Military AI Works

Hello,

After releasing the RF-4's from Bremgarten and Leck and the F-4F's from Hopsten and Pferdsfeld, it is time for the last two airbases that flew the Phantom in the Luftwaffe.
Chris and I are proud to present JG71 from Wittmund and JG74 from Neuburg.
They are just uploaded to both AVSIM and Flightsim.com and should be available soon. Look for ETSNJG74 and ETNTJG71.

Here are some screenshots:












We hope you like them, please standby for more retro packages.
Menno

Thanks Menno and Chris............................what ya doin' next??

nice suprise guy's thank you

You are welcome, after all the nice things that have been created from you guys, we have to do something back.
We are working on some other projects, and not only Germany

Thanks guys.
Have you ever considered doing Nörvenich, Büchel and/or Schleswig.

we are working on Nörvenich, Büchel, Schleswig and the other Tornado wings, we only can't give an ETA.

Bedankt voor je snelle reactie. Ik verheug me d'r al op.
(Thanks for your quick reply. I'm looking forward to it.)

Nice one guys, thank you

During our two week holiday at the North Sea I have seen a Phantom twice. Such a great aircraft... I guess they were from Wittmund.

Other nice spottings were Tornados, the Orions from Nordholz, a very low flying Sentry (gear down, coming in from the Sea) and two dogfighting Eurofighters. Oh, and a whole lotta helicopters.

Where I live you will see nothing even if you wait for years

Thanks a lot for your work,

Well played you guys. Your packages are always a pleasure and now that youa re adding scenery even more so.

Menno and/or Chris

Great packages as usual. One small thing I noticed (which I had missed before) was the parking radius. The model calls for a radius of 20 mtrs whilst you have the parking spots at 10 mtrs. No problem as I just changed the model to fit the parking, but just for your information.

Of course, it could just be an error on my part - it usually is!!!

Thanks for adding more traffic again to my 1990 setup ! Great stuff again...