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#3481923 - 12/27/11 07:15 AM Re: DCS Flying Legends [Re: WynnTTr]
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A2A tries to be as faithful to the original as they can - that is what makes them so special.

I am sure that ED is teasing us - I doubt that they could afford to make a WWII fighter because that would need a whole new sim to go with it.
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#3482100 - 12/27/11 12:31 PM Re: DCS Flying Legends [Re: Tom_Weiss]
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Originally Posted By: Tom_Weiss
A2A tries to be as faithful to the original as they can - that is what makes them so special.

I am sure that ED is teasing us - I doubt that they could afford to make a WWII fighter because that would need a whole new sim to go with it.


You know that the model for it came with A-10C don't you? They hid it in the install.

You'd think the founder/owner of lockonfiles.com wouldn't be such a "Debby downer" when it comes to ED stuff.

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#3482117 - 12/27/11 12:57 PM Re: DCS Flying Legends [Re: WynnTTr]
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I know that, I also know this:

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Originally Posted by JimMack
Though the exact varient that is being modelled we no longer own


If it is not a plane anymore in their inventory, then it is one of these

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Quote:FORMER DUXFORD RESIDENTS
Bell P-39 Airacobra G-CEJU
Cassutt Racers
Curtiss TP-40M G-KITT - Now with Peter Teichman at North Weald
Dassault Mystere IV 57
Polikarpov I-15 FLARF-02089
Republic F-105D USAF 59-1822
Vickers Viscount G-OPAS - Currently on loan to Bournemouth Aviation Museum
Vickers-Supermarine Spitfire IX G-CZAF
Vickers-Supermarine Spitfire LF.XVIe G-BXVI



my guess is Republic F-105D USAF 59-1822, which would point out to a Vietnam era sim.

Not being a "Debby downer" ... I just donīt think that it would be positive to speculate about ED doing a WWII sim based on the Lock On FC engine, I could be wrong, but I canīt see that happening.

... of course we all could be wrong and they end up releasing a Vickers Viscount ...
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#3482123 - 12/27/11 01:07 PM Re: DCS Flying Legends [Re: WynnTTr]
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Its not the FC SFM engine, its the DCS engine using an AFM. They've also sold Mustang's before. The shining example being Princess Elizabeth, a P-51C:

http://www.mustangsmustangs.com/p-51/?survivors/serial/43-25147

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1996: Princess Elizabeth, Stephen Grey, The Fighter Collection - England


I think its a great idea by TFC/ED. The Mustang is very iconic and public recognition of the Mustang will grow with the new "Red Tails" movie coming out soon. They (ED) will surely do a much better job with flight dynamics than anything any developer in FSX will do.





Edited by VBA_Rhino (12/27/11 01:15 PM)

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#3482138 - 12/27/11 01:23 PM Re: DCS Flying Legends [Re: WynnTTr]
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Until you see a new map, DCS is still a hybrid Lock On FC - DCS engine.

if they release a BF109 and B-17 too we all could enjoy a nice WWII flight sim, but we are again talking about a whole new flight sim.

A2A is also releasing the Mustang - then we could compare those two with ...



and have a great time doing it ... weīll have to wait a while to find out.
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#3482158 - 12/27/11 01:42 PM Re: DCS Flying Legends [Re: WynnTTr]
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4- The first "DCS Flying Legends" aircraft will be released in the first half of 2012.

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=81589

Nobody mentioned a new sim. Just an Aircraft.

Nate

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#3482166 - 12/27/11 01:55 PM Re: DCS Flying Legends [Re: WynnTTr]
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Originally Posted By: Nate
Note

4- The first "DCS Flying Legends" aircraft will be released in the first half of 2012.

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=81589

Nobody mentioned a new sim. Just an Aircraft.

Nate


that is why I was betting on a F-105 add on, which would fit in nicely in the LOFC/DCS world, but I guess I was wrong and it will be a Mustang ...

back to work, bye smile
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#3482439 - 12/27/11 10:47 PM Re: DCS Flying Legends [Re: WynnTTr]
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So a P-51 without a new WW2 era sim world? Is this correct?

What would be the point?


Edited by Lanzfeld113 (12/28/11 10:15 AM)

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#3482967 - 12/28/11 05:11 PM Re: DCS Flying Legends [Re: WynnTTr]
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God, I would love to see a P-47 Thunderbolt. From what some of you are saying, it does sound like the Mustang. But I'm a Jug fan.
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#3483174 - 12/28/11 10:26 PM Re: DCS Flying Legends [Re: Pooch]
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Originally Posted By: Pooch
God, I would love to see a P-47 Thunderbolt. From what some of you are saying, it does sound like the Mustang. But I'm a Jug fan.


+1

A nice set of jugs would be cool...

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