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Aircraft like this, the Farman F.222.2 and the Bloch MB.200 were all product from the modernisation projects from the late 20-ties and early 30-ties. The were obsolete when the began. But France had nice looking aircraft as well I think the LeO.451 was nice looking aircraft and quite modern at the start of the war. The Dewoitine D.520 is also a quite neat looking aircraft. But as France couldn't produce enough aircraft for a second modernisation run, they went abroad for aircraft like the Boston, Maryland, Curtiss H71 Hawk,....... they even bought the Koolhoven FK.58! Cheers, Huub

http://stuff4fs.com/newpage.asp?Folder=TM&Docs=TextureManager.pdf Note that the tool tends to choke up when the resizing it uses tool runs out of memory (known, but unfixable problem as the resizer is a third party application). This is usually expressed as an "attempt to write to protected memory" error. If this happens, move the already converted files temporarily outside of the folder you're working on, restart Texture Manager and try again on the remaining textures. Rinse and repeat until done.

My first trap was a good one.... yes really a nice aircraft....

Very smooth on the framerates! And a peach to land this one on a carrier! Top notch! Can't help thinking that DaveB would have liked this one! Miss the bloke… Cees

This a GAS Stearman and I've whittled it down to 52.

Mistakenly... or trying to surrender.

Love the Siebel, make me think of a baby HE111 :biggrin-new:

It looks more like a flying Pullman railway carriage, im imagining a cocktail bar, a guy in a bow tie serving drinks and a piano in the corner, anything but a warplane. Looking forward to flying it though :encouragement:

Is it for only 1 aircraft? How many different textures? I normally have to resize about 5 or 6 textures whenever I download an aircraft from Rob Richardson. Usually takes about 15 minutes.

Yup, that's the one. Sometimes from hooking up with the park brake set, sometimes without, sometimes I'd have to hold down brakes to get a hook up. Weird. It just cropped up out of the blue. Thanks for the confirm. I'll diddle with the points. In the mean time, try various brake combinations, eventually, it'll hook up.

Ats Swamp Wallaby

Thanks Jankees for another USMC paint. It's lovely! dl

Nigels wonderful Avro Tutor Mossie

Milviz Redbull P38 RCS B25 http:// Bugatti P100 http:// Tranquil

Love those latest paints, Jankees. :encouragement:

..... and a rudder with so little surface area that one wonders how, if the aeroplane lacked ailerons, the pilot managed to turn at all in flight.

Thanks to all I got CFS3 running now will tackle the ETO Expansion:redfire::redfire:

Winston Groom has written a slew of books. Fiction and non-fiction both. His big hit one being "Forrest Gump." This past year I read two of his books I strongly recommend: "The Allies,...Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin." And "The Generals,...Patton,Marshall, and MacArthur." Both super reads and are page turners. Looking forward in reading about the P-38's in the PTO.

Two Japanese pilots mistakenly tried landing on a US carrier during WWII. They got more than a paint job.