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Wow did you hear that engine noise? No wonder Olegs stock sounds all sounded like lawn mowers if that's the example he went by!

Seen at the September airshow at Duxford but did not fly. That has changed! Here you go. Enjoy! http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/goodwood-revival/8753919/A-rare-Spitfire-Mark-I-takes-to-the-skies-once-more.html

Whoot! And thats my final statement on the matter. As for short block Griffon, indeed, exactly the same difference as between the Merlin in the Mk V vs. the Mk IX, so it is with the Griffons of the XII and XIV - the two stage supercharger and more to the point the necessary intercooler all add to the powerplants length.

..... but even I got tingly nice sensations from the sight and sound of this display. The pilot certainly seems to be enjoting himself, and putting on a dynamic display to boot!

Two more entries added to 1st post!

Couple of things thrown in the vault for you fellows to sniff at; 1) a collection of skins that will fit the new 3d model of the UP 3.0 A6M Zero, a variety of sub-variants catered for, here: http://dangerdogz.com/forums/files/file/541-zeros-for-up3/ 2) my mission replicating the debut Spitfire mission from Malta, and, as a bonus, all of Kristorfs excellent Spitfire Vc Malta skins plus a Bf109F-4 and Hurricane MkIIa skin here: http://dangerdogz.com/forums/files/file/542-malta-pack/ 3) two of Poltava's excellent Bodenplatte missions, tweaked by yours truly and found - with skins too - here: http://dangerdogz.com/forums/files/file/543-bodenplatte-pack/ 4) Hawkinge? Spitfire Mk XIIs? Must be that cracking hit-and run raider intercept mission! Skins included too! Here: http://dangerdogz.com/forums/files/file/544-hawkinge-scramble-pack/ More goodies en route... S!

From an innocuous Ubizoo post to caterwallin at some drunken fellow geeks in a Cambridge hotel, Jim I hold you entirely responsible! Thankyou for responding to my tentative questions on SEOW those years back. Thankyou for your gregarious attitude to the timid interloper. Thankyou for asking "So when you gonna put 'DD' in front of your name and get rid of theat bloody [bD], Fen?!" Thankyou for your hours and hours of hosting for all of our pleasure. Thanks for the laughs and the introduction to a company of fellows whom I feel privileged to know. Thanks for the endless times I've stayed up a bit too late just shooting the breeze. Thanks for reminding a cynical young man that there are still gentlemen out there with heart, courage and determination. It's an example I shall endeavour to emulate. Jim it's been an honour and a pleasure. My warmest and sincerest regards to you, Sir. Tom ~S!~

Different Skyraider involved in the collsion than the one who dodged the Spits.

My only concession to the Spad pilot is that it might be that BBD was hidden behind his canopy framing until the last moment and he was looking the wrong way when it appeared. Can happen. Lord knows I've lost enough bandits and friendlies behind the framing even with 6DoF.

Balls. That was the most clear and consistent video of the lot.

At my father's since he's got a chum with one of the oojamathingy gadjets that resets sensors - we'll see if it clears the fault. If not? Well.... ££££££££ Fun.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmsJW0-6JB0

Finally! Do have a wander round and by all means help yourself to a ... but look out for Mr Painless; if he spots you at it he can get a tad... well... territorial. Welcome to the pound Melly ol' china. You'll always never regret it!

hmmmm. someone wasn't watching where he was going methinks....

Teaser for those who haven't been before... well, even if you have it'll get your juices flowing! http://player.vimeo.com/video/21252140?portrait=0

As the title says we have two spare slots for the Big Week SEOW campaign currently being run by 22GCT and involving a host of European squads. The Gist is long range bomber escort to Western Germany; we'll be flying the P-38J Lightning in some form or other on 2Hr + long missions, no icons, no map icons, no map path and no externals. Despite the daunting timescale and the difficulty settings I can assure you the missions proceed quickly with plenty of navigation, formation flying and anxious sky scanning, plus a healthy bit of banter from Jedi and myself. Missions are tense, at moments even downright scary but rewarding and exhilarating to boot. So far the DD official score is 10 e/a destroyed in the air and 2 on the ground, but unofficially Rox and Jedi can claim a further 4 kills on a/c they've forced into spins or to overstress and break up. We've had a couple of unfortunate disconnects thanks to the occasional network issue, but none of us have died or been brought down by the enemies guns... yet! The next mssion is tonight at 2130 CET. There are some minor additions you'll need to add to JGSME if you wish to join but are readily available small files and easily activated. I'll be on comms in the DD primary till 15 mins before SEOW mission start, so any volunteers or interested parties come find me there. Please join us, if only to keep me from being the only person having to listen to Jedi!

The new hotfix patch for UP3 is out here: http://ultrapack.il2war.com/index.php/topic,1052..html will we be converting to this version chaps?

Lovely buddy, haven't been down for ages, must stop by on the strength of these snaps.

Bugger. Ah well. Probably safer that way. For you i mean... !

Well, looks like I'm going Sunday old bean... forgot which day you said you'd be going, but if it's Sunday we'll have to organise a rendezvous.

Amazing how much can hang on one little question mark iniit?

It's his manner of imparting the information that so impresses; concise without sterility; elegant use of vocabulary without resorting to verbiosity; a touch of dry and slightly wry humour but subtly couched; and of course the tiniest hint of condescension which is nullified by the affable air of a professor addressing his favoured student. He'll either become a professor of history or a Bond villain. I'm leaning towards the latter.

Cheers Nick. I did as you suggested before I reinstalled; this lil bastard of a program blocked cobo fix in safe mode. As it happened I just found this page - wish i'd seen it before I reinstalled! Hey ho. http://www.tech-forums.net/pc/f51/win7-home-security-infection-244187/ Needed that reg key apparently.