Thank you for being such a friendly community. Stay healthy and happy. Life is great! Send from mobile hence short

Link Air operate SAAB 340s and Metroliners. My ride will be a 340, and I like a single seat, but they are all on the port side, so I can't do much for Charl.

Doug .... you are right, I never noticed until you pointed it out :)

I agree deeknow....and a parking brake.

God look at the age of two of those! 100 year old B-52s will be a reality

I thought those Hunters were interesting. I think they are used as simulated sea-skimming missiles to train the US Navy. Great work if you can get it.

Think it's pretty much in 'flu territory. Remember the huge death toll of the 1918 'flu? now just a non-mandatory annual jab. It's hard to exterminate us.

Cheers CP, I think you are right about China on both counts ...but in the interim.... Old Homer still doing his stuff... This is a little less common. Along with this. And a very big drone.

I agree so much, Marty! That is the reason I am always coming back here.

Another concept that will never see the light of day.

Thank you all for your comments :)

Given their global debt, the Americans can't even afford new laces for their sneakers, let alone 100 of the bowls US Trade Deficit is at a current level of 65.50B, down from 68.28B last month and down from 80.85B one year ago. This is a change of -4.08% from last month and -18.99% from one year ago. Wow, the US is less broke than last year? I am relieved. Apart from a few postage stamp states in the Pacific, is there anyone in the world to whom the USA is not in debt?