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DCS: UH-1H Huey beta, Flaming Cliffs 3 & World 1.2.4 OUT NOW!
Eagle Dynamics and Belsimtek have released the eagerly awaited 1.2.4 patch and first 3rd party addon: the UH-1H Huey. The UH-1H is a well known airframe here in New Zealand. We’re only just replacing them now, after 50 years of… Read More ›
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Desert Raider: Part One
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X-Plane 10 – Carenado Cessna 210
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DCS: Combined Arms – Town Capture with Air Support
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God damn you birds!
Flying from Belgium to Germany ‘something’ flew straight into my engine with a loud smash followed by alarm bells. That’s probably a bad thing. Fuel flow was dead unless at very high throttle. Manifold pressure was through the roof. Seemed… Read More ›
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[KT]Tears of Sorrow: Riverboat Rampage!
OCB conducts a riverboat civilian pickup in a jungle! Features PhysX 6.5 riverboat vs river rocks physics. Two doctors; Cane and Shields, working for a NGO group filed travel plans with the Embassy but failed to check in, their itinerary… Read More ›
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DCS: FW-190-D9 Pictures released
As part of their first regular Friday update ED have released details about their upcoming AI opponent to the Mustang. Also, it appears more WWII era maps and objects are on the way! Click to the see all the pictures!
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X-Plane Screenshots 64-bit
I thought I’d share what X-Plane 10 is looking like these days. Just some shots around 10.20 and 10.21 beta that I’ve been stockpiling. BAe JetStream 32 by Jrollon over the the Alps: The Cessna 210T Centurion by Carenado: The… Read More ›
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Coming soon: [LN]Desert Raider
Situation: FR: The SOTG company have mostly consolidated back at base and have deployed a rotation of covert OPs around various towns to collect intelligence on insurgent activity. Air avaition assets are based at the southern air base and include… Read More ›
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RIP Jim Mackonochie
The DCS community was saddened recently by the loss of ED Team Member Jim Mackonochie. I never met Jim but enjoyed greatly the influence that he had over the birth of Flight Simulation and the development of Eagle Dynamics and… Read More ›
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