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Posts posted by BluBear
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Hmmm, I think that may be wise.
Isn't Sony working on one as well?Looks like they staying tight-lipped for now...
http://www.idigitaltimes.com/sony-skips-playstation-vr-update-ces-2016-501121
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Thanks for the update Fen. I will have a deep look in to my concience and see if I have enough scruple to get into another sim.
You won't regret it Swep, it takes time but is very rewarding.
With the release of 1.5.2 and having some time on my hands over the festive period i'm now even more of a convert.
Thanks for the summary Tom, it certainly clears up some of my questions with regards to what is/was in development, not being a regular visitor to their forums etc.
I simply cannot wait for Oculus, this game is going to be incredible with that.
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Exciting times indeed.
Who will be preordering here?
https://www.oculus.com/en-us/blog/oculus-rift-pre-orders-to-open-on-jan-6/
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By a strange coincidence my loved ones clubbed together er...last August (coughs slightly) and got me this for chrimbo!
Managed to fly it this morning for the first time - in between rain storms and now have a muddy chopper
Nice chopper!
I used to fly a T-Rex 450 and an I.C Raptor 30 as an aside from my usual RC aeroplanes a few years ago.
My RC flying has been on hiatus since about 2011, but parts of my Raptor live on with PapaBear.
I flew RC pretty much as soon as I could walk and talk, i'll get back to it one of these days...
I'll occasionally sit up in my loft and stroke my 1/6th scale Spitfire.
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I've touched it! It's nice
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I cannot wait for the consumer release of oculus.
It will be like Christmas only much much better!
Agreed!!!
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Happy Bday GK!
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And there's me thinking it was just a bit of banter, I had no idea it was a semi-truth! That would be jolly smashing if it happens Uncle Sidley!
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Merry Birthday Craig!
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December B-day Dogz unite!
Happy Birthday Squawk
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This was my first ever online session with the Dogz! I flew a solo Mossie and that's me in the night reaper hurri. Lots of fun, let's do another
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Wonderful stuff! Some familiar aircraft there.
Would love to see the Horsemen sabre trio routine!
Shame about the cheesy music
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Happy Birthday Jim and thanks for everything. S ~
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I have one! Will post it soon. Be sure.
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Thanks for all your hard work FT! It was fun even testing the ideas
Jolly good show chaps, I love this game!
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Ray Hanna
28/08/1928 - 01/12/05
It's hard to believe that 10 years have now passed since Ray left us.
He and his late son Mark are what ignited my passion for aviation and particularly warbirds at an early age, thanks to PapaBear for exposing me to West Malling, Duxford and Biggin etc whilst still in nappies!
Elliot Marsh from Global Aviation Resource has managed to articulate particularly well what Ray meant to many enthusiasts, his words resonating with my own thoughts and feelings.
Scroll down to the bottom of this page for the article in question: http://www.globalaviationresource.com/v2/2015/12/01/editorial-december-2015-remembering-ray-hanna/
I could try and harp on, but more of my poorly articulated words would simply not do it justice.
For those who were not familiar with Ray and his son Mark, or those who just wish to remember what it was like to see warbird flying at it's best, here are a selection of videos:
And of course these!
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Excellent! I need to reserve myself some time to watch it all as well now
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Oh that's a shame FT.
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Only watched a few minutes of this so far, but looks interesting. Rare footage of 64sqn at Hornchurch in 1942.
http://player.bfi.org.uk/film/watch-64-squadron-at-raf-station-hornchurch-1942/
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Haha, It's all about the angle! All true of course, we've been crapping wrong all these years in the west.
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FT, you da' man!
This is excellent
Yakety Yak - Flying A Yak
in Jim's Place
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Nice article here by Will Greenwood on flying and displaying his new Yak-3 last year.
http://www.globalaviationresource.com/v2/2016/01/06/from-the-cockpit-yakovlev-yak-3m-g-oleg-gentle-learning-slopes/
I was looking forward to see him perform at Shoreham, alas it was not to be.