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View File English Electric Canberra B(I)8 Third-generation Canberra derived from B.6 as an interdictor. Fitted with a new forward fuselage with teardrop canopy on the port side, and Navigator station forward of pilot (early marks had the navigator behind the pilot). Provision for a ventral pack similar to the B(I)6 with 4 20 mm (0.787 in) Hispano Mk.V cannon, one external hardpoint under each wing for up to 1,000 lb (454 kg) of bombs or unguided rockets, LABS (Low-Altitude Bombing System) for delivery of nuclear bombs. Prototype converted from the only B.5 and first flown 23 July 1954, 72 built including 17 for export and two converted from B.2s. WHAT's IN: - a new plane - 10 skins for all squadrons - every 72 plane serials made - screens - sounds, pilot, weapons CREDITS: - Bobrock/Soulfreak: model & original temps; - Paulopanz: skins, decals, screens, ini tweaks INSTALL: - All in Main mod Folder and overwrite Enjoy. Submitter paulopanz Submitted 03/18/2022 Category Canberra  

I discovered a problem with the Nieuport 21. There were differences between the various LODs which caused the wings on one side of the plane to disappear as the plane moved into the distance. I tracked down the problem and fixed it. A new version has been uploaded, I highly suggest you get the new version. All skins, decals, and loadouts are unchanged. The only difference is in the LODs, so you can just swap the old ones with the new ones if that's easier for you.

Check their weapons loadouts with the external object viewer. If they are loaded with ARMs, rockets and bombs then they are on a SEAD mission as well. They are likely following their mission orders. You may not be the only flight tasked to provide SEAD escort. You could order your wingmen to attack enemy aircraft at which time they will likely jettison all their air to ground weapons. Regardless, escort missions are a dicey affair as you will be ordered to intercept enemy fighters or destroy enemy AA units, but not both and will fail the mission even if you are able to destroy several enemy units because the escorted aircraft must generally survive the mission until a specific waypoint, usually waypoint five, they are not under your control and they tend to act suicidal. I avoid escort missions wherever possible because they are so easy to fail despite your best efforts.

Wouldnt be possible to add flat roads tods in order to make adding roads to a terrain a lot easier?? Run to cover on my little corner...

MiG-23ML of Jagdfliegergeschwader 9 "Heinrich Rau", home base Peenemünde. Yep, the same place where Werner von Braun built the V-2 missiles.

Is it just me ? What are your main areas of intrest? What does your collection say about you ? As I have about another 70-100 in boxes in my loft my collection says I need more space.....

Correct. Moreover while testing the TODEditor I noticed that after the number of TOD objects (or vertex/triangle count, I'm not sure) on a tile exceeds a limit the shadows stop working anyway.

Fatastic old photos of aircraft, ships etc. They look as if they were taken yesterday. https://www.flickr.com/photos/8270787@N07/

Feldwebel Ailbe Blaz Dziarzowitz FFA 5b, Flanders 15/03/1916 0 confirmed kills Today was extremely quiet. Rather unnoteworthy recon sortie up north, at the "horseshoe" of the frontline. That's what the boys have started to call it. Sky was hazy, but the sun hit strong for a March day. A flight of Eindeckers was supposed to wait for Ailbe ahead, but none of them were to be found. A couple of black smoke columns were seen though...One can only wonder. Luckily an escort wasn't needed in the end, for skies seemed speckled only of the timid fog that began to clear as the day went on.

Messerschmitt Bf-109T 'Seeadler' - Marineflieger 1, Kriegsmarine, 1942 Skin Credit: Charles

When I'm flying, say, SEAD mission the escort AI aircraft switch to ground attack the second the enemy flight shows up leaving the bombers to fend for themselves. Why is that?