Originally Posted by Splitter (Post 188986)

NOOB! I go back to F-15 Strike Eagle.

Originally Posted by swiss (Post 188995)

Noob too, you!

I go back to F-16 Fighting Falcon(Amiga 500, that game was sooo cool!), actually even FS2(on Atari, but FS2 sucked). :D

Just to remember:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...tari_ST%29.png

Can't believe I played that, lol.

Originally Posted by Friendly_flyer (Post 188602)

I've always liked "Control Tower Fritz, allways sound like he has beer and sauerkraut ready for me when I land.

Originally Posted by Oleg Maddox (Post 188060)

Some nice details of the _flight sim_ that help to feel the flight at some altitude like you see real picture (repeat, from altitude).
Would like to point for your attention that smoke and water steam from the tube of steam looks isn't correct (will be more dark and present more black at the acceleration of the steam. It is working, but smoke dencity isn't right yet. We put such things and other similar "bugs" to tune in final).
I think such details would show already now how the series maybe branched(or united) in future.

Originally Posted by Mad G (Post 189005)

I´ve been wondering if that you and team could release to all of us a mini-demo, let´s say, Hurris x Heinkels or so, near the English coast as an appetizer before the final release. It´s been years of waiting for SOW-BOB and many release confirmed dates that didn´t came through. Don´t want to sound unrespectful nor ungrateful, but...Think about.

Originally Posted by Mad G (Post 189005)

Great pics, Oleg, thanks! I´ve been wondering if that you and team could release to all of us a mini-demo, let´s say, Hurris x Heinkels or so, near the English coast as an appetizer before the final release. It´s been years of waiting for SOW-BOB and many release confirmed dates that didn´t came through. Don´t want to sound unrespectful nor ungrateful, but...Think about.

Best,

Originally Posted by dflion (Post 188987)

Thanks Foo'bar - I hope Oleg puts the A4 into the sim. I have a particular interest in this steam engine. My father in-law (sadly now deceased) use to drive them. It was his favourite engine. He always said that they (A3's & A4's) had 'three beats to the bar' which meant they had three steam cylinders.

He told me a great story which should interest you - he was driving a steam engine with a goods train near Nottingham one night, I think after the Battle of Britain, and was strafed by a Luftwaffe nightfighter. He didn't realise that they had been strafed until they stopped at a signal and the guard came running up saying they had been attacked and the back of the train was on fire!
DFLion