Jaguar on the way

If it includes the RAF GR1/GR3 then I'm in, but if it's only the French versions then no sale.
 
Is that not an RAF Jaguar in the top photo in that link?
Either way I am sure they will like they did with the Transall, Magister, and Bronco
 
joe bob said:
Is that not an RAF Jaguar in the top photo in that link?
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But the image isn't from Azurepoly!
"The image above is an artistic visualization from Repman of the Jaguar and is not indicative of the final product being developed by AzurPoly"
 
Really, another publisher to compete with one of my projects ;) started last year but put on hold because of a certain Stearman on which I worked actively until the end of the year.
Of course, I don’t have the "work force" of AzurPoly but since two pilots of this aircraft (model A & E on St Dizier in 93') had offered their help and sent me a lot of documentation, I still hope to finish this project ... one day :cool:

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Sorry, but this model was intended only for the French version of the Jaguar and planned as freeware, moreover it was presented last year on the official forum of MSFS 2020 :
- https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/sepecat-jaguar-a-by-french-vfr/575945
- http://www.pilote-virtuel.com/viewtopic.php?id=103584&p=1
 
Disappointed that the GR version is an afterthought, but I'd happily use an A cockpit with a GR external if they ever make it. Time will tell I guess. Good luck to them.
 
Nice to see a Jaguar, but... no RAF version means no purchase for this Brit. And maybe that's a strong message they need to hear to assist them in their design and marketing decisions, providing they hear it from enough potential buyers.
 
When I was about 7 or 8 the first fast jet I ever saw was a Jaguar GR.1. OK, it happened to be on the back of a truck with its wings removed as my uncle's car overtook it on the motorway... but still...
I also recall a large (3-4 foot long) model of one in a Forces recruitment office in Glasgow when I was around the same age, perched on a plinth with a mannequin in survival gear sitting in a raft beside it.
A few years later, on the same day I was told by my optician that I no longer needed to wear glasses, a pair of them overflew my house just as I returned home.
After another few years I walked into that recruitment office... and applied to the Navy :ROFLMAO:

The Jaguar will always hold a special place in my memory and so I'd pick up a GR1/3 in a heartbeat, the Jaguar A... doesn't exactly hold the same appeal. Appreciate they're possibly looking at an external model variation, but the truth is the A and GR1/3 were very different, both inside and out.
 
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I wonder if the older UKMil jaguar could be used at least the external model if they only provide the A. I've not tried converting it but it's just a simple FSX model with no complex gauges I think.
 
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