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Lipfert, it's been >2 weeks, how are the pedals? I would love to hear a quick review from you. I'm pretty close to tipping off the fence and grabbing a set, myself.

That's about 1/2 of what I paid for www.dwvac.com I have found voice commands invaluable in DCS.

I'll still be holding out until the whole DCS: 1944 is released. I love ED and what they do but I'm not ready to buy another duplicate key.

Congratulations and please accept my deepest gratitude for stepping up where I was unable to continue.

I'm not going to lie, that's awesome. Maybe my Saitek rudder pedals will break soon... with a hammer.

Wow, that was an awesome game!

http://www.cbc.ca/sports/soccer/brazil2014/pre-game/world-cup-pre-game-usa-vs-portugal-1.2683603 Game on!

I picked up the remaining aircraft and field mods. I couldn't justify the weapon mods, though.

Maybe I'll finally finish my Entente collection of airplanes collecting dust on my HD hangar.

Congratulations everyone! Special 'grats to Labroisse on the Blue Max!

My money spent on the DCS: WWII kickstarter was put forth in the hope that it would win me that shiny pair of rudder pedals. I was against it but when I had a chance to win, I figured, why not? I honestly would have accepted them instead of the completely amazing gesture the actual winner did, giving them to a TF modder. Call me selfish, I know. This is good to know:

Wow, if this doesn't end his career, I don't know what will.

I wonder if he logged the right seat time?

You can't argue with that price. That looks great!

It's always amazing to look at these old photos. Thanks Labroisse.

The new release date is: "..when it's ready." Looks like Ubisoft is at it again. Instead of the "two weeks, be sure" comment, it looks like they've learned a more appropriate phrase from the UltraPack modders.

I received the two books today and my first impression is favorable. They are high quality and have a lot of great photos of I./JG3 during France and the Battle of Britain.

I'll have to watch this tomorrow at work, if I get the chance.

That temp agency sounds worse than the knee injury. Torn ligaments are no joke, I've been in a similar situation many years ago. I wish you a speedy recovery, for sure. We'll be here when you get the time.

Looks like the same plane. I'm surprised he didn't list the incident on the page, other's I've looked had had everything like that listed. "PLT ATTEMPTED SPUR OF THE MOMENT LANDING IN OPEN FIELD. ACFT WHEELS SANK INTO SOFT TERRAIN AFTER TOUCHDOWN AND ACFT NOSED OVER." That looks like a good spot to take a leak...

http://www.trade-a-plane.com/detail/1649876.html If only I had stupid money...

I went ahead and picked up Jagdgeschwader 3 "Udet" in WWII: Vol. 1, also. With all the Battle of Britain flying we've been doing in CloD, I've been more interested in I./JG3's early exploits. Plus, when I was a kid my mother always encouraged me to buy books by saying, "You can never go wrong buying a book. It will be there for life." I think it made her happy I wasn't only trying to pick up the newest G.I. Joe figure.

I'm finally getting around to ordering this book today. While looking around, I did find this book on I./JG3, too bad they don't have one on JG1. Although I do have the Defenders of the Reich Series by Mombeek, so it's probably just as effective. I wonder if Defending the Reich: The History of Jagdgeschwader 1 "Oesau", also by Mombeek, is just a rewrite of those 3 smaller paperback books. I find it hard to spend ~$70 to find out, though.

Thanks Klaiber, this is even better than I envisioned. Great work making it visually pop out on the forum!