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Good news indeed Derek. :welldone: :welldone: :thumbsup:

I am also in the queue ready for when the great day dawns.

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Those are a sexy pair of legs. ;-) The Mossie is still being built for FS2004 and FSX, correct? (oh please oh please oh please)

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Good work there Derek :dancer: Looks pretty eye-catching with a high level of detail (LOD). Love the smoothness around the wings and engines, and the numerous hydraulic lines, etc. Great that things are max-ing out for you :)
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Knowing the designers, perhaps the fuse is being made for FS.X and the wings for Fs.9??? :roll: :worried: :think: :doho:

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Got it in one Garry :lol:

At the moment the model is pure FS9, but there will be a native FSX version as well. Whether both will be released at the same time, or the FSX version slightly later, I can't say at the moment.
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I'd tend to look more at FSXI than either FS9 or 'X' although DG already has a flying fuselage :lol:

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DaveG wrote:t the moment the model is pure FS9, but there will be a native FSX version as well. Whether both will be released at the same time, or the FSX version slightly later, I can't say at the moment.
Thanks Dave! :)

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Re: de havilland DH98 Mosquito

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Great to learn about the progress on the Mossie. Also nice of you guys to make a FS9 and FSX version. Fun for everybody!

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Fun for everybody FL?

My machine runs FSX like an Alaskan dog team competing in the Dakar rally...... :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Re: de havilland DH98 Mosquito

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Hi,

love the Mossie, can't wait. I'll just have to keep flying the Beaufighter for now.
I'll go for 'donation ware' if you promise to do a Lancaster for FSX!

Thanks,

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