Hi Bob,

You can find the P-6E Hawk in Real Flight G3/G4 Series Expansion Pack 2.

They sell for $29.99 at Tower Hobbies, but I'm sure you can get it at your local Hobby Store.
Check out the link for all the expansion packs that go with G3 real flight.

http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...ight&search=Go

BOUND_4_HELL
You can never have too much power, as you can always throttle back.

Thanks, I finally pulled my head out of XXXXXand checked the website. I am going to order it tonight. Again Thanks. Bob

If you liked my first sim check this next one out on You Tube. My warped sense of humour comes out. The P-6E Hawk is taken out in a mid air collision with a Super Skybolt. Too Funny !!

Here is the link to the P-6E Hawk with a Fuji 43EI gas motor, MID-AIR COLLISION.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYQGS4k4Yg8

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If you like free style aerobatics, I have a couple of clips of the Tucson Free Style Aerobatics shootout from 2004 on You Tube where the best pilots in the world compete for the crown. Just click on More from BoundForHell68 on the right side of the screen and you will see the two clips. They are really amazing clips, professionally done and worth checking out.

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And for the inquiring minds, who want to know how to make movies using a Simulator

Real Flight G3 and G4 or any other sim do not create "video" files that can be played or converted. You cannot share the recording from the flight sim as they are not in video format. Instead they create "recording" of a plane's movements... To play the files back you need to use G3/G4 again to open and "run" them. This file will not work for You Tube, or any other video player.

So you must "capture" the on screen action with something that will record each FRAME of what you see on the computer screen to a movie file.

Programs such as FRAPS or CAPTURE WIZ do this.

When you use the FRAPS or the Wiz capture program, make your own recording first on G3 or G4 or any sim that supports recordings. Then open the recording to play it back while you also run your capture program at the same time to capture what you see on your computer screen frame per frame. That way you will not have to fly the plane while you are capturing the video file.

Once you have it in video format you can share it on You Tube directly or edit the clips in Windows Movie Maker that comes free with Win XP. I used Windows Movie Maker to put the video of the P-6E Hawk together, it lets you add music and effects like the star transitions and the Sepia tone.

You can PM me if you have any questions.

BOUND_4_HELL
You can never have too much power, as you can always throttle back.