Good news for Beau fans!

[Rami]

To all,

It took a lot of hand-editing to untwist the editing the Cliff Burgess did to the CFS1 Mediterranean Beaufighter campaign, but I got the missions into "proper" CFS1 format and was able to successfully convert them to CFS2. Not one of them was lost or corrupted in the process!

It's based on this: http://www.simviation.com/cgi-bin/syb2.cgi?section=cfs&file=MedBeau.zip

Now that I am able to examine these missions in MB, there are nineteen of them in a campaign ranging from 1942 to 1944. The area of coverage is wide, including Egypt, Tunisia, Italy, Yugoslavia, Corsica, Southern France, Malta, Algeria, and Sicily. If any of you have any other well-documented Beaufighter missions during this time period, especially any that involve Gibraltar, let me know and I might be able to accommodate you. The Allied landings of Sicily, Italy, and preparations for Operation Dragoon are included in the time frame.

This is still a LONG way from completion, but the rest is repetitive and familiar. CFS1 missions when they are converted have no dynamic elements, so all of those have to be created. But, if the conversion to CFS2 doesn't work, that's typically where the project ends for me. So, this barrier has been broken. :engel016:

I'll be using the Mk. Ic, the Mk. VIc, and the Mk. X for this campaign.

[hewman100]

A true test of the mettle of Bismarcks beautiful Bristols:applause::applause::applause:

[CrisGer]

great news Rami

[Talon]

Lots of fun isn't it Rami?

I was doing the CFS1 Morseby campaign conversion a while back but lost all my work with a computer crash almost 2 years ago.

[kdriver]

Hi Rami,

Some time ago I started the same project, but only completed the Corsica mission. If you like, I can send it to you. You are welcome to use it, modify it or just throw it away.

Kevin

[Rami]

Kdriver,

You already did, but I think I'm okay with the missions.

[kdriver]

Must be getting senile.

[Rami]

So far, so good. Two ferry missions have been completed...from Alexandria, Egypt to Luqa, Malta and from Poretta, Corsica to Ancona, Italy.

[Rami]

The progress continues, I thought I'd post some mission descriptions. Writing these damn things is always the most challenging part for me. :banghead:

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - Deployment to Malta
"summary_string"=Listen up! Today we'll leave North Africa and join the hard-pressed forces on Malta. The ground situation here continues to deteriorate, though we hope to stop Jerry's advance into Egypt at Mersa Matruh.
"objective_string"=June 22nd, 1942 saw the deployment of six crews from 89 squadron, based in Egypt, to assist night operations around the beleaguered island fortress of Malta. Big setbacks continued for Allied forces in Africa, with Tobruk having fallen into General Rommel's hands several days before.
"intelligence_string"=You may fly along the Egyptian coastline as far as Sidi Barrani, but from then on you must keep to the sea and fly on the deck to avoid detection and interception by any Axis air patrols. A patrol from Malta will provide cover your arrival. Watch your fuel carefully, it is a long flight.

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - Salerno cover
"summary_string"=Listen up. chaps! Today we'll be flying protection for the invasion forces coming ashore at Salerno. Our FAA comrades have provided assistance for the Desert Air Force and the USAAF, loaning their fighters to this effort. They are now in need of relief, and it's our job to pick up the slack so that they can resume their task to protect the fleet.
"objective_string"=The Allied landings at Salerno encountered strong resistance from the outset. This was due in part to the distance between the beachhead and Sicilian fighter bases. Consequently, many Allied fighters during Operation Avalanche were operating at the ragged edge of their range. To bridge the gap, the FAA flew Martlets and Seafires over the beaches at dawn and dusk until Beaufighters were moved to Sicily, relieving pressure on the USAAF P-38s and allowing FAA fighters to resume their fleet defense.
"intelligence_string"=The Italian surrender hasn't provided a free ride for our chaps coming ashore, who've encountered strong German resistance from the outset. You are to fly a CAP over the beachhead, putting a stop to these German tip-and-run fighter-bomber attacks. Orbit at angels four, and leave any high-altitude intruders to the P-38s Lightnings flying top cover.

