Olham

This is highly immoral indeed - it will insecure the police even more, and I'm afraid they will react more violently then, which will worsen the whole situation. The so called "elites" of our countries often only handle things, as if they were mere merchants and traders in spirit.

A report - a description to illustrate the word "immersion", using the best example for it: OFF. I've been up there with you, Lou, for the minutes of the reading, like in a dream.

Hey, stumpy! Great to see you making a visit here! Why not more regularly? Family? Business? Come one, you need a break from whatever it is every now and then, so come back here more often, okay?

...always a pleasure to visit "Jasta 11" website. Enjoy! http://www.jasta11.co.uk/ This series of pics is said to be an attack of a Siemens-Schuckert on a SPAD two-seater. It seems to have been photographed from the next SPAD's observer. As red appears black in B/W photography, and this Siemens-Schuckert appears all black, I wonder if it might be Ernst Udet in his all-red Siemens-Schuckert D.III ?

Indeed - it came almost like a well made documentary of the day, when the Jaspanese Navy went out "waking the Tiger".

The ejecting pilots are a leftover from CFS3 surely. Perhaps the devs find a way to either let the in-cockpit pilot disappear in the same moment, or to stop them from bailing out. We'll see.

So far, I have only read about real people and squadrons. I had by accident bought a book about a German Fliegerstaffel, and only then realised that it was fictional. I didn't read it. For me that doesn't work - I can't read fictional stories about war. Strangely, I can watch them as films - like "Blue Max". But sorry - you won't gain a new reader for Robinson's or anyone else's books with me, when they are fictional. However good they may be written.

That's a good one, Flyby!

Brilliant, Lou, brilliant!

Yes, I know - it was building up to this extent since the Eighties. And if they don't get a new balance into the world wide finances, this may even happen in other European countries too.

WW1 Trucks - Great Photos here: http://www.armchairgeneral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=82060

...you had got me worried there, Davy!

Best man you could find for the job, I say.

Yeah, "Le Pol" was really made for Polovski; I think by Sandbagger? I met this craft too, and even shot it down. After that, I had nightmares about P4 never getting done anymore....

Captain, it's members like you who make it all worth while. A pint with me would be difficult though - I only drink "virtual Warsteiner", since I have given up everything with alcohol. I just liked it too much, you know?

I guess, that OvS would be there too, if he didn't have a family in NY. No need to bring tools. Check the pics of the Albatros build . those guys have everything there.

Great to see such a document. Thanks for sharing, Lou! And yes, eyebrows in motion.

The one important thing he needed would be a good story. No one wants to see that "Von Richthofen vs Roy Brown" crapp with nurses anymore. The "Blue Max" works so well, because it has such a story line. What does he have to do with Hergé? Is he doing a "Tintin" story???

Okay, Lou, that means you have a ratio (width to height) of 16 : 9; so you should select 16:10 on the left side in "Workshops". Possible FOV variants are: 25 : 14 27 : 15 28 : 16 30 : 17 Perhaps you try them all, to see how they make you more remote to everything, or how they zoom in.

I know, Shiloh - I had a pilot on an S.E.5a, but lost him, when I upgraded my system. I'll be back soon.

Cripes - the soldiers are looking almost real! Damn detailed superb work!

Thanks, man. That S.E.5a of yours will sooner or later lure me into a British campaign.

Lou, you have mostly the same settings as I have. I guess you know about screen ratio and FoV? Otherwise I offer you my calculation, if you give me your screen res.

Herr Prop-Wasche - it shouldn't be allowed! I had been wondering if you use pedals, Creaghorn, and if it might have something to do with them. Make sure you de-activate the breaks.

Yeah, I know - they often enough give me looks as if they doubt very much I get done anything with my crate without their help. And I guess, they might even be right.