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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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What would you rather see in FSX?

Which one would you like to see native in FSX?

  • Total voters
    85
  • Poll closed .
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James

Charter Member
Would you rather see an FSX-native [preferably freeware] F-101 or F-100? Personally, I think that the F-101 gets even less attention than the Super Sabre [and it just looks better]. What do you guys think?
 
I like the looks of the F-100 better than the F-101. But I voted for the F-101. Not sure why. I like them both!
 
F-100!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

C model, with a clean version, and no refueling probe. It's the first supersonic fighter of the free-world. We really need one bad!

Chris Eells
 
Finally, someone who actually has heard of the F-100, lol, lol. The way it's overlooked, you'd think it was just another Fighter, lol. F-100 all the way!!!:salute:
 
I believe that Ron of Razbam has one in the works. I believe, again, that it's the one from Michael Davies.

If they are NOT doing it, then I will for sure as it's one of my fave jets! (like i don't already have enough on my plate....????)

I am talking about the F-100 btw!
 
That jet had the most beautiful lines I ever saw...well I guess the F-86 did too. The first time I saw one as a kid I was in love...bring on the F-100!
Ted
 
Being a "Hun" myself I just have to vote for the F-100 ! :icon_lol:

On a more serious note I like mud-moving jets more than interceptors.
 
I've tried to get my hands on a F-101B source file, but the original developer (doing it for Strike Fighters) found there were already too many Voodoos for MSFS... [Curses]

Other than that, the F-101 is not just numerically superior.
 
F-101. definitely. I only know of two...the FS9 Alphasim model and Kazunori Ito's for FS2002.
 
Does Razbam still have the Hun in the pipe-line? I would love to see one from either razbam, milviz, or Vertigo Studios. If we had a 1st class hun in this game I might just drop out of graduate school and become a full time F-100 jock.

Chris Eells:salute::salute:
 
skyblazer3 said:
Does Razbam still have the Hun in the pipe-line? I would love to see one from either razbam, milviz, or Vertigo Studios. If we had a 1st class hun in this game I might just drop out of graduate school and become a full time F-100 jock.

Chris Eells:salute::salute:
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AMEN!
 
Neither of the above! I want a bally Sturgeon!

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Those two fighters were both I won't say crap but not in anyway suited to the FAA or RAF, the super sabre killed more pilots that it ever shot down and the voodoo was in my opinion gay it just looked gay lol (By no means a reflection of anyone that flew one or worked on one) Just my forthright opinion!!!
 
peter12213 said:
Those two fighters were both I won't say crap but not in anyway suited to the FAA or RAF, the super sabre killed more pilots that it ever shot down and the voodoo was in my opinion gay it just looked gay lol (By no means a reflection of anyone that flew one or worked on one) Just my forthright opinion!!!
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Ah Peter, I like you man, you're a lot of fun to have around, but sometimes you just come out with things that really have nothing to do with the thread, lol. The F-100 was never meant for the RAF or FAA, so what that had to do with the thread. . .I have no idea, lol. Yes the Super Saber had problems, but the fact that it remained a viable part of the AF inventory for 13 years, and was highly successful during the Vietnam Conflict shows that it was not just a flash in the pan. Your statement that it killed more pilots than it ever shot down is speculative at best based on the accident rate but probably no hard evidence, but consider that from 1961 to 1969 in Vietnam, the F-100 flew over 360,000 sorties and lost 242 aircraft. . .the Phantom, flying a similar sortie rate lost over 400. I understand, that that's "apple and oranges", but every aircraft has problems, the F-100 not withstanding. . .but it was an outstanding fighter and deserves some attention in Flight Sim.:salute:
 
And I you Ed mate! But actually what I should have just said was F100 for me too please! Its hard for me to picture aircraft from a non RAF or FAA point of view, I mean Britain and America are two of the greatest aeronautical engineering countries in the world but sometimes I do wonder what the hell you guys were thinking as you do at us sometimes no doubt! But to defend myself the Voodoo was one ugly aircraft the super sabre was great but most of the books I've read and pilots notes have stated it was a very intense and demanding aircraft to fly even in its later marks which is excellent for us as a flying challenge, but very bad as you well know in a combat environment thus the reason it flew less risky sorties leaving the heavy work to Thud's and Phantoms during the Vietnam war! :salute:
 
The F-100 certainly was not an aircraft for weak pilots. Nonetheless, I think a well modeled bird with the kind of "by the book" flight dynamics that we have seen recently would make a lot of people happy. :salute::salute:

Peter, I also appreciate your comments on the forums and I forgive you for your momentary lapse :wavey:
 
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