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....

wild bat did a great tutorial long itme ago was a god send to me and all skinners

this is the standlaone tutorial made by fountman great piece of work, jsut rmeber guys if oyu make a stand aloen to go wiht your new paintjob you cant realse the standaloen publically without obd permission

after having done your install of ph3 bhah form your clean install of cfs3 (WITH MISSION BUILDER IN IT) you can dl and extract this to your desktop and it should work just make sure you have your target start in set correctly through the properties