MAAM TBF/TBM avail..

[Javis]

By bringing out an FSX version in 6 or even 12 months, they can extend the life of this project much further.

Actually the FSX version might not be that far away.... can't say no more at this time...

Btw, thanks for your continuous support, Trev. Highly appreciated !

Now, hopefully Jan can finish his Sabre!!!

You bet! Me and my Sabre dev crew jumped over the Turkey farm fence and headed back to the ol' Sabre hangar. Finishing up the loose ends as i type this ( multitasking ) Not long now, she's roaring to go ! :dance:

Cheers,
Jan

[FlyTexas]

She is definitely a beauty, Jan. This one will raise the freeware bar for sure.

Brian

[DaveG]

Really looking forward to the Sabre, Jan

I'll definitely pick up the Turkey when the 'X version come available

[Paul K]

I can't fly fast jets for toffee, but I'm getting that Sabre just to pan round it and gaze upon its sheer gorgeousness as it sits on the sunlit tarmac. Jan, that really is a work of art!

[mgchristy]

I've been salivating over that Sabre for months now. From all sources, it seems like it'll be more than worth the wait!

Thanks to you and your team for both these planes, Jan. :flying:

[Chris Trott]

First, sorry for holding this on tangent a little longer.

Second, Jan, I've not been following the F-86 progress much, but is there any chance of doing a Haymaker RF-86D? My Great Uncle flew with the 15th RS during Korea and I'd love to be able to do a repaint representing his aircraft.

Third (to get back on track), as soon as I get some money, I'll definitely be purchasing the TBM. Love that airplane.

[Viper]

Hi Jan...

Normally I would react by personal e-mail but this time I will use the forum as well.
I just did receive the TBM CD version from MAAM and all I can say: WOW!!!! You and the team did it again!
This product is worth every euro I paid for it, also because I know the money is used for preserving beautiful aviation relics like this TBM.

Grtz.
tonka

[Javis]

Thanks for the nice comments, guys, re the Turkey as well as the Sabre. ( got your email too, Johan, thanks )

Chris : wouldn't that be RF-86F ?.. :think:

I don't know about the D... i believe only F's were used with the Haymaker project.

The 'Dog' is an almost entirely different aircraft compared to the F of course. If you indeed mean the RF-86F then that could be arranged i suppose. Some major surgery at the front/bottom fuselage would be needed for the cameras installation.

Plan is to do the entire F-86 family, including the Dog and the sea going Fury's. Not sure about which FS version we'll be flying once 'the plan' has come fully materialised, if ever... :roll:

Cheers,
Jan

[Chris Trott]

You are correct, it is an RF-86F as that's what I labelled the images of 'Red's' plane at the NMUSAF.