Klaiber

Thanks! I'll compare this to what I have tonight or tomorrow.

Thanks Von, got it.

The ACME stats page has been update: http://stats.jg1.org:8000/en/

It makes me wish I knew how to fly the Huey better. There is a Hind campaign I just bought. Been meaning to bust it out.

That was a really intense sortie, Snag! Hot LZs are tough in the daylight. Let alone at night.

@Vonrd - actually, I'm now thinking of a main pack and a WW2 pack. It's too much work to separate out the historical skins from the fantasy skins. Especially when we actively use some of the fantasy skins.

Splitting up/paring down the paint pack for DCS was already something that I was working on. Currently, I'm thinking of a historical pack, a fictional pack, and a WW2 pack.

Thanks so much @bowlek, this is great!

Hi @Erhardt, glad you got the chance to fly with @Wormy488 today. I was hoping that @Bamse would see you guys.

Here is the second half of the Aces Flying High article: https://acesflyinghigh.wordpress.com/2015/11/17/combat-jets-of-the-east-german-air-force-1970-to-1987-the-modernization/

The first and second generation MiG-21s of the LSK, throughout the 1960s into the early 1970s, were finished in gray. This is the Fishbed-C (first generation) to the Fishbed-D / Fishbed-E / FIshbed-F / Fishbed-G (second and third generations). In 1972, they started getting camouflaged aircraft with the Fishbed-J (MiG-21MF). From this website: https://www.key.aero/article/east-german-mig-21s-cold-war-fishbeds Some pictures and another interesting article: https://acesflyinghigh.wordpress.com/2015/11/08/combat-jets-of-the-east-german-air-force-1956-to-1969-the-early-days/

For anyone interested in getting the skins in advance of the paint pack update, here are the links: USAF 321st BS 90th BG Little Chief: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3333233/ RAAF No 28 Sqn DU C : https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3333234/ RAAF No 28 Sqn DU V: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3333235/

Hi @Wormy488, welcome. I'll send you an email to the address you registered with. Looking forward to talking with you more soon! -Klaiber

Thanks @Ludwig, this is great information.

Hi @WWBiker_, sorry to hear about the server issues. We've definitely been through those before, losing a ton of information in 2010. Glad to hear that everything is back up and running!

@Lipfert - regarding standoffs, is this what you mean? https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comments/ytovpm/can_anyone_help_me_this_monitor_wont_fit_the/

I really think that this is the key issue. And it plays into the long discussions we've had about how important it is to have a solid backend to your sim. The IL-2 mission editor is very hard to learn. And that hampers would-be events or servers. Complex builds with variety are challenging in IL-2. Whereas, with DCS, the mission editor is flexible, allowing for easy lua scripting and enhancement. Additionally, the DCS mission editor keeps getting updated with more features added and with GUI enhancements that make things more and more simple.

@Lipfert, thanks so much! This is great information. I'll pass this along and let you know if there are any more questions.

A sensational title, but an interesting video. I'd be curious what people think:

I have a friend who is thinking about buying a curved monitor. They want to wall mount it and have questions that I can't answer. Here is their message to me, as well as a picture of their VESA mount. Let me know your thoughts. And thanks in advance!

Thanks Stuka! They look great!

Congrats @Vonrd!

It looks great, @Vonrd!

Looks great, Von! For anyone interested, here is the link to download: https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/files/3333089/

Moxy's cutting the grass in the last one.