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - On loan to the DAF
"summary_string"=After securing Southern Italy in Mid-October, the front moved north until it stalled near Christmas on the Cassino-Ortona line. Difficulty in supplying the 8th Army made any ports on the Adriatic coast crucial. Your orders are to transfer to Giola Del Colle aerodrome to help reinforce the Desert Air Force in the area.
"objective_string"=Because of their versatility, Bristol Beaufighters were used throughout the Mediterranean theatre in numerous capacities, from long-range fighter to coastal reconnaissance. Armed with rockets and bombs, it proved a highly capable strike aircraft against both land and naval targets, and with its array of machine guns and cannons, it could also strafe targets with aplomb.
"intelligence_string"=After departing Salerno, follow the Sicilian coast down to Messina, then turn to the northeast and hold course until you reach the mainland. Upon reaching the Italian peninsula, hold your course until almost reaching the other shore. Make sure to watch out for enemy reconnaissance aircraft in the area as you make your way to Giola Del Colle.

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - Defense of Bari
"summary_string"=Listen up! Your flight has been chosen for routine duty tonight, so get your Beaufighters into the air and fly a patrol over Bari harbor, looking for any enemy formations that attempt to strike the harbor facilities. Intelligence indicates that the Germans might be planning a major raid tonight, so keep a sharp lookout!
"objective_string"=On December 2nd, 1943, the Luftwaffe performed a devastating night strike against Allied shipping in Bari harbor, severely curtailing use of the port for three weeks. Eisenhower called this raid "The greatest single loss from air action inflicted on us during the entire period of Allied campaigning in Europe." (During the historical mission, only four American Beaufighters were airborne to meet the raiders, and they did not engage the enemy.)
"intelligence_string"=Once in the air, maintain an altitude of angels ten for this patrol. Your patrol will begin southeast of Bari, paralleling the coastline as you overfly the harbor. Any enemy bomber formations will likely come in from the Adriatic rather than the Italian peninsula. Good luck!

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - Attack coastal shipping
"summary_string"=Listen up, chaps! Our orders are to fly an armed anti-shipping reconnaissance mission, paralleling the Italian coast. Enemy forces have begun using shipping to send supplies to the frontlines in lieu of our efforts to prevent travel by land. Your job is to close off this loophole. Good luck!
"objective_string"=To choke off enemy supply lines, Allied leaders in the Mediterranean launched Operation Strangle to interdict the movement of supplies by road & rail. The Axis countered this strategy by sending any needed supplies by ship convoys to the frontline.
"intelligence_string"=On this patrol, you will pass Elba on your way to the Italian coastline. Be aware that Elba is still in enemy hands, so keep far enough away to avoid anti-aircraft fire. Making landfall, follow the coast down to Rome, keeping a very sharp lookout for enemy convoys trying to slip supplies to the front. Make sure to maintain an altitude of angels four, or your ability to spot enemy convoys may be obscured by clouds.

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - Preparation for Dragoon
"summary_string"=Allied Commanders diverted a significant portion of their resources from the Italian campaign to create another front, landing in Southern France in Mid-August 1944. Considerable air effort was also diverted from Italy to support this invasion. Today, you will fly a coastal patrol off Provence as part of the initial preparatory raids in support of Operation Dragoon.
"objective_string"=Significant Allied Air, Ground, and Naval forces were diverted from the Italian peninsula for the buildup to Operation Dragoon. Both the American and British Air Forces on Corsica participated in fighter sweeps and fast strikes along the French Riviera, attacking fighter bases and other enemy fortifications that might be used by the Germans to impede the Allied landings.
"intelligence_string"=To support the Allied landings along the French Riviera, today you will be flying a coastal patrol. You are to pursue any targets of opportunity that you see. Patrol at angels four, making landfall on the coast near Nice. Once over France, continue to hug the coastline as you patrol down to Toulon before heading home. Remember that the American forces are also conducting their own preparations for the invasion, which include Naval fighters that might appear similar to the Fw-190, so attempt to identify other flights in the area before engaging them.

