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I have a few of the WW2 DCS modules including the P-51, Spitfire and Normandy 1944 map but can't seem to stick with them. I would like to get more comfortable with the modules but am so used to FSX+A2A it is a real struggle to not just boot up FSX. Does anyone here flip back and forth between the tw...

Microsoft is offering an insider program for anyone interested.

https://fsi.microsoftstudios.com/inside ... m-sign-up/

https://fsi.microsoftstudios.com/insider-program-faq/

New Strategy Game: “FirePOWER!” Starting as a child and still today my two favorite types of “games” are flight simulators and strategy games. I've spent thousands of hours playing both over my lifetime. We have formed a team of five who have been creating a brand new kind of strategy game....

Great video. Man that flight must have been awesome. I don’t want to know what that gas bill was though :shock: ! I’m glad Kermit Weeks decided to release this after all since I seem to remember it was at first only to be released if his book got a certain number of votes or support o...

SWood7 wrote:At least I ended up getting to see the B-1 leave!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kci3xCPkRMg&t=11s

TomLovesMustangs wrote:Although I think the Wildcat would be great as I have been to flying legends A2A need to add another Brit to the hangar.

Ah, a Martlet could suffice then?

Only if they strap on a radial engine. We have the Spit, and the P-40 and P-51 are on the way, really want my radial to go with them. From what I've read, the P-47 isn't at the same level as the others, so I'm not sure I'll go for that one when updated for P3D4. I always thought the Grumman Wildcat...

Heading for my first time and will be camping from Tues-Saturday. Excited to check out the warbird, vintage and homebuilt sections along with the EAA museum and maybe go for a tri-motor ride. Anyone planning to go?

Some updates on The Liberty Belle rebuild can be seen here.

http://www.aerovintage.com/forum/viewto ... eddd65f1d8

EAA did a great video on the first Cessna 172 I thought everyone would enjoy. Hopefully this isn't a repost.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rVnEoxLXHQ

Hi jacques_______ The P-47 was disassembled and shipped to Europe for the Paris air show. Glenn Bach flew it for the show and then it was shipped back to the U.S. It now resides in the air museum at Wright Patterson . You can see it on the internet. :) How do I go about getting my refund from A2A? ...

There's a B-25 at a nearby field, and an annual fly-in where 15-20 show up. Such a beautiful bird. Got to fl in one a few years ago. So loud. I loved it. They are also rebuilding a B-17 at the same field. If you guys need anybody to help with the research, pick me! I'm guessing you are referring to...

For those who need a visual aid


I can relate, my '69 Chevelle has its cap behind the rear license plate, full service gas stations are always fun!

I like the wildcat idea, the sound they make is akin to the early Russian birds too, a damn tractor lol its awesome loud chug chug chug I always thought the vacuum operated flaps on a Wildcat would be a neat system for you guys to model. Kermit’s Comments The Wildcat has an interesting flap ...

tttt wrote:.
The Bearcat has dominated Air Racing for decades not to mention being the holder of the
piston engine world speed record of 528 mph.

Thanks,
tttt

That is up for debate. That being said I would love an A2A Beacat.
P-51 Voodoo Becomes Fastest Piston in the World