It should be Clouds and Rain 3, it’s the last one 
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Testing out combat with the Chonk. Takeoffs with payload is the most hazardous part.
Rolling in on a defended marshalling yard. Already got peppered by 88s.
Guten Morgen Hans!
Raining lead on a lost 190.
Eight 50s slaps. Fritz bailed after a single burst.
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They are not IC compliant, at least Barthek’s textures. I haven’t tried the better trees. They certainly are gorgeous, though.
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Beautiful screenshots! Got a few wallpapers out of these.
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Fantastic shots 
I hope one day we will enjoy such clouds also in VR.
Its so hard to pic the best screens in 2.7. I have been working on a IAF scenario and captured some lovely screens. These are taken with my VR settings in 2d.
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Trying out SEAD in the Jug. Fearless AI and nonexistent frag makes that a resounding meh…
Coming in low as the Strikers roll in.
Close works with horseshoes and handgrenades, but not AN-M30s.
And another miss.
Hey I might have actually hit the Kdo…or at least cracked a lens.
Ow.
Limping home, engine sounding like a bad knock-knock joke and vibrating so hard I fully expected a piston to go ballistic. Hyds on the left side were toast and I barely managed to get the left gear down and locked.
Bounced hard. Left brake was also toast, so I did a Berlin drift off the end of the runway and cut off the engine.
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Sounds like you had a great time and thank God it’s just a game eh!
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Love the screenshot of you looking through the hole in the wing! Now that is one I’ve never seen before, bravo. 
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“It all started in 1918 when I saw my father flying biplanes in the Great War…”
What AI really needs is fear/suppression routines. The number of times I’ve not only been hit but critically hit by the tail gunner in a plane that is spiraling down to its doom…
Explosion 28 cm away from a AAA emplacement? Not enough to shake these guys!
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That was one of the most hilarious and spot on condensed telling of several centuries of British history I ever saw.
Wheels
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A pure genius.
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For the past week I created another Wild Weasel F-16 paint scheme.
91-0339 of the 22nd FS Spangdahlem Viper from around 2001 with a special tail art. The Big 22.
I have added a lot of small details to improve the textures and general appearance of the F-16, even up close.
My personal favorite is the gold tinted canopy and the dark nose radome.
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Does the family model allow multicrew?
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No, unfortunately that is impossible to create with the current FA-18C flight model and systems code