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Old 12-26-2012, 11:23 AM
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Awesome news, thanks Ataros!
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i don't know if it is a really good news.
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Well at least Korea planes are well documented and you sweep away the problem of our raf drama keens... wait Tom. Don't u know tht the Sissfire rock them all and could outdive any fat mig or any lower class north am products? Yeah piece cake! Let them duck in spitpanpan.com and they will come back with the appropriate "doc"
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i don't know if it is a really good news.
Why. That. Negativity.?
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Well at least Korea planes are well documented and you sweep away the problem of our raf drama keens... wait Tom. Don't u know tht the Sissfire rock them all and could outdive any fat mig or any lower class north am products? Yeah piece cake! Let them duck in spitpanpan.com and they will come back with the appropriate "doc"
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Rumors say Ilya and some former CloD modelers are working on a new sim where a single-engined aircraft model requires as much work as a twin-engine one in CloD. Sounds interesting but we'll have to wait for announcement before making any conclusions ))
http://www.sukhoi.ru/forum/showthrea...=1#post1950136

Previous rumors on ATAG or German UBI forums suggested that Ilya is starting work on Korea project on some different engine.
Good luck to them, more sims the better.
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It is good for luthier to stay busy, I hope he brings something to the market
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This is great news. The easiest way for them would be to make those for DCS. The engine is ready, all they need is planes, maps and missions.
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This is great news. The easiest way for them would be to make those for DCS. The engine is ready, all they need is planes, maps and missions.
Thats an awesome idea
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