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - Ferry to Ancona
"summary_string"=Listen up, chaps! Today, your orders are to ferry your Beaufighter across Italy to the aerodrome at Ancona in preparation for operations tomorrow in the Adriatic region. You should not expect enemy interception en route, most of their fighters have been pulled to the Po River valley or further north into Germany.
"objective_string"=September, 1944 saw the Soviets, Americans, and British firmly on the offensive, pushing all German forces back toward the Third Reich. Massive raids and heavy losses have depreived the Luftwaffe of air superiority. Starved of fuel & ammunition, the Third Reich finds itself in a desparate situation.
"intelligence_string"=Due to the establishment of total air superiority, you can expect an uneventful flight. After leaving Corsica, proceed on an easterly heading until you reach the Italian coastline, then turn northeast to cut across the peninsula, reaching your airfield at Ancona. Be aware there is a major USAAF fighter base at Ramitelli, a few miles to the southeast, so if you encounter any aircraft, be sure to identify the nationality before firing at them.

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - Strike the Rex
"summary_string"=On September 8, 1944, eight Bristol Beaufighters, escorted by eight Mustangs, attacked the ex-liner "Rex" near Trieste, Italy, in order to stop it from being scuttled to block the ports of either Trieste or Venice. The Beaufighters flew from Corsica to Ancona on the 7th of September before attacking and critically damaging the Rex the following day. Today, you'll participate in this daring attack as one of the Beaufighter pilots!
"objective_string"=September, 1944 saw the Soviets, Americans, and British firmly on the offensive, pushing all German forces back toward the Third Reich. Massive raids and heavy losses have depreived the Luftwaffe of air superiority. Starved of fuel & ammunition, the Third Reich finds itself in a desparate situation.
"intelligence_string"=Today's objective is to sink the Rex, a converted pre-war Italian passenger ship. She was spotted by resistance forces four days ago away from her berth in Trieste, and intel surmises that she is to be used as a blockship, possibly in Venice harbor. A flight of American P-51s will escort you to the target. You will rendezvous with the Mustangs at angels five, but will then drop to angels two for your approach to the Rex. Send her to the bottom!

[Rami]

Here's a couple more...

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - Submarine sweep
"summary_string"=Listen up, chaps! Today you will depart Sicily on an anti-submarine patrol over the Tyrrhenian Sea. After scouring the ocean for any sign of German U-boats, you are re-deploy to Poretta aerodrome in Corsica.
"objective_string"=Because of their versatility, Bristol Beaufighters were used throughout the Mediterranean theatre in numerous capacities, from long-range fighter to coastal reconnaissance. Armed with rockets and bombs, it proved a highly capable strike aircraft against both land and naval targets, and with its array of machine guns and cannons, it could also strafe targets with aplomb.
"intelligence_string"=After departing Trapani airfield, you are to fly in a general northerly direction, zig-zagging across the Tyrrhenian Sea at angels four, watching for any signs of enemy U-boat activity. If you do run into a German U-boat, you're to destroy it. You've been equipped with a torpedo and bombs for this mission. Good luck, and good hunting!

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - Corsica intervention
"summary_string"=Listen up! Sardinia and Corsica must be cleared to protect the flank of the Salerno operations. The enemy air forces have withdrawn from Sardinia for more than a week, and intelligence reports a hasty evacuation from Corsica is now in progress. Twin-engine fighter units, including your own, are being pressed into hindering Jerry's progress as much as possible. Fly up the east coast of Corsica and intercept whatever you find.
"objective_string"=Between September 16th and October 3rd, 1943, German forces successfully performed a brilliant tactical withdrawal from Corsica, removing 30,000 men and their equipment. September 23rd saw Bristol Beaufighters intercept 40 Junkers Ju-52 transports, destroying eight. Similar interceptions in the following days proved much tougher. After evacuating, Luftwaffe fighters started providing continuous fighter cover for remaining forces on the island, beginning around September 29th, 1943.
"intelligence_string"=After departing Sicily, maintain a west-northwest course until reaching Southern Sardinia. Due to the evacuation of all Axis forces from the island, you can cross over Sardinia to Corsica, hugging the Eastern shoreline until you reach the airfield complex on the northeast end of the island. This is the area from which the evacuation is likely to be occurring.

