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Did I have missed something? :helpsmilie:

 

We are also pleased to announce that in addition to the Hawk T.1A we will be showcasing other VEAO Simulations works that we have in progress' date=' namely the Bearcat, P-40F and [b']A-4 Skyhawk C[/b].

 

I'm excited ... :pilotfly:

 

 

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Hell yeah. This one will make a lot of people happy.

 

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It's an awesome plane to work on, but I'm still waiting for the Hawk...all these planes in the pipeline but no actual release yet.

 

I agree. Aircraft keep getting announced yet we still haven't seen the release of even the first fast jet module.


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Hell yeah. This one will make a lot of people happy.

 

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I agree. Aircraft keep getting announced yet we still haven't seen the release of even the first fast jet module.

 

We currently have several teams working on different aircraft, the Skyhawk being one of them.

 

As per my recent dev diary on the Hawk, we are nearly there so don't worry, it's coming soon ;)

 

VEAO current aircraft in different stages of production: 8

Number of teams working on these aircraft: 8

Impact to Hawk and other announced projects: Nil

 

Cheers,

Chris.


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8 different aircraft in production,hmmmm

Hawk

Typhoon

A-4C

HA-112 Hispano Buchon

Supermarine Spitfire Mk XIV

F8F-Bearcat

Curtiss P-40F

Thats only 7,did I miss one or are you hiding an aircraft lol

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The Douglas A-4 Skyhawk was developed in the early 50’s and had its first flight in 1954, as a multi role, single engine aircraft it excelled in service for over 40 years. With its versatility and ease of handling the Skyhawk makes an excellent addition to DCS. Serving with 9 countries the Skyhawk has also made its name in the civilian market as well, being a popular trainer and privately owned jet to this day.

 

Operating from both land and sea the Skyhawk was able to project its dominance both home and abroad

 

The Skyhawk C model includes a buddy air to air refuelling system which allows one Skyhawk to refuel the other mid-flight, providing yet more flexibility in its combat deployment roles. As well as a wide variety of munitions that can be mounted on the external hard point the aircraft is armed with a pair of 20mm cannons for close air defence.

 

The Skyhawk was also the mainstay of the United States Navy display team The Blue Angels between 1974 and 1986

 

As you can see from the screens below she is early in her development but we have a great team working on her and when the time is right, we'll do a proper announcement.

 

Cheers,

Chris.

 

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A4-Skyhawk-cockpit.jpg

 

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Wait, what?

Didn't pman (or was it you Ells?) say that you stopped working on the A-4 because you couldn't find enough real world users that wanted to collaborate? So you couldn't get the details you needed?

Did that change or did you find other ways to get all that info?

 

Anyway, cool news! :)

 

Hi,

 

That convo was about the Skyraider :)

 

Not the Skyhawk :)

 

Pman

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Wait, what?

Didn't pman (or was it you Ells?) say that you stopped working on the A-4 because you couldn't find enough real world users that wanted to collaborate? So you couldn't get the details you needed?

Did that change or did you find other ways to get all that info?

 

Anyway, cool news! :)

 

Nope, we've never mentioned the A-4 Skyhawk ever before and if we couldn't get access to aircraft or personnel then we wouldn't be doing the aircraft. I have a very strict rule about that as Pman will contest to lol


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Nope, we've never mentioned the A-4 ever before and if we couldn't get access to aircraft or personnel then we wouldn't be doing the aircraft. I have a very strict rule about that as Pman will contest to lol

 

Yeah dont I know it :p

 

Not that this stops me trying :music_whistling:

 

Pman

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Nice screenshots, looks great already. Great aircraft to be working on.

 

Is there not a Skyraider still flying in the UK? I swear there was one at Yeovilton last year.

 

There are a couple of european based ones and the parties that I approached about it simply were not interested.

 

Sadly this strikes them from any potential DCS development from us

 

Pman

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8 different aircraft in production,hmmmm

Hawk

Typhoon

A-4C

HA-112 Hispano Buchon

Supermarine Spitfire Mk XIV

F8F-Bearcat

Curtiss P-40F

Thats only 7,did I miss one or are you hiding an aircraft lol

 

Oooh actually it's 10, my bad...never was good at maths ;)

 

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Any chance you could develop an F14a to combat the skyhawk further down the line Chris. Top Gun style. :pilotfly:

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Yeah as Chris says there are some serious problems when it comes to simulating the in depth systems for the Tomcat and the Phantom. There are still some data embargo's and restrictions in place as to what can be simulated and what cant be done under any circumstances.

 

I have looked into doing both aircraft in the past and after investigation and some conversations with the aircraft manufacturers we have decided not to pursue either of these aircraft.

 

Sorry guys, I know thats not what you want to hear but we cant help it :(

 

Pman

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