My first skin for a while

[UK_Widowmaker]

Slowly getting back into Skinning for fun (in preperation for the Snipe fiesta!!)

 

This is a French Triplane (haven't forgotten about yours Ras!..it's next on my todo list!)

 

Should be available to download soon in download section

[+Winder]

Slowly getting back into Skinning for fun (in preperation for the Snipe fiesta!!)

 

This is a French Triplane (haven't forgotten about yours Ras!..it's next on my todo list!)

 

Should be available to download soon in download section

 

Great Skin...

 

WM

[Slartibartfast]

Wonderful Skin... I want my PC back so I can fly...

[UK_Widowmaker]

Great Skin...

 

WM

 

Thank you WM

 

Yeah Slart...must be a real bummer not being able to fly OFF!...Still, you will enjoy it again soon!

[+Hasse Wind]

Looks very nice, Widowmaker.

 

Anybody know if the French ever tried the Tripe? Not in combat, of that I'm sure, but maybe in some training facility? Or did all the Tripes (there weren't that many in the first place) go to the British? At least some Sopwith planes saw good service with the French, ie. the Strutters.

[UK_Widowmaker]

The French Navy had 17 operational aircraft (wikipedia) based at Dunkirk.

 

The Russian's had one.

[+RAF_Louvert]

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That's a beauty Widowmaker, well done Sir.

 

Hasse Wind, the French Navy operated 17 Tripes during WWI, and WM's skin looks to be representative of one of those.

 

Cheers!

 

Lou

 

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[+RAF_Louvert]

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Ooops. WM beat me to the answer, but just barely.

 

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[+Olham]

Good job, Widowmaker! I didn't know that the French also had some Tripes.

[+Hasse Wind]

Neither did I. But now I do, thanks to this forum. Learning new stuff about WW1 is an every day occurrence here.

[Guest British_eh]

Er UK W,

Nice skin, yes, she must be English not French. Is she your Wingman, or uh, not sure, and is the uniform a special issue?

Cheers,

British_eh

[Ras]

This is a French Triplane (haven't forgotten about yours Ras!..it's next on my todo list!)

 

THat will be much anticipated and apreciated sir.

Edited September 14, 2010 by Ras