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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
Are You ready to be the fastest man in the jet?
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Daveroo
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oh someone just give us beale.........by the way...any of you ever hear a U2 as it comes down prior to landing?....youd think a UFO had just entered the earths atmosphere....its a whoooooooshing sound...id wondered what i was hearing for a long time..then one day i was outside BSing with a buddy when we heard it and then a few seconds later a U2 passed directly over my house.
dhazelgrove
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US Cities X - Las Vegas has a decent Area 51 scenery.
And FS Dreamteam has a nice Janet terminal.
centuryseries
SOH-CM-2023
US Cities X - Las Vegas has a decent Area 51 scenery.
And FS Dreamteam has a nice Janet terminal.
So many myths and legends, but the SR-71 was built and flown from Palmdale California, not Area 51. Area 51 was used as the test site for the Lockheed A-12, the SR's Mach 3 father which I have in development myself. No direct links as I don't want to tread on their thread.
I hope Milviz won't mind me saying as I'm sure your beta testers will notice, but the SR only had a 3 number serial on the nacelles.
Looking impressive!
Blackbird686
SOH-CM-2026
So many myths and legends, but the SR-71 was built and flown from Palmdale California, not Area 51. Area 51 was used as the test site for the Lockheed A-12, the SR's Mach 3 father which I have in development myself. No direct links as I don't want to tread on their thread.
I hope Milviz won't mind me saying as I'm sure your beta testers will notice, but the SR only had a 3 number serial on the nacelles.
Looking impressive!
Also... don't forget the Lockheed "YF-12A", a high altitude, high speed interceptor. It carried 4 air to air radar guided (I believe) missiles in internal bays under the fuselage and had a highly advanced digital radar tracking system. Very similar to the SR-71 and the A-12 in shape. (Maybe the YF-12A was re-designated as A-12), I don't know a lot about the plane tho... I think the whole project was canned due to cost over-runs, delays in testing and someone finally deciding that such a wicked aircraft was really not needed. A "Tac-Pac" version with working radar for flight simulator... just say'n.
The screens of that SR-71 look amazing tho...
BB686
centuryseries
SOH-CM-2023
Also... don't forget the Lockheed "YF-12A", a high altitude, high speed interceptor. It carried 4 air to air radar guided (I believe) missiles in internal bays under the fuselage and had a highly advanced digital radar tracking system. Very similar to the SR-71 and the A-12 in shape. (Maybe the YF-12A was re-designated as A-12), I don't know a lot about the plane tho... I think the whole project was canned due to cost over-runs, delays in testing and someone finally deciding that such a wicked aircraft was really not needed. A "Tac-Pac" version with working radar for flight simulator... just say'n.
The screens of that SR-71 look amazing tho...
BB686
The YF-12A carried only 3 missiles - these missiles were further developed into the Phoenix for the F-14. A-12 came first (including M-21/D-21), followed by the YF-12 and then SR-71. YF-12 and SR were used as a cover for the still secret A-12 which saw operational service over South East Asia before early retirement in 1968.
I particularly like the fact that Milviz is modelling the often asked for RSO cockpit.