By the way, if anyone's interested, a great war memoir is 'Flights Of Passage' by Samuel Hynes, a US Marine Avenger pilot who went on to become a fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and Professor of Literature at Princeton University. Its quite unlike anything I've ever read in the genre; almost bleakly unemotional and detached, and he was lambasted by womens groups in the United States for one particular episode in the book ( I won't go into details ). However, his description of watching a rocket powered Ohka descending through the grey murk over Ulithi Atoll towards the anchored US fleet below, and turning his Avenger in a vain attempt to intercept it, is one of the most vivid pieces of writing I've ever come across. Despite his indifference to the pleasure and wonder of flight, his final walk round the plane before returning to civilian life really is quite emotional. I can't recommend the book highly enough.
The model is superb, the panel (I use only 2D) is about the best I've ever seen, and the sound file, alone, is worth the price of admission. I, of course, have never flown a Turkey, but the flight dynamics are wonderful: She's stable and easy to fly. One note, on approach she gives up the ghost quickly so I've found approach speeds of around 85 kts, WITH power, will keep me from buying the farm. Once over the numbers, power off and the airspeed burns off quickly for a nice landing. Included is the USS Langley and it's a real hoot to fly from/to. :flying: 
