Looks interesting, if I had a cable connection I would love to play this Sim more online and a virtual airforce would be along the lines of my preferences. Good luck.

I see you have David Brice onboard, I love his work!

Joker

nice aircraft and site,but i think that there is a mistake in the title. tovarich = comrade. dont't know ,if it is right,but i think it is used that way...

I think I can talk Dan into it. 

As the Gent who comissioned this model,  I can tell you the Su-17 is swing wing and this aircraft will be fully functional. The Su-22 was designed pretty much as an export model with varying avionics and weps fits to the 17.  There will also be a two seat Version coming too.  Available from www.sierrahotel.org and no doubt the TLUK site.
Sounds would be good, also panel photo's so we can create a panel...

Jon Watkins
CEO
Sierra Hotel
Sierra Hotel

Hi Chris,

those projects look awsome, a couple questions though...

If those carriers are not scenery, how are they going to be used? Player used carriers cannot be landed on.

Cool submarines, do they fully submerge, have a 2d panel, and have a DVC?

What's the SA-8 Rocket Launcher and missles for if you cannot shoot aircrafts down, or have effects show in MP?

Awsome stuff!

I guess I can ask Dan about it. He's out of town at the moment so when he gets back we'll see. 

The Su-24 and Su-17 are Aircraft built for Sierra Hotel (FRAAv)  These aircraft once completed will be sent to the Gromov Flight Test Center (A division of the FRAAv) and they will be closed to Beta tested by members of that organisation and then open Beta to the TLUK team.  If your interested in joining the TLUK team I would suggest contacting the Designer Dan Dunn via his website.   
However anyone who is wishing to join the Sierra Design Bureau in a manufacturing capacity (A/C Design, Sounds, Panels, Scenery, API's etc) or you are keen to join the Gromov Test Team you are more than welcome to contact myself at the email address below.

Thank you for your interest and encouraging comments.

Jon Watkins
CEO FRAAv/SH
www.sierrahotel.org
jon@faslane.co.uk

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ok, I see. Still looks fun!

isn't that lip on the carrier a bit...errr...prone to mishaps? I know that in other objects in FS2K2, like mountains and stuff, climbing them is almost impossible, u go through the mountain with your gear and stuff...

Iafpilot

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Ivan, the Ukrainians unsuccessfully attempted to sell it to numerous countries such as India and China but with no success. However it has been bought by a company who wish to turn the imcomplete carrier (missing engine and rudder) into an entertainment complex and casino. It was towed from the Black Sea to Macau where it is now anchored!


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Correct iafpilot, FS won't currently allow for inclided surfaces however I was thinking could this be resolved by some sort of mesh? Have to look into it.

Oh and some more previews 



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Best regards,


Chris larvin

Thanks for the correction Iafpilot03...
heres some info on the Tu-22M -

Contrary to previously held beliefs the Backfire is not a derivative of the Tu-22 Blinder, although the Tupolev Bureau deliberately fostered the impression that it was in order to aviod having to obtain the approval of the Communist Part Central Committee to start a new aircraft development program. The original design (Backfire-A) underwent major modifications and re-emerged as the Tu-22M-2 Backfire-B. About 400 Tu-22Ms were produced, 240 of them being M-2s/3s. The latest version, the M-3 has a reduced defence armament and the flight refuelling probe has been deleted.

oooer i dont even know which one that tupolevski is... lol..
But ja as for the fitter, being as Jon commissioned it then it goes to his team first- then mine to play around with. It's an SH aircraft, y'see..  8)
Any questions about either of them, email me.

Neeto.lol ???