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noddy said:
Thanks John and lovely shot Zsolt.
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Unfortunately the Flare Boxes near the fin are still existing. They are not part of the British Harrier GR7 and GR9 version but only of the AV-8B. Hopefully they can be removed by the next updates...
 
Lovely shots Denny! The model seems really nice!

This weekend, I'll have the possibility to download and fly it.

Priller
 
I revisited my livery of CF-VPM and did a major update to the exterior and interior textures of this Aeroplane Heaven beauty. I thought to me it looked great before, but with cleaned-up redrawn rivets and lines, interior and exterior touches, PBR tweeks, I'm in awe of this gorgeous model. This Mustang gives me great joy, it looks and sounds incredible.

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That looks excellent, Doug! You've really captured the markings and colors spot-on. I've enjoyed when the real-life counterpart makes its way into Dave Hadfield's videos on Youtube.

Noddy, I really like the shot of the Vampire. It looks like you were perhaps skirting past some rain there.
 
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Not sure if there's enough time to cover the whole MSFS world, but nice to have the Eastern Europe update and visit Budapest with that lovely little de Havilland alternative.
 
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