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Nice shots and repaint!..i am sorted tempted by this as I'm a big fan of the SF-260 but seen mixed reviews... what's your opinion of this addon?

From this generation I appreciate the MiG 17F. This swept-wing version of the F9F doesn't impress me that much. Then rather the Dassault Mystere IV or the SAAB J-32 Lansen.

Well we can always fudge the screenshots :D Astonishing that Asobo would come up with such a daft mapping scheme. Many thanks for looking at this, JK!

nearly done: Screenshot (6415) by JanKees Blom , on Flickr Screenshot (6414) by JanKees Blom , on Flickr

:wub: that last one is magic.

I have the series on one of my hard drives. Let me see if it's small enough that i can upload it to my Google drive. :bow:

I love the RL views you get, passing The Philippines and Indonesia en route to KL or Dubai. At FL 350 you can see for a hundred miles and more, and there are t'storms everywhere. Marvellous sight.

Yep, Derwent 8s to be precise. For the F8s anyway

:clap: Excellent bit of historical insight! From that French link: The winter and spring of 1917 passed in inactivity, which the pilots took advantage of to paint splendid personal decorations on their aircraft. That's war alright: hurry up and wait. Who knows what Jean Bignin's classical education encompassed? But I'd go for a faun, being one who is intoxicated with life! Well done, JK.

Can certainly be a very impressive sim. It's too much for me to learn though. I think it'd take a British carrier and / or Buccaneer, Hunter or Lightning to really get me into it

Brilliant JK. I really enjoy your historic perspective.

Thanks very much, but remember these are not my shots...just tweaked screen grabs from some very clever people. Hopefully, I will give you some of mine soon.

Great clip! I've been flying the Bf109G in MSFS. It is a real handful closer than 50ft. off the ground. Takeoff requires full RH crossed ailerons, and quick reaction when unsticking. Goodness knows how those few got it off the ground as a nose-heavy version with higher P-factor.

Great shots .....these caused quite a stir back in the day. "Variously referred to by American media as “The Stab in the Back-yard”, “The Fishbed Flap” “The Redhawk Incident” or more ominously “The Canuck Invasion Crisis”, the Redhawk Program brought Canadian-American relations to the breaking point."

Great work, I do like the two-seat version...and that paint is very fitting.