whiteknight06604

A little love for the French today

ok I'm just throwing this out there,I have no idea how to do it or if it would work but what if you made two objects. One a large "fire" and the other firefighters hunkered down.give the fire fighters zero for movement and have the fire move slow and be armed with an invisible rocket with almost no range.the fire would creep towards the firefighters,or buildings or what ever ,and when in range would fire it's weapons that just happen to have crater effects that mimic the fire spreading? that would allow "close support" missions to save the fire fighters from a fast moving blaze.....morbid but I wonder if it's doable. I guess if a suitable transport fire could be made it might be useful in armed recon missions too......

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freaking incredible

I knew logging in every hour or so would pay off ;) another great addition. Thank you.

I found these FMs in a thread a while back. I can't remember who made them and there is no readme. edit I found the FM author it was strahi and it came from this post http://combatace.com/topic/86602-strike-fighters-2-indian-ocean/I hope this helps. Chetak FM.7z

I'd love to see some Polish aircraft. We have most of the German types we would need for a decent polish campaign but we only have one for the Polish side. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PZL.23_Kara%C5%9B https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PZL.37_%C5%81o%C5%9B https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RWD-14_Czapla https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LWS-6_%C5%BBubr https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lublin_R-XIII

excellent as usual. Thanks!

stunning work!

that is great news. Thank you.

off into the sunset

beautiful. It's amazing how some of these older models can be made to look so good.

I think the bobrock sold them the model. I heard something about it a while back but could be mistaken

simply beautiful

most of the stock Russians are not flyable until a cockpit is added and some minor ini changes are made.

so it would have been moral to use conventional weapons and kill upwards of a million but it was immoral to use 2 bombs that killed a couple hundred thousand and ended things right then.....yeah makes sense. Things have changed but I don't give 2 shits how many Japanese died as a result of the bombings. they were at war with my country. All loss of life is a horrible thing but the bombing saved thousands of allied lives. The Japanese were arming women and children with pikes to attack allied landing troops. they had thousands of aircraft and almost a million men under arms on the home islands. that was a force that while low on fuel and supplies would and could have cost tens of thousands of allied lives. Sorry the bombings saved lives and it was done. I still see no difference between using 1000 bombers to destroy a city or 1.The sheer magnitude of the destruction and it's shock value was very helpful in saving millions of lives on both sides since the Japanese had already shown that large scale use of conventional weapons had little effect on them thinking about peace. I think if they ignored 300 thousand deaths in Tokyo firebombings they would be highly resistant to further such bombings. yeah maybe in time they would have but what after another half million deaths? yeah that seems much more moral than using 2 bombs and ending things there and saving at least a million further deaths including an estimated 250,000 Allied troops

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I see no moral difference between killing a bunch of people with one big bomb or a crap ton of smaller ones. Durring WW2 it was common to target cities with even the slightest ties to being millitary targets so I see no difference between the 2 atomic bomb drops on japan and any other attack targeting similar targets. A nuclear bomb is no more or less "moral" than any other weapon. dead is dead and if you are killed in a bombing raid I doubt anyone is going to feel better about being dead simply becaus it came at the end of a convention detonation rather than nuclear.All loss of life is a bad thing but durring a war i'm not going to worry about how people 50,60 or 70 years are going to wring their hands over a bombing that in the context of the war and it's time was just fine. I seem to remember there was a time when the crossbow was considered evil and was condemed by the moral authorities of the time. Same goes for the bolt action rifle. Heck today the word "drone" carries an "evil" overtone. a tool is a tool and it's how it is weilded that makes it good or evil.

the Tegas is one of my favorite modern aircraft. This is a beautiful rendition! thank you !

the suspense is killing me. ;)

is CDG a brand of French tampons? ;)

I am following this project with great interest. I can't wait to see the fruits of all this hard work.

simply beautiful.

a work of art! thank you.