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - Defense of Palermo
"summary_string"=Scramble! An undetermined number of bandits are reported to be headed for the port at Palermo. Get up, get altitude, and intercept them! Your job is to inflict a maximum amount of damage on these raiders, making sure that they cannot come back again!
"objective_string"=Around midnight on August 1st, 1943, twenty-five Ju-88s and Do-217s successfully bombed the US 7th Army supply port at Palermo, Sicily, putting the largest dock out of commission, sinking a ship, destroying supplies, and an ammunition train.
"intelligence_string"=After take off, turn to the east, gain altitude, and cross over to the port. These enemy raiders are likely to come from the North, though it's possible that some might also be dispatched from Sardinia, which means they'd approach from the West. Due to the cover of darkness, they are likely to arrive without escort. Good luck!

[Rami]

As I continue to work on the Pacific, somehow or another I end up back working on this campaign. I have seven missions completed so far, (Deployment to Malta, Preparing for Dragoon, Strike the Rex, Ferry to Ancona, Submarine sweep, Salerno cover, and On loan to the DAF) and have shipped them to a few parties for beta testing.

Some of the missions (Bari, for example) require additional work to be done, but it's getting there. I also have my Pacific install at about 80% up-and-running, so DEI/DOA might not be too far off.

[Devildog73]

Hey, Rams, I am just as schizzophrenic! I work up some PTO missions for Bong, then pop back in and fly some Tuskegee missions, then hit some of your reworks, then hit some ETOs, back into the PTO to fly some of the Solomons and Australia missions. :isadizzy:

It's all good!

I guess that is why it is taking me so long on these 9th FS missions of the 49ers. I have been working these all summer and am only just now completing number 11.

[Rami]

Hey guys,

I try to include at least one "shoot 'em up" mission in any campaign I do, and so I made this one especially fun. For the mission after Salerno, called "Corsica intervention," I followed this historical background...

"Between September 16th and October 3rd, 1943, German forces successfully performed a brilliant tactical withdrawal from Corsica, removing 30,000 men and their equipment. September 23rd saw Bristol Beaufighters intercept 40 Junkers Ju-52 transports, destroying eight. Similar interceptions in the following days proved much tougher. After evacuating, Luftwaffe fighters started providing continuous fighter cover for remaining forces on the island, beginning around September 29th, 1943."

Now, since the date is September 23rd, there are no fighters. Just your eight Beaufighters against forty unarmed, lumbering, Ju-52 transports.

If you don't down at least three, you lose. Your Beaufighter (The Mk. VIC, Torpedo version) has ten guns...six .303-inch Brownings and four 20mm cannons. You have 2,800 rounds of .303 ammo and 480 rounds of cannon ammo. Your job is to go nuts and bring down as many as you can.

I have a feeling that my beta testers will like this one! :d

[Rami]

To all,

While I'm waiting for DOA / P-39 beta testing to wrap up...I'm working on a lot of Med projects, including Pedestal and Hellas. But for a change of pace tonight, I got back on the Beaufighter horse...

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - Tunis convoy
"summary_string"=Wake up, chaps! We've received word that an Axis merchant convoy has gotten past Malta's defenses and is closing in on Tunis harbor. Your job tonight will be to sink the merchant vessels in this convoy, thus denying the Germans the supplies they need to keep up the fight in Tunisia. Let's hope you've eaten all of your carrots in the mess!
"objective_string"=As Allied control of the Mediterranean tightened, the Germans used all the available resources they could muster in order to guard every convoy that managed to sneak past Malta's defenses. Without any supplies, their ability to fight in North Africa would be exhausted in short order.
"intelligence_string"=After taking off from your airfield at Bone, you will parallel the coastline past Bizerte, then angle out to sea, searching for the convoy in the vicinity of Cape Bon. Make sure that you aim your torpedo & rockets at the merchant vessels, these are your primary targets. Good luck and good hunting!

