Wings Over Flanders Fields by OBD Software

thsi is a fictional hanriot based off the 81st sqaudriglallia of itlay new gmax model, similair to the one i uplaoded for ph2 enjoy

Skin for C923 Bristol F2b nightfighter

Skin for the bristol F2.b Fighter. This is a historically accurate skin of Serial number C4879 which was photographed at No.33 TDS Witney apparently after the armistice.

1916 Strutter 1 1/2 "Elephant of Flight"

This is the current 'Mount' of Sqdn Commander Lord Flasheart (6 Kills, and 47 shags!..woof woof!)

This skin is for OFF Albatros D.III early.

''The Balloon Buster's''
a phase-3 mission by pilotsden.
 
 
 
Thank-you to Gandi for in my view the greatest cloud formation this sim has to offer.
 
just put the attached file into your weather folder.
 
16 seats----- 8 camel and 8 tripe's
 
My missions are made to be played from the allied side but can be played from either.
 
i use spawns for enemy aircraft so you may find the centeral powers are outnumbered as
half of there force are spawns and unflyable.
 
ENJOY
 
PD

Here is a Russian Camel to use in defence of the RE8 against the Finnish DVII
 
Have fun

*FIXED* Finnish insignia incorrectly pointed, corrected (thanks to Peeppu)
 
Here is a DVII in Finnish Markings (to shoot down the Russian RE8)
 
Nothing special here, just new markings really
 
enjoy

Here is a skin of A7194, which was stationed in Egypt.

THE 6 CORRECTED MISSIONS FOR PHASE THREE O.F.F.
 
FOR THE ORIGINAL NONE MODDED GAME.
 
PD

This is my current Pilot's Aircraft in Campaign (and all my wingmen's too!)

Although the Russian Air Force was formed in May 1918, it was only after the war that they recieved ex-RFC 'Harry Tate's

Here is the revised version of 'Captured Camel'
 
It correctly relocates and resizes the Dove Insignia of the previous version.
If you have downloaded the earlier version, please install this one into your Skins folder, and overwrite when prompted.
 
Many Thanks Guys

This Skin is of a Captured Camel, flown by Otto Kissenberth of Jasta 23b at Epinoy between April/May 1918.
Discussion on the colouration of this Aircraft is rife, as there are only B&W photo's, but this is the most commonly thought of scheme.
 
Kissenberth used this aircraft to shoot down his 20th Victim (an SE5a) on 16th May 1918, and was shortly after seriously injured when he crashed this Camel.
 
He survived the Great War, as one of only three German Aces to wear Spectacles.
 
He died in 1919 in a climbing accident in the Alps.

jsu tmy way of helping anybody thats wants these to get started in skinning with some helpful tools(paintbrush tips) and some specific colors

Skin based on Jasta 16b
 
Source: Aircraft Colours & Markings of the First World War Era - RN Pearson

Skin based on Jasta 23 - Unknown pilot
 
Sources: Albatros productions (Wind-Sock Datafile); Aircraft Colours & Markings of the First World War

This is the advanced skinning tutorial for OFF I had promised you  . It includes the N17 black/red skin. The tutorial explains exactly how to make the skin + basic weathering techniques, and stripes alignment.
 
Have fun!

A complete repaint of the Nieuport 17 Lewis for OFF:BHH. Painted in Black and Red colours. Special thanks to Rabu for the original skin in which I worked on, and the OFF team for a great game.
 
Readme inside. Have fun!

A swatch of "photo recon mapping" from Droglandt airfield north to the sea, as a jpeg file, with labeled landmarks.

Map of The Somme Area 1916
 
March 2009
 
The original, large, paper map which is the basis of this set was lent to me by Hugh Baldwin, "Bletchley," back in October 2006. It was a project to bring some maps into the Over Flanders Fields W.W.I. flight simulation as well as supply maps for others interested in this period of W.W.I. history.
 
The original map was badly creased, ripped and worn and being very large I had to scan it in pieces, then paste it all together accurately in Photoshop and then restore it and enhance it.
 
The main map is now divided into 6 segments, each indexed to a map segment by Number/Alphabet. Each segment overlaps so that there is no loss of detail and each segment is clearly marked in the upper right corner with it's index letter number.
 
I hope you enjoy these and they help in your flying in the OFF BHH game, or in any other historically accurate WWI sim.
 
These will print out nicely on Letter size paper (8.5"x11") or larger. Use them in game to mark way points, landscape reference points, flight paths, etc.
 
 
Contact me if you have any questions.
 
 
"rabu"
 
Please feel free to share these with others, but please give credit and do not alter them.

February 2009
 
The original, large, paper map which is the basis of this set was lent to me by Hugh Baldwin, "Bletchley," back in October 2006. It was a project to bring some maps into the Over Flanders Fields W.W.I. flight simulation as well as supply maps for others interested in this period of W.W.I. history.
 
The original map was badly creased, ripped and worn and being very large I had to scan it in pieces, then paste it all together accurately in Photoshop and then restore it and enhance it. I've included a photo of what the original map looked like out of interest. The completed map was available for free down load on Polovsky's Over Flanders Fields website for several years. I had always planned on doing a series of smaller cut up versions for printing on standard letter size paper so that a OFF player could more easily use them in game. I have finally gotten around to doing it after the several requests after the release of OFF phase 3, "Between Heaven & Hell" this January 2009. I cut these up and added borders so that the feeling is one of more authentic maps of the period.
 
The main map is now divided into 16 segments, each indexed to a map segment by alphabet letters. Each segment overlaps so that there is no loss of detail and each segment is clearly marked in the upper right corner with it's index letter number.
 
I hope you enjoy these and they help in your flying in the OFF BHH game, or in any other historically accurate WWI sim.
 
Contact me if you have any questions. "rabu"
 
Please feel free to share these with others, but please give credit and do not alter them.
 
c2009 R. Hoag

This is the basic repainting tutorial to add your own skins in OFF. I use DXTbmp and PSP 7 . Special thanks to MW for the DXTbmp program and the OFF team for the basic skin and a great game.
 
Note that this tutorial was written when P2 was out but it is P3 compatible.

so you want ot learn how to gmax, well here im giveing you one of my basic model to start playing wiht, lot more fun to learn on a plane than a teapot....