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  • Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.

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Couldn't Resist

That looks excellent, Jim. What scheme is it coming in - Goodyear perhaps? Looking forward to it.:salute:
 
jdhaenens said:
OK, Just for Paul: and yes, we'll be trying to make the Sparrowhawks land (at least hook up).
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Now that - is magnificent. A whole new dimension of naval aviation. Is that the great Put Put's (Mr. Clawson)'s FSX F9C-2? I've always been curious about hooking aboard an airship - would love to try that, but I am not aware of that being possible in FS9, but in FSX, many things look possible ...

Looking great!

dl

:applause:
 
Schweeeeet!

If you can get the Sparrowhawk to work, perhaps someone would come up with an XF-85 Goblin too? Even though it's not historically accurate, it would be cool.
 
seems to me I remember an old thread on this board from last year about the possibility and utter coolness of hooking Sparrowhawks onto the Macon...

seems to be coming about nicely...maybe ?
 
If this project continues and they figure this out on how to get them hooked up, this discovery can open a new door for great developments in the future as far as doing in flight refueling. Heres to hope...
 
Shylock said:
If this project continues and they figure this out on how to get them hooked up, this discovery can open a new door for great developments in the future as far as doing in flight refueling. Heres to hope...
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Heres to hope for this project...
 
Personally I feel that since Jim expressed a desire to not be asked about any of his scenery work, and early replies to this thread gave me the impression that this was part of a larger project involving scenery. As such I felt it was in keeping with his wishes to let it be for now.
 
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