[Rami]

I just tested the Tunis convoy mission, and boy it is tough to find a convoy in the dark! :d

Now, there are eleven missions completed for this campaign...

Deployment to Malta
Tunis convoy
Defense of Palermo
Salerno cover
Corsica intervention
On loan to the DAF
Submarine Sweep
Attack coastal shipping
Preparing for Dragoon
Ferry to Ancona
Strike the Rex

[miamieagle]

Very Nice!

Thank you!

[JapLance]

I just tested the Tunis convoy mission, and boy it is tough to find a convoy in the dark! :d

I don't know if it is feasible in CFS2, but an Axis convoy through the Strait of Sicily in this part of the war (end of 1942 or beginning of 1943) would probably be followed all night long through radar and constantly illuminated with flares from Malta-based airplanes. Things were getting very ugly for the Italian convoys.

[Rami]

Japlance,

Actually, I made it a German convoy. (That can easily be switched if need be...)

I also spent about ninety minutes this morning making a harbor/industrial complex at Bone for you to protect from Axis bombers, as well as your airbase there.

[Rami]

Here's another mission completed, again at night...

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - Patrol over Bone
"summary_string"=Listen up! The Luftwaffe has been harassing the port facilities and airfield for some time now, and our commanders have assigned nightly patrols to ward off incoming bomber strikes on the facilities at Bone. It's your job to prevent the Germans from achieving success once again. Good luck!
"objective_string"=As the British and Americans closed in on Tunisia, the last stand of German strength in North Africa, Luftwaffe forces took every opportunity to pound towns and cities now being used by the Allies as bases of operations. Accordingly, harbors such as Bone became prime targets.
"intelligence_string"=After getting into the air, your flight will fly a patrol about twenty miles north of Bone, looking for any sign of enemy bombers trying to strike the port or your aerodrome. If the port suffers major damage, Allied operations against Tunisia will be seriously compromised. Spitfire Mk. Vs are being sent along to assist you in engaging the bombers.

[Rami]

I managed to get one more mission done tonight, because I'll be very busy the next couple of days...

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - Hit shipping in Tunis
"summary_string"=Listen up, chaps! Tonight's operation is to attack Axis shipping and the harbour facilities at Tunis. After striking the enemy, you will continue on to Bone, Algeria, joining the squadron deployment there, rather than return to Malta. From there we can easily reach enemy shipping in the Tunisian ports, and our mission there will include assisting with night-fighter cover for the sector.
"objective_string"=German and Italian forces have entered Tunisia in force in response to the recent Allied landings in Algeria and Morocco. On one hand, this shortened the distance to North Africa required for Axis shipping, but on the other hand it brought Allied airfields closer.
"intelligence_string"=Tonight's operation will be to attack shipping in the harbour at Tunis. After getting airborne, you will form up with Peatbog flight at Angels seven over Gozo, passing Pantelleria and rounding Cape Bon before dropping to the deck for the run in to Tunis. After your run you will continue west to land at Bone, Algeria.

Also included are a couple of pics of the harbor I built just north of Tunis.

[whitehawk_2009]

Looks like fun!

WH

[Rami]

Hey guys,

To attack shipping in Tripoli, here are the harbor facilities...

"title_string"=Beaus in the sand - Hit shipping in Tripoli
"summary_string"=Attention! Rommel has been amassing supplies and reinforcements within Western Libya, regrouping following the recent Allied advance past Benghazi. Tonight you will use our newly-acquired forward airfields to strike shipping in Tripoli harbor.
"objective_string"=The dawn of 1942 saw Axis forces hibernating in Libya, licking their wounds after losing ground to Allied forces over the previous summer. They used this time to rebuild their badly depleted forces, preparing for a renewed offensive in the coming weeks and months.
"intelligence_string"=Your temporary deployment here near Benghazi is to permit you to join in on the attacks on shipping within Tripoli harbor. Your flight is to carry out a night raid there. You are to make landfall east of Tripoli, then approach the harbor from the ocean, keeping as low as possible. Keep your wits about you. The enemy may be temporarily down, but still has some fight left in him!

