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Postby hasegawa » Thu May 15, 2014 9:33 am

Suchoi Su 25T, "Frogfoot", the russian A-10...









Mil Mi 8 MTB, this one is from the Ukraine...





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Postby Splitpin » Thu May 15, 2014 11:47 am

WOW .... superb details, and so clear .... great post thumbup1.gif
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Postby Ian Warren » Thu May 15, 2014 12:32 pm

Andreas smile.gif I'm just Mil ..ling it over .. maybe its just me Frog feet .. Nice screens cool.gif
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Postby Roelio » Fri May 16, 2014 10:11 pm

That Mi-8 is one ugly machine! And that Frogfoot looks so darn awesome! Fantastic shots clapping.gif
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Postby hasegawa » Sat May 17, 2014 11:17 am

I was a little late... and that Avenger has hit me.









Home again, sheer luck. Note, this is an MiG-29A, the first batch of the Mig 29´s. You can see it because of the Engine air inlet on the upper wing. This feature is typical for the Version A only. Typical for this version was also, that it is not fly by wire. With the old mechanical ailerons you have a good chance to stay alive. With Fly-by-wire this is in my eyes questionalble.
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Postby Ian Warren » Sat May 17, 2014 11:25 am

Nice screens Andreas, all the who ha when the Mig29 was first shown in publications in the mid 1980s, almost forgotten now .
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Postby J7G » Sat May 17, 2014 7:29 pm

Come to the dark side Ian, come heheheheh.

Hawk coming out soon- that would be you, wouldn't it? tongue.gif
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Postby Ian Warren » Sat May 17, 2014 8:10 pm

J7G wrote:
QUOTE (J7G @ May 17 2014,8:29 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Come to the dark side Ian, come heheheheh.

Arrr already dark here , dang winter time
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Hawk coming out soon- that would be you, wouldn't it? tongue.gif[/quote]
So many Sims So little time ...
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Postby hasegawa » Sat May 17, 2014 10:13 pm

Suchoi Su 33 naval fighter, Russian Navy


















Kamov Ka 50... meanwhile the fate of this is unknown. Only 12 where build. The russian Army used meanwhile the Mil Mi 28N and the also two-seater Ka 52 "Aligator." If you fly this Helicopter in the simulation, you see, that the workload is immense vor only one with flying, navigationg, weapons use and counter mesures is high, to high in combat. The concept for a Attack-Helicopter with only one Pilot failed.





The old and venerable Mi 8TB... was the most flown helicopter of the Warshaw Pact and in all countries with soviet links. It was extensively used in Afghanistan and Chechenya.











These Mil Mi 8MTB are from Georgia.

And here we have one of the foe´s. You can fly it also on the side of the Georgians. The Fairchild A-10C.





Another Veteran you can fly (Add On) The Bell UH-1D







Note, these guys are from Israel.

Meanwhile I use DCS far more then the Microsoft Flight simulator. As you can see, it is not nessesary to fly in combat... The Landscape from The crimea to the Georgian Kaukasus is big enough for a lot of flying.

You get the free landscape from DCS from here:

http://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/de/d...orld/dcs_world/

There are 5 parts. Included for for first flights there are two aircraft: the Notrth American TF-15D "Mustang"for fun-flying and the Suchoi Su 25T "Grach"/"Frogfoot" to learn something about russian weapons. This is Freeware! So you have the Landscape and two Aircraft to became a vision of it. The other aircraft are Addons. To install and use them is easy.

The Su 25A, Mig 29A,G,S, the Suchoi Su 27 and 33, Fairchild A-10A and the F-15C "Eagle" are part of Flaming cliff 3. These are aircraft for flight-simmers of medium experience.

The complex addons are the Ka 50 Tigershark, the Mil Mi 8 (offically "Beta" I see nothing incomplete) the Boeing/MDD F-15C (BETA) as more compley replacment for the one of Flaming cliff, the Bell UH-1D and last but not least a collection of Ground vehicles.
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Postby Ian Warren » Sat May 17, 2014 10:51 pm

Seems one has been having a lotta fun ... I like this "Note, these guys are from Israel" , I worked with a Israely who was Russian but had changed , was in NZ but now in Australia .. simply could not make up his mind where he was from biggrin.gif
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Postby Splitpin » Sat May 17, 2014 11:01 pm

Beautiful .... that has got to be the best looking Flanker thumbup1.gif great post.
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Postby hasegawa » Sat May 17, 2014 11:14 pm

Well, it is not easy, to be an emigrant and lost his home. I see this with some new arrivals here in Potsdam from the Ukraine... I was long enough in the Ukraine that all the fighting touched my heart. But... yes meanwhile I have another point of view about the things there and nearly daily contact via Skype with friends in Odessa, Lwiw and Mykolajiv. The caotic situation with the insurgent american-related "Gouvernment" in Kiew and the "Entrussification"-plans and first signs of ethnic purge used by Swoboda and prawyj sektor give a lot of my friends no longer a clear perspective in the Ukraine. Think, we got in the next time a lot of refugees in Germany and Russia... frome both sides and from Crimea Tatarians from Crimea. In addition the poor boat refugees of Africa... In my eyes the beginning of a new worldwide migration....
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Postby Splitpin » Sat May 17, 2014 11:37 pm

hasegawa wrote:
QUOTE (hasegawa @ May 17 2014,11:14 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Well, it is not easy, to be an emigrant and lost his home. I see this with some new arrivals here in Potsdam from the Ukraine... I was long enough in the Ukraine that all the fighting touched my heart. But... yes meanwhile I have another point of view about the things there and nearly daily contact via Skype with friends in Odessa, Lwiw and Mykolajiv. The caotic situation with the insurgent american-related "Gouvernment" in Kiew and the "Entrussification"-plans and first signs of ethnic purge used by Swoboda and prawyj sektor give a lot of my friends no longer a clear perspective in the Ukraine. Think, we got in the next time a lot of refugees in Germany and Russia... frome both sides and from Crimea Tatarians from Crimea. In addition the poor boat refugees of Africa... In my eyes the beginning of a new worldwide migration....


"new worldwide migration" i think your right , about other things as well.
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Postby hasegawa » Sun May 18, 2014 12:12 am

Rivals... the Boeing/MDD F-15C "Eagle"













Suchoi Su 27 "Flanker" from the very first production batch. These are (by "accident" ;-) aircraft from the russian Demonstration Team "Russiki Vityaz"











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Postby Splitpin » Sun May 18, 2014 12:27 am

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Postby Ian Warren » Sun May 18, 2014 9:31 am

I notice they extra details , they seem to shine better that the FS aircraft ... one thing I noticed with the Cliff of Dover, stunning cockpits.
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Postby J7G » Sun May 18, 2014 6:14 pm

To be pedantic, it's an H model Wocka Wocka not a D and the F15 has the higher level flight model but the avionics are still FC3.
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Postby Scupper » Mon May 19, 2014 11:26 pm

DCS rocks...
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Postby hasegawa » Fri May 30, 2014 6:51 pm









Assault-Helikopter Mil Mi 8. The workhouse in Afghanistan. No it was not the Mil Mi 24... bringing the troups in, it was the Mi 8.
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Postby Ian Warren » Fri May 30, 2014 7:38 pm

Funny , looking and looking again .. what dose New Zealand look like when invaded in DCS ?
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