Itosan strikes again!

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AndyG
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Itosan strikes again!

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Not sure if this is classic enough for the forum, but felt it deserved a mention anyway!! Just out at Flightsim, a Sukhoi Su-24M Fencer. :yipeee: :welldone:

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How the devil does he push out a project every week or so, he must be glued to his PC :lol: :lol: :lol:
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calypsos wrote:How the devil does he push out a project every week or so, he must be glued to his PC :lol: :lol: :lol:
Thus, you'd think his models would improve! :-# :lol:

But, seeing as it's an Su-24 (which I've wanted for a while), I'll check it out. If only I could 'deflate' the model a little...

On second thoughts, after a brief review of the screenshots, I think I'll give it a miss! :o
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Tweek wrote:...I'll check it out. If only I could 'deflate' the model a little...
:lol: If you figure that out please let the rest of us know. I'd love to enjoy his models but I just can't see past those control surfaces. :$

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FlyTexas wrote:
Tweek wrote:...I'll check it out. If only I could 'deflate' the model a little...
:lol: If you figure that out please let the rest of us know. I'd love to enjoy his models but I just can't see past those control surfaces. :$

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SO so easy to fix as well

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Garry Russell wrote:SO so easy to fix as well

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I've missed that, do tell.
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It's easy to fix

yes but only By Mr Ito.

I have e mailed him about a dozen times to try to help over the last 2 years or so and he has never replied.

So get used to inflatable controls as they are here to stay.

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That HE177 was much better with some quite slim trailing edges, perhaps this was an earlier project he just got around to finishing :doho:
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Re: Itosan strikes again!

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Rick Piper wrote:It's easy to fix

yes but only By Mr Ito.

I have e mailed him about a dozen times to try to help over the last 2 years or so and he has never replied.

So get used to inflatable controls as they are here to stay.

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Rick
Martin seems to have his ear Rick, maybe a gentle word from that direction?

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