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Wicker seat, small windscreen, two cocking levers in front, nicely furnished woodwork, BR 1 in front Cheers, shredward

(Well... barmy anyway)

I use my XP Pro machine to work on it and run it. Looks great here. Cheers, shredward

Winder would have to confirm, but I think the light coloured fields are the chalky ploughed fields so noticeable from the air on the Somme and in the Champagne. Cheers, shredward

That is Barker's Snipe, poor bugger. Hope he makes it! From what I hear, he deserves the VC for that fight. Cheers, shredward

Life is great, though of course not nearly enough hours in the day. Still a lot of work to do before all I want to add in to WOFF is finished. Cheers, shredward

Hi Captain, I'm running it on the same machine I used when working on P3, and WOFF looks great. I daresay, if yours worked for OFF, it will work for WOFF. Cheers, shredward

They will mostly work. Except for the ones that don't HTH Shredward

During duty hours, it's Wings Over Flanders Fields. This is , however the mess, and the only things one commonly sees flying around the room are mugs, chairs, bodies, and on appropriate occasions, the squadron pig. We remain Offers, though few of us are gentlemen Cheers Shredward

This is always the forum I check first, and the one I post on most often. As far as I'm concerned, this is still the Mess Cheers, Shredward

Hi Tony, Very glad to hear from you again. Good luck Ted

The OFF LePrieurs are actually CFS Typhoon rockets, which is what makes them both ahistorical, and so much fun. The LePrieur was basically a glorified Guy Fawkes firework, and was superseded in late '16 by the much more effective incendiary ammo types used for the remainder of the war. But as Uncle Al used to note, they sure are fun! Cheers, Shredward

Favourite tactic of mine - ramming distance, then let loose with the rockets. Great fun, completely ahistorical. I should be court-martialed for that alone

The Halbs first appeared in frontline service in June '16, peaked in December at 104 examples, and disappeared with the mass arrival of the Alb DIII from Feb to April '17. Cheers, shredward

Quoting from the Halberstadt Fighters Datafile: The Halberstadt fighter was universally esteemed for its facile flight characteristics, quickness of control response and excellent performance, praise probably not equalled until the arrival of the Fokker DVII....Indeed, during a meeting of fighter pilots in Cambrai on December 22 1916 to discuss the future of fighter development, most of the participants opted strongly for the Halberstadt DV powered by a 120hp Mercedes and armed with two machine guns. The reason given was that the Halberstadt was a 'delight to fly'....Frankl flew the Halberstadt in the wildest banks and loops that I had ever seen...The machine was extraordinarily easy to fly, was very fast and stable, and possessed no vices...The wings, unusual for a fighter in that they were of a two-bay configuration, were robust but at the expense of drag-producing struts and wires. Cheers, shredward

Most certainly !!!

Have faith my friends. Cheers, shredward

Ballpark, multiply by 3 Cheers, shredward

Hello Bravo! I have the Windsock Datafile for it, if that would be useful. Cheers, shredward

I think I read elsewhere that Glupopo was the nick for Heinz Gluszewski. Yes, Buddecke's website is an endless source of treasure. I incorporated the knowledge gleaned from that photo into WOFF a few days ago. Cheers, shredward

Oh, he's around. He's working o ( Redacted under authority of Official Secrets Act ) when he's not washing the ladder truck or rescuing kitty cats out of trees Cheers shredward

i'm one of the devs, and i still use XP. otoh, I don't have time to fly it, so maybe I should just shut up. Cheers, shredward

Welcome back ! Work through this here : http://combatace.com/topic/37679-how-to-setup-off-phase-2-only/ Cheers, shredward

Check out Art Whealy's log books : http://whealy.com/grandfather/index.html Cheers, shredward

She Who Must Be Obeyed. It's a term of endearment in many households. Originally from Rumpole of the Bailey.