There certainly is passion in this hobby, which is great to see. I don't think it exists so much in others anymore, which is a shame. Plastic kits cost so much these days, flying models are getting very complex and expensive, I suppose that is the reason.
There's a wealth of content we'd like to model but as FSX productions are now taking the better part of six months to complete, one has to chose subject very carefully to be commercially viable. Is a Sea Fury, really that saleable worldwide? I don't know. I am not sure I'd risk six months of somebody's life to do one on that basis. I know everyone wants a Spitfire, a Hurricane, an ME 109, a P38 and so on. The major plastic model manufacturers stick to the same path for the same reasons. I see Airfix has, for example, re-released the 1:24 Spit MkVB. Not a particularly great kit but excellent value by today's standards and a more tha n passable representation of the great machine. It will sell, for sure. I read the other day that the Tamiya 1:48 Lancaster is sold out.
Back on topic, to answer a few, yes the pilot is animated and has blinking eyes. Yes there are WW2 pilots in the Wartime versions. The "modern" (he'll thank you for that) pilot is Maurice Hammond, flying "Marinell" and "Janie". All the others in this pack are as wartime. Some are more weathered than others. Rockets, tanks, bombs and launchers are all selectable from the VC on the fly.
Soon? Well I THINK it'll be October, but the boys at Flight One will confirm, I am sure.