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Everything posted by Geezer
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More shots of Lloyd's excellent work.
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The answer is ..... slowly. I am getting some outstanding help from several guys, but the models and skins are only about 40% of the work required to produce a releasable aircraft. I am committed to producing a batch of 1940 aircraft suitable for the Battle of Britain and North Africa, so I don't work on 1937 China War stuff very often. Shot below of some progress on Chinese Shrike skins, plus completed models of two Chinese Hawks.
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Eventually, I'll finish newer versions. One, the Hawk 3 shown below.
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Thought I'd add this - the chaps got a bit carried away while massacring a JU52!
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I REALLY like the Avia B534 too! MontyCZ did an outstanding job on that aircraft, and many additional camo schemes are possible - some samples below. Slovak B534s fought Hungarian FIAT CR32s over the Carpathian mountains in 1939! More 1930s aircraft from the SF1 download section. As you have discovered, SF1 stuff usually drops into FE/FE2 with a minimum of file work. I have experienced massive problems with some SF2 models in FE2, and only recommend them if you are willing to do a LOT of file bashing. Export Boeing P-26 (China, Spain) http://combatace.com/files/file/7608-p-26-peashooter-chinese-air-force/ Export Curtiss Hawk 3 (China, Thailand) http://combatace.com/files/file/7607-curtis-hawk-3-export-chinese-air-force/ Blackburn Baffin/Ripon (Britain, Finland) http://combatace.com/files/file/9871-blackburn-b-5-baffin/ PZL.11 (Poland, Bulgaria, Greece, Hungary, Latvia) http://combatace.com/files/file/1896-pzl-p11c-alpha-20/
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I love it! Nice cockpit - especially the oil on the windscreen. That's one of the reasons why WW1 aviators wore scarves - to wipe oil off their goggles and windscreen (if they had one).
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Hmm...sometime, I'll make a list of SF aircraft that are quick/easy to adapt to FE. Shots of development fun below. First shot shows the massacre of a JU52. Second shot shows quick and dirty test of new RAF winter pilot interrupted by B534s. Last shot is of aggressive B534s happily blasting away at Gladiators.