ACG_Bussard

Deleted, sorry

I have here at my home a Thrustmaster Warthog Throttle, which I don´t use anymore (changed to a Virpil CM2). The issues are, that the thumb switch is disabled on mine, so you have to assamble your thumb switch into to get a full working one and I´m located in Germany. The shipping costs won´t be cheap and the delivery takes some time. But if you are interested write me a PM.

Cover song from 1984 of the 1970 original. Sadly it looses nothing of it´s message. I feel touched, nuff said.

edited - 22.03.2022

S! I´m using Sheriff´s profile on IL-2 and DCS for 1,5 years now. Can´t complain. Track IR – Sheriff's Sim Shack (sheriffssimshack.com) P.S. surreptitious advertising not intended

F-4F Phantom II Bundeswehr - JG71 Richthofen - 1973 until 2013

So cool, this one I´ll buy for sure! F-4 Phantom - Cold war fighter from my childhood memories 😃

Disclaimer: It seems that the engine sounds are on some scenes edited and incorrect. The later gun camera scenes are possible from allied planes... 😉

Thank´s for the message, GenMarkof! RL always goes first and we´ll certainly retake our flight session. Etzel, Greif and me had a good time anyway! S! Bussard

Rebuilds of Bf 109´s in Canada with interesting details and explanations.

Hi Gent´s, today I learned from an German magazine about an "real premiere" of a currently completed Bf 109 G6 in the United States. Here´s the article from a November, 23rd in: Originalmotor läuft! Eine Bf 109 erwacht zum Leben | FLUG REVUE You lucky ones in the U.S.! Enjoy your new Bf 109 at the upcoming airshows!

Yeah, I feel the same way like you. The internet and it´s bells and whistles. Anyway nice video, we could be happy to see such planes, which were decades gone... It´s funny, in the 40ies and 50ies, they trashed and abused those planes and now they put it out of the sea, swamps and reconstruct it or build replicas.

This Fw 190 replica with JG1 Markings is also located at Hangar 10 in Usedom/Germany (near the baltic sea). The video what you posted is nice, but didn´t contains any new material. Don´t know why "warbirds" comes up with that stuff and present it as "first public flights". Anyway here is more material from the FW 190 for your viewing pleasure

Stumbled about an old book from Cajus Bekker (1964), which caught currently my attention. Never read in such way the story of the German Luftwaffe in WW2 in one book. The compact book counts in the German version around 400 pages. Every chapter ends in the German version with "expierences and lessons", which points what was achieved and what was missed, though tacitcal and stratgically. Book is available from the big A or elsewhere.

Very nice, Barton! Very usefull and I´ll keep it in mind, how to bounce. I kindly asking for you some practice lessons, as I want to master the bouncing too but rarely succeed. 🙂 I´m also suprised how you handle your 190 before the vertical scissor. Looks for a moment that you would be loosing control by stalling and the P-38 would gain the advantage by her energy reserve.