Heads Up - Beware!

[Chris Trott]

Agreed, I didn't see those in the screenshots. But yes, those are BMP-1's.

As for the LAV/Strykers, It's one of those things where I think the models are of a version of the LAV that was never actually accepted by the Marine Corps but tested. They were looking (back in the mid-1990s) to have everything LAV-mounted and get rid of the M1's as they were "too heavy". They had everything from a 110MM smoothbore with an autoloader, to a 100MM+ mortar carrier, to a command vehicle, to a dedicated anti-tank mount (which is what that model appears to be). The Army is now doing the same thing with the Stryker, so we'll see if anything actually comes of it.

[fsafranek]

Some well published reviewer at Flightsim seems to feel differently.

http://www.flightsim.com/main/review/usmcpak.htm

Is the scenery for sale there perhaps?

CHEERS

[DaveB]

I dunno Frank but I tend to read that a little differently.. it seems very 'tongue in cheek' ;-) I think there may be some unwritten law that if a piece of software is going to be reviewed.. they are not allowed to 'slag it off'. I was very much amused by the word in brackets.. (apparently) Much of the review is made up of quotes from the head man at Eagle which, I suppose, allows the reviewer to be happy that he's not personally said it's 'good' while not actually saying it's bad ;-)

ATB

DaveB :tab:

[Mickey D]

No-one's mentioned the fact that it's built from mostly default FSX objects accessable with any good scenery placement program. I think it's time to dig out all the sceneries languishing in the dark recesses of my HD that I considered crap. If people are buying that they'll be in raptures over my worst ones. Time to make a kiling methinks. I have loads of AS stuff that went as freeware on AvSim. Maybe I could rehash it as FSX native now.

Order the Ferrari luv. :dance:

[airboatr]

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