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by harkonnen » Sun Sep 27, 2009 12:07 pm
I got a little restless having several unreleased projects sitting on my hard drive. Time to share a few. More to come.
This is the carrier set and the rest of the group, stopping by KOFF to visit RD, if you enjoy the big ships in sci-fi shows and movies you might enjoy this.
http://www.surclaro.com/concept-aircraf ... dateD.html
Thanks 'G', it's a buzz to see my uploads join your collection of fine add-on files.
...And don't even try to tell me that the helipads on the HMS Geddy Lee aren't landable...I put the Robinson Trainer down on both pads this morning. (You have to be
very gentle

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Have some fun!
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by gbesoain » Sun Sep 27, 2009 1:25 pm
Sure they will be a success. Hope to see more.
Did you noticed that all downloads can be shared on Facebook now?
I think that is nice function don't you?
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by Haun » Sun Sep 27, 2009 4:39 pm
do they move like the the water borne carriers?
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by rd » Sun Sep 27, 2009 8:33 pm
No, they don't move. Even the water based carriers don't move.
Good stuff Hark, congrats on finally releasing it.
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by mel wilson » Sun Sep 27, 2009 11:20 pm
Two great home grown downloads, what can I say guys.......... Well done
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by harkonnen » Mon Sep 28, 2009 7:39 am
Thanks folks. I suppose I should have mentioned that this set was built for FS2004. Hey - if anyone tries it in FSX please let me know what happens.

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by jaeger52 » Mon Sep 28, 2009 11:44 pm
Slightly Belated Congrat's Harky on your HOT AS$ upload!
Unless someone beats me to the punch, I'll definitely load it into my FSX in the days ahead and let you know what happens!
S' hang in there dude!
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by harkonnen » Tue Sep 29, 2009 1:46 am
Thanks Jaeg, they were fun to build and play with,
and please do let me know if they are O.K. in FSX...landing surfaces, textures, etc.
I betcha the carrier's radar assemblies won't spin in FSX.
EDIT: Oh perfect - I just noticed that for a few of my screenies I forgot to turn the lights on on my F-14. That's like being the dummy that notices when he gets home that he's been driving all night with no lights.

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by harkonnen » Sun Oct 11, 2009 12:56 pm
Ha ha....I forgot to put a certain something in my description of the upload for the carriers...here's my excerpt from an email reply to a new friend in Atlanta, a RUSH fan who enjoyed the scenery set and provided some welcome feedback after trying the download.
"Just a note to let you know that there is a hard to notice STOL deck underneath the big Hinson carrier...I sort of forgot about it and never even mentioned it in my description. Not long enough for a small plane mind you, but choppers and futuristic VTOL stuff will land there easily. Just fly straight-on to the USS Steve Hinson, then go underneath it and fly under the first big gun turret, you will see a wedge-shaped inlet area, and a neat little runway."
