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I was very surprised when I met here these strange guys. Of course, this does not diminish the importance of the work done by you. Thank you!

Good joke, Steve! I get it, that's great! As the EngineSoundName must be inserted tune "Jingle Bells" Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

NOTE: If anybody want to use these skins in 1st Generation game, you need to change the coding of DECALS.INI files from Unicode to ANSI. Otherwise you will never see the German crosses on the wings and the tail. Use Notepad to save .INI files with ANSI coding.

I am also very grateful to you for skins of an old airplane!

Yes, I know. There is such model in the downloads section. With a not native cabin. I would not like to speak about it poorly, but this primitive bird does not maintain any comparison with Monty's model. Alas...

Really. This model does not work in the 1stGen. That is strange, as the model was developed up to patches of Dec, 2010. I only hope, that anybody recoded this beautiful bird and made everything compatible with 1stGens.

Thank you very much! It was really difficult to find this bird wherever she was. ))A little disappointed that this aircraft is made for FE2. I am one of the reactionaries, who are still sitting on the first generation of the game. Not the fact that this albatross fly in the first generation. Since December 2010 in the game engine has been redesigned 3D format. Models of this format does not work in previous versions of the engine (but older are working in the new generation).

It seems, I already have understood, why there was no release of this model. Earlier in the discussion was this message: It's very sad... So my stupid question can be removed.

Great work! And where can I download this plane? Or it was not intended as a free download?

I also can't wait till it's release, sindbad. I've been looking forward to flying this bird. I sincerely wish you success.

And where is your "branded feature" - oil droplets on the windshield? Okay, I just kidding. In fact, this is another good-quality work, Stephen. Thanks.