2nd one is just great. 

These are excellent. Much better posted in the thread so we can see them.

Excellent! 

Number 1 is awesome... it's one sleak fighting machine...

Fantastic Shots, Thanks for posting, Mark

beaky wrote on Feb 2^nd, 2008 at 8:05pm:


The way I do it, either by text link or thumbnails (with the displayed thumbnail uploaded to Simviation), the Photobucket images aren't automatically loaded, as they would be if I posted them in image tags. You'd have to click the link yourself to take you to Photobucket. Surely there's no difference between that and posting a link to "www.google.com"? Correct me if I'm wrong...

Of course, if that is indeed against the rules, then you'll simply see less photos at a time from me. Like I say, I won't post "Waddington International Airshow: Part 20" (nor will I want to upload heaps of photos again to several different servers, for that matter).

But thanks anyway!

Lovely again

.mic

Ashar wrote on Feb 3^rd, 2008 at 1:15am:


Considered, but haven't. I'd rather upload to Air Fighters (as per my signature), as I won't have to wait around for a week to be told my 2 photos have been rejected because they're a little soft around the serial number, or because the contrast is slightly out. Air Fighters still have standards, but unlike A.net, a good photo won't be rejected for such tiny (and sometimes even non-existent) faults.

Even so, appreciate the thought.

As for the Germans, I'm unsure whether it's officially known as the Taifun. Much the same as I'm unsure whether the Spanish is known as the Tifon. I get the feeling that one, or both, was simply thought up by an English speaker, who presumed they'd use the same name, just translated. It's probably just "EF2000" to them.