Very short development update

[Bewolf]

Originally Posted by retrojet

This thread should be re-named the Lufbery Circle...
Only trouble is, everyone set 'unlimited ammo' and 'indestructible' to 'on'...
It really is a shame that cod is such a rough diamond for now... I just think a little more optimism, instead of pessimism, would help the blood pressure levels in here
I certainly understand how frustrated all you Experten guys feel, but as an expert in how to crash, I can still say this sim has a pretty amazing 'wow' factor every time I start her up! Am I a bad person?
It can only get better from here on out, don't you agree?

Gone on, it won't hurt too much... life's too short as it is!

Luthier... Please help us... Coz group hugs ain't my style!

Always a pleasure to contribute to some good spirits, that post had it all

[retrojet]

Anyway...

See you up there!

[retrojet]

'Nuff said!

[Richie]

"Let's Get Small"..."When people are out of work we should give them a Banjo"


I love that line.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l31MSpojWTA

[bongodriver]

Good to see we are on the way to reconciliation, stuff always seems to happen when I'm away, which leads me to this question....my second sector of the day yesterday, took me to kalamata air base in Greece, which is a training base I guess? Aside from the pc-9's I saw what looked like Buckeyes lined up on the military ramp, is that right? Also some other aircraft I didn't recognise, looking similar to the raf's old jet provost, any Greek air force buffs know what they might have been?

[Blackdog_kt]

Originally Posted by bongodriver

Good to see we are on the way to reconciliation, stuff always seems to happen when I'm away, which leads me to this question....my second sector of the day yesterday, took me to kalamata air base in Greece, which is a training base I guess? Aside from the pc-9's I saw what looked like Buckeyes lined up on the military ramp, is that right? Also some other aircraft I didn't recognise, looking similar to the raf's old jet provost, any Greek air force buffs know what they might have been?

I'm from Greece so i maybe i can help you.

Kalamata is indeed the basic flight training base for the local air force. Currently they use the T-6 Texan II turboprop (which i think is very similar to the Pilatus) replacing the older Cessnas (they had both a C-152 variant or something similar and T-37s in the past). The Buckeyes were supposed to also be replaced but the program has been delayed. They've got loads of retired F-5s they could use as lead-in trainers if they wanted to bring them back to active status and do it cheap, the other option is to shop for new airframes among the Aermachi trainers, Bae Hawks or the Korean T-50.

Out of interest, are you visiting on vacation or is it work related? Please don't tell me there's some kind of airshow going on around Athens, i'm situated on the other end of the country up north and it's quite expensive to make the trip south

[bongodriver]

Aaahh....of course, not pilatus but Texan 2's, so they were buckeyes, but no idea what the other things I described were? I guess they did look a bit like t-37's

I am here for work ,or was, I am in Firenze now, I fly private jets for charter, we often end up in military bases.

Thanks

Good to hear about the sound Luthier.

Luthier made more sense in one sentence than the following 50 pages of nonsense. I suggest you pay someone to read the forum for you, Luthier, and give you a short paragraph or two summary of the meaningful content if there is even that much. Be sure to provide psychiatric counseling for the reader.

[MD_Titus]

you think they'd be able to pad it out to a paragraph?

[furbs]

Originally Posted by MD_Titus

you think they'd be able to pad it out to a paragraph?

Well, the update wasn't more than a sentence.