Kiev,MiG-25,Kikka

sepp666 said:
VERY NICE! Will it be placeable with AIcarriers?

Will you do the YAK-38 after that, please?
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thanks for the notice ;) , it'd be nice to have it placeable with AIcarriers

well i hope i can model that Yak-38 myself ;) , but for now, we can use Kazunori Ito's Yak-38 (thought it's not a native fsx)
 
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What do you think how long it will take since you have finished it? I hope that you put static helis and YAK's on it?!

Which YAK-38 is that?
 
Minsk, Kiev, Acula, Kara

If anybody wants to convert my models and make them suitable for AI Carriers, steerable ships etc then give me a shout. I have all models ready and FSX native so I just need some help with the final stuff. These were going to be a payware relase but I do not have time with the other stuff that I am doing to commit so they will be freeware.
Some images can be found at www.mark-harper.co.uk
(Russian ships)
They have been sitting on my hard drive for 3 years or more so time to sweep out the old and bring in the new. Also it is very very likely that the Eagle will also be freeware.
A donation would be nice but totally not required. You can't protect scenery files from the bit torrent pirates so I might as well get rid of them for free. It is the return from payware projects that keep developers alive for complex FSX native models so please think about that.
Because of my other work though and these will be free please please give me a bit of space and no gripes.
Also the Kuznetsov is ready for FSX along with the subs and escorts.
Right now where is me Vodka :icon29:
 
It/they do not need to be finished - they are and have been for over 3 years. They just need to be imported and configured for AI Carriers etc. I will get Bill to test if he has time then upload them as Mdl files somewhere.
 
Dose anyone have a link to the most upto date version of the Mig-25?

FSDSMAN is the Flanker B ready for FSX as a flyable aircraft?
 
The mig-25 is right here on SOH. I don't mean to be rude or anything, and yet I do believe searching the library takes about the same amount of time as asking for a link.
 
FSDSMAN said:
If anybody wants to convert my models and make them suitable for AI Carriers, steerable ships etc then give me a shout. I have all models ready and FSX native so I just need some help with the final stuff. These were going to be a payware relase but I do not have time with the other stuff that I am doing to commit so they will be freeware.
Some images can be found at www.mark-harper.co.uk
(Russian ships)
They have been sitting on my hard drive for 3 years or more so time to sweep out the old and bring in the new. Also it is very very likely that the Eagle will also be freeware.
A donation would be nice but totally not required. You can't protect scenery files from the bit torrent pirates so I might as well get rid of them for free. It is the return from payware projects that keep developers alive for complex FSX native models so please think about that.
Because of my other work though and these will be free please please give me a bit of space and no gripes.
Also the Kuznetsov is ready for FSX along with the subs and escorts.
Right now where is me Vodka :icon29:
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SOMEONE DO THIS WITH MARK! I've been waiting and watching for a long time to see those come out.
 
sepp666 said:
Couldn't you please make the Ships from FSDSMAN useable?

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it'd be great to make those amazing model to work in fsx,
if FSDSMAN gives me the honour to give me the permission to do that, i'd be glad doing it...with all the limitation of my abilities of course
 
hadhart said:
it'd be great to make those amazing model to work in fsx,
if FSDSMAN gives me the honour to give me the permission to do that, i'd be glad doing it...with all the limitation of my abilities of course
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That would be nice... Sry for that question - is it possible to stand in the air like a helikopter with that YAK-141? If yes, please tell me how... Flaps Full, air brake, or what is to do?
 
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