Sundowner

No working extending nose gear on either models...........Numerous ways have been tried by a few of us over the years but I'll be trying summat new with the TMF birds over the next few days........

I'll check my stuff later....I've lost track of what is what.........I have one with bump maps too

Already been done m8........Spinners latest Jag "what if" has the needed files.

Is that the Just Flight model from CGTrader ?

It's full name was RAF Martlesham Heath, looking pretty good to me but I'll have a look through my books and see if there's any good photos for you.

Time for a bit of flying today......

Have you tried changing the Co-Pilot entry of the external model to something that uses the "ShowfromCockpit=False" entry?

Thanks Carlo.......pm sent....

Nothing to do with the "PRESSURE_ALTIMETER_2" or 3 type thing is it??

Far East......1961.

I could do with a "volunteer" to give this thing a look over if any body has any spare time............

Very nice work mate.

Its called a Robin hangar, there's one about 20 miles from me near to RAF Shawbury.

What size are your tiles? for grass runways you could just paint them on, although it would mean different tiles for each airfield.........hmm, maybe not, just thinking out loud.

Still ongoing......

Nah, go with the camo version, the more diverse the terrain the better, most large important structures ie factories etc also got camoflaged in some way, walls and roofs were usually done green and black, hell they even filled in a lake near me to prevent the bombers from using it as a navigation point for the nearby Crewe works/railyard and Rolls Royce factories. More instances here.... https://heritagecalling.com/2019/10/07/the-story-of-camouflage-during-the-second-world-war/

http://www.airportofcroydon.com/RAF.html...........

I dont think any of us has the original max file for the pit

Colour photos are mainly a modern re-colouring job so not usually too reliable for the actual shades used, personally I'd just grub it up a fair bit & maybe make the high tide marks a little higher and darker......again during that time frame the Thames through London was little more than a huge open sewer/dumping ground for the various industry. Another useful site for AA locations etc..... http://www.anti-aircraft.co.uk/

Excellent work as usual m8, Just 2 small comments if I may......... as far as I can gather the steel work was a very grubby chocolate brown colour during the WW2 time frame and the building itself was very dirty due to all the smoke and smog of the city, this was the same for most London landmarks/buildings in general of the time.

You probably need the updated decals ini as well.

Rivers look better without the water effect to me as I've never seen real rivers with huge waves in them. Just the reflection is fine but the movement really puts me off.

Getting bored with this now......maybe time to get a volunteer to look it over.... BTW......do we have a 50's/60's Middle/Far East map ??

Still stuff to do, it's not going to be perfect so don't expect it...........