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That could be what he was referring to. To my knowledge, the fabric all came from the same place, but as you pointed out, rib tapes varied. The other major variation, even within the same batch, was lozenge vs painted surfaces. DSA was the master there. Cheers, shredward

Hi Guys, Naval & Military Press is having a sale on many of the titles in the Battleground Europe Series - £3.95 a pop, plus a lot of their other holdings. http://www.naval-military-press.com/books-for-the-battlefield-tourist/ http://www.naval-military-press.com/skin1/images/booklists/NMP-Catalogue-Issue-133.pdf Cheers, the shredder

Yes

Do your homework before you start slinging mud mister. Rabu withdrew from OFF years ago, and now devotes much of his time to helping one of the other sims. He is a very long-standing member and builder of the Great War avsim community, having worked on many many sims and mods, all the way back to RB, and anything he says is to be taken seriously, even if the post is more than a year old. You, on the other hand, are dangerously close to earning yourself another official warning. shredword

Positioning of the cockades varied by date, batch and contractor. Check Sandbagger's skins. Cheers, shredward

Yes, I've noticed that :wink2:

We are working on that for P4 right now. You will see squadron roles and mission types change and evolve as the war progresses, just as they did historically. Cheers, shredward

IT I have the Windsock Datafile, which has the drawings - the starting point for any model, plus lots of other stuff. I won't be home until late next week, but I could scan it and send it on then. Cheers, shredward

Hallo Olham, As I'm sure you know, this topic has been the source of many discussions at the Aerodrome, not all of them pleasant. If this thread gets ugly, I won't hesitate to shut it down; that being said, it is certainly worthy and of interest to our community. Marvelous graph! In answer to your question, I would point to the criteria for reporting losses. If a pilot came home shot up, but did not get invalided out, they generally were not recorded as a loss. A/C losses generally were often not recorded as losses unless they were unrecoverable. Cheers, the shredder

I'll take a look at our current weather file when I get home (be a few days). Cheers, the Shredder

My Apologies I screwed up Accidentally zapped the thread. If you guys could, as far as possible, retrace your steps I'll still feel a fool, but I'll feel a little better. the shredder

My Dad was a paratrooper - with 1 Canadian Parachute Battalion. He jumped across the Rhine, and then they made their way across Germany to meet up with the Russians, or hold them at bay, depending on your point of view. He stayed in the Army after the war - in fact, was still serving when he died, just after returning from the Suez. As he died relatively young, age 50, he like many of his brothers in arms, had not yet got sufficient distance to be able to talk about the war. The only thing he ever told me about was a couple of escapades while still in Blighty, one of them being hitching a ride as a gunner in a B-17 over Germany after getting tanked up with the Yanks in a pub one night. Ennyhoots, he was and is my hero. Cheers, shredward

Hallo Olham, I apologise - they aren't in your skins folder - one of the ones that didn't make it into the last release I guess. Hopefully, we will all see Böning flying the checkerboard Tros, then passing it on to Hopf, in the next release. Cheers, shredward

Or, just check your OFF skins folder for confirmation. Both are in there, and have been for quite some time. Cheers, shredward

I rarely poke my nose outside of this particular forum, but apparently he had made himself persona non grata due to extremely offensive postings on other fora within Combat Ace. He had been warned many times, and finally the moderators on those other fora had had enough. Uncle Al is no more. We will remember him. shredward

http://www.byrdaviationbooks.com/seriesWindsock_pg3.htm Cheers, shredward

Cheers, shredward

Off the top of my head, started out life as the Fliegertruppe. All the air arms (not home, so can't look up the names), but Flak, Luftschiffer, Intelligence, Meteorological service and the Fliegertruppe were amalgamated and reorganised as the Luftstreitkräfte on or about October 11 1916 Cheers, shredward

Oh, my misspent youth

Si, and Creaghorn! I salute you both. I just hope that you will find the P4 campaign worthy of noble spirits like yours. All the best, the shredder

Hi Guys, HitEB is up for bid on eBay: http://cgi.ebay.com/High-Empty-Blue-56-Sqn-RCF-RAF-1916-19-Book-/350469676151?_trksid=p3286.m7&_trkparms=algo%3DLVI%26itu%3DUCI%26otn%3D2%26po%3DLVI%26ps%3D63%26clkid%3D603259654011199703&clk_rvr_id=239957580935 Cheers, the shredder

Trackpad, Perhaps, by way of introduction, you could show the group some of the models you've built over the years... Cheers, shredward

http://www.coventrytelegraph.net/news/coventry-news/2011/05/11/first-world-war-plane-in-coventry-set-to-fly-again-92746-28673017/?sms_ss=email&at_xt=4dcaa432bd8ea0f9%2C0 Cheers, shredward

We only have an ersatz E.IV, ie an E.III masquerading as an E.IV Cheers, shredward