They already said no.

How do all of these people find you guys?

Sweet! Congrats guys!

Military installation shows always come with the possibility of being cancelled due to duty requirements. I don't think any others will cancel, but it's always possible. I'm sure the Thunderbirds will fill the gap with another show, they're in high demand and many shows would change their scheduled ...

I just uploaded my latest music video, this one starring Sean D Tucker. Hope you like it!

I just finished another video, this time about the USAF Heritage Flight. Hope you like it.

After reading this thread:

My name is Ryan, and I have an internet addiction...

Very funny, and very true!

Beat me to it, I was just gonna post.

Just remembered, you wouldn't mind if I create a seperate downsized version, would you?

I saw the Red Flag one at the USAF Museum this past summer, and it was great. A ton of footage of stuff you don't usually get to see. I didn't realize it was out on DVD, I'll have to pick one up.

Steve doesn't have his videos from this year up yet, but I've got mine done.

Recreating maneuvers is probably harder than making up your own, because you can't change them as you go. I'd say keep up the good work and don't change a thing.

For what it's worth, I gotta say that I like the actual Thunderbird maneuvers better than I would others. After all, aren't you guys called the Virtual Thunderbirds for a reason?

Good to know, I'll look around some more.

Flip wrote:Ehm... me = X45 user.

I was thinking about getting an X-45, is there a reason I shouldn't? I haven't checked out joysticks before, so I'm pretty clueless.

Kahuna wrote:Was there any info as to what camera and lens was used?

Nice shot.

Kev

Hey! That looks familiar! Glad you guys like it.

It was a Canon 20D with a Tamron 75-300mm.

Thanks for the link Lawn Dart.