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I've just been following this idea up - it's incredible the stuff they all had, and how many different factions there were. It would give you the chance to fight against just about any late-war fighter, regardless of its origin... So Camels vs N24s, for example... The only aircraft that nobody seems to have used are the later SPADs and the SE5. No idea why. Fascinating stuff...
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LoL! There's a lot more what-ifs where that came from! I'll try and package them during the day. Has anyone ever thought of the other post-War conflicts, such as the Russian Civil War? Check this out, and look at the list of belligerents on the right hand side of the page! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Civil_War Obviously few factions had aircraft, but it's still an idea. Needs more research, as always!
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Well done, Heck! These are the original 1920 SAAF colours which were replaced in 1927 with the orange, white and blue roundel we all know from WW2 photos. Any interest, anyone? I'll upload them if there is. They were used in "combat", during the Johannesburg Rand Revolt against militant white mineworkers (Maggie Thatcher would love it in old SA!) and the Bondelsvart Uprising in SWA in 1922. http://www.tourbrief.com/cms/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1962
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This is in the early 1920s, though, don't forget........... So the countries which gained independence since WW2 had not done so at the time...
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LoL! Keep trying... The Irish Free State roundel, when used, was a green and orange ying/yang symbol, often on a white field. More common were orange-white-green wing bands, though. They've changed it a bit since then.
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Anybody know what this is? Admittedly, it's post-War...
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Checndu F-7P question
ndicki replied to Stratos's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
OK, so the technology transfer approach doesn't work... I've done the opposite with the L-39, which as issued is with tga textures. Edit - No, you're right. Just tried it out, and the aircraft still appeared normally. I converted the bmp to tga, added an alpha channel, etc, etc, hacked the LOD, and... waste of time. Bugger. It works in another series of dims I know... -
Very Very Sad News
ndicki replied to Dave's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
I'm sorry to hear this. 36 is very young... Please pass on my condolences to his family. He made some of the best add-on aircraft I've seen for this sim. -
Checndu F-7P question
ndicki replied to Stratos's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
You've got me there... I was going to hack the LOD and substitute .tga for .bmp, and take it from there. I've got no idea at all what you're looking at doing! -
Checndu F-7P question
ndicki replied to Stratos's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
What if you alpha-channelled out the existing pitot? Just thinking aloud here... Don't know if that works with SF. -
Checndu F-7P question
ndicki replied to Stratos's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
What about the Mirage Factory Czech MiG-21F-13? That doesn't have the rear window. Admittedly, there's still the pitot, but it's significantly closer. Unless I've missed something... http://www.column5.us/miragef.shtml -
Thanks, Quack - it's reassuring to find that it isn't me. for once! I do already use both LM and KMD - mainly because LM won't run at all in SF2, which is what I usually use, but will in SF1... And as you say, there are things one will do that the other won't...
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Hi all - just got FE, and I'm impressed. It makes a change to have AIs that try to kill you... Anyway, I've spotted a problem. When taking off as a flight, I take off, but the AI don't. They got round and round in circles, pass through one another (!!!), piddle around in the bushes, go sightseeing in the nearby whatever, and eventually, one may decide to take off. Most don't. The stock aircraft seem to be even worse than the add-ons, but the problem seems to cover all those I've tried. The FMs are straight-from-the-box FE Gold, so everything is up to date and compatible. Edit: They manage OK in "Create a Mission" mode, but not in missions written with Le Missionneur. This may be my fault. Changing realism settings does not change the problem, so that's not it. Any ideas? I love to fly "scramble" missions where you have to get into the air as fast as you can, with the enemy busily strafing your airfield...
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What game are you playing?
ndicki replied to xclusiv8's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
You can only tick one box... I'm using all three SF2 sims, non-merged, plus a WW2 version of SF2, and then SFG which I don't actually use any more. Plus half a dozen installs of ungraded CFS3 (MAW, W40, ETO, PTO) and IL-2 1946. The one which hardly ever gets used is IL-2. -
It's included on the CD and will be installed automatically! Instead of firing up from the desktop icon, go into the programs menu - start - programs - Microsoft Games - Combat Flight Simulator 2 - Mission Builder. You might as well send a shortcut to your desktop to make life easier.
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View File Cessna AOP Mk1 Green What-if Army Air Corps Cessna AOP MkI (Green.) Skin for the Overkill payware O-1D Bird Dog available here: http://overkill.combatace.com/ I recommend this aircraft highly - it is easily the most carefully researched and built aircraft I have ever seen for SF2, and sets new standards in every respect. Well worth the very reasonable contribution. This aircraft skin is inspired by the Auster AOP Mk.6, a very similar aircraft used by the British Army and some Commonwealth armed forces. The serial numbers correspond to blocks used for AOP Mk.6 aircraft. Submitter ndicki Submitted 10/12/2009 Category Other
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What-if Army Air Corps Cessna AOP MkI (Green.) Skin for the Overkill payware O-1D Bird Dog available here: http://overkill.combatace.com/ I recommend this aircraft highly - it is easily the most carefully researched and built aircraft I have ever seen for SF2, and sets new standards in every respect. Well worth the very reasonable contribution. This aircraft skin is inspired by the Auster AOP Mk.6, a very similar aircraft used by the British Army and some Commonwealth armed forces. The serial numbers correspond to blocks used for AOP Mk.6 aircraft. -
View File Cessna AOP Mk.1 What-if Army Air Corps Cessna AOP MkI. Skin for the Overkill payware O-1D Bird Dog available here: http://overkill.combatace.com/ I recommend this aircraft highly - it is easily the most carefully researched and built aircraft I have ever seen for SF2, and sets new standards in every respect. Well worth the very reasonable contribution. This aircraft skin is inspired by the Auster AOP Mk.6, a very similar aircraft used by the British Army and some Commonwealth armed forces. The serial numbers correspond to blocks used for AOP Mk.6 aircraft. Submitter ndicki Submitted 10/11/2009 Category Other
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View File CO-119 Canadian Army CO-119 of the Canadian Army, 1960s. Skin for the Overkill payware O-1D Bird Dog available here: http://overkill.combatace.com/ I recommend this aircraft highly - it is easily the most carefully researched and built aircraft I have ever seen for SF2, and sets new standards in every respect. Well worth the very reasonable contribution. Submitter ndicki Submitted 10/11/2009 Category Other
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77 downloads
What-if Army Air Corps Cessna AOP MkI. Skin for the Overkill payware O-1D Bird Dog available here: http://overkill.combatace.com/ I recommend this aircraft highly - it is easily the most carefully researched and built aircraft I have ever seen for SF2, and sets new standards in every respect. Well worth the very reasonable contribution. This aircraft skin is inspired by the Auster AOP Mk.6, a very similar aircraft used by the British Army and some Commonwealth armed forces. The serial numbers correspond to blocks used for AOP Mk.6 aircraft. -
74 downloads
CO-119 of the Canadian Army, 1960s. Skin for the Overkill payware O-1D Bird Dog available here: http://overkill.combatace.com/ I recommend this aircraft highly - it is easily the most carefully researched and built aircraft I have ever seen for SF2, and sets new standards in every respect. Well worth the very reasonable contribution. -
Any SAAF Fans out there?
ndicki replied to ndicki's topic in Thirdwire: Strike Fighters 1 Series - General Discussion
Can't help you with that, I'm afraid... But if you want it painted sooner or later, I'll try and create the time!