[mariereid]

That's sum fancy mission building! :salute:

[Discus]

Hey guys,

To attack shipping in Tripoli, here are the harbor facilities...

I love to fly from time to time the heavies and break the "monotony" of shooting!

Great port facilitie!! :applause::medals:

But it looks that your Beau had some hidraulic leak or it was 5 o´clock and the pilot was thinking in landing for having tea!!

Cheers, Discus:wavey:

[Rami]

To all,

I'm having an internal debate at the moment about what to do with this. One pet peeve of mine is I hate jumping around from base to base without any context. (One mission you fly out of Benghazi, and the next you're in Egypt)

This is my mission crib sheet at the moment...

Ancona, Italy (19)
Poretta, Corsica - Ancona, Italy (18)
Poretta, Corsica (17)
Poretta, Corsica (16)
Trapani, Sicily - Poretta, Corisca (15)
Gioia Del Colle, Italy (14)
Palermo, Sicily - Giola Del Colle, Italy (13)
Palermo, Sicily (12)
Palermo, Sicily (11)
Palermo, Sicily (10)
Bone, Algeria (09)
Bone, Algeria (08)
Bone, Algeria (07)
Luqa, Malta - Bone, Algeria (06)
Luqa, Malta (05)
Luqa, Malta (04)
Alexandria, Egypt - Luqa, Malta (03)
Alexandria, Egypt (02)
Benghazi, Libya (01)

Needed missions - Bengazi to Alexandria, Bone to Palermo, Gioia Del Colle to Trapani.

So do you guys want me to create the transfer missions? I could always liven them up with intercepts or other fun ideas...

[Rami]

Jean Bomber,

As you can see, I have spent some time building harbors at Tripoli, Palermo, Bone, and Tunis. This isn't meant for historical accuracy, the harbors are relatively quick & dirty, specifically designed for the Mediterranean Beaufighter campaign. I tried to use the natural contours of the terrain, I am adverse to flattens unless absolutely necessary.

I was toying with the possibility of turning them into permanent GSL objects, which I know how to do, and allowing you to take off from them as seaplane bases, something I don't know how to do.

As far as help from you, I still need assistance with the area around Bari, Italy, as well as continuation of your work at Bizerte, perhaps completing the airbase there. I'll also be working on building a harbor at Alexandria. This is not finalized, I would be more than happy to share the layout files for these harbor structures.

The materials I'm using are fairly standard...Wolfi's library object packs, as well as 88mm Flak guns, Xavierb's warehouses, piers, and forts, and I used Usio's brick lighthouse for Tripoli.

The permanent GSL structures would not include the ships I'm using...that is strictly for mission purposes only.

Please feel free to contact me and/or offer feedback.

[Rami]

Hey guys,

Alexandria took a while to build, but I think the results are decent...:jump:

[Ravenna]

What is needed for Alexandria is a couple of simple two storey white and sand coloured buildings with flat roofs and a simple mosque. These could be used all along the North African coast. If some kind scenery builder could make these they would come in very handy in the GSL. Rami, over at U Tube there is footage of a B-24 flight from Egypt to Tunisia during WW2. There is a wealth of material there on town and port layout for the main urban centres. I think I've saved the link, so I'll have a look and let you know.

[dvslats]

What is needed for Alexandria is a couple of simple two storey white and sand coloured buildings with flat roofs and a simple mosque. These could be used all along the North African coast. If some kind scenery builder could make these they would come in very handy in the GSL. Rami, over at U Tube there is footage of a B-24 flight from Egypt to Tunisia during WW2. There is a wealth of material there on town and port layout for the main urban centres. I think I've saved the link, so I'll have a look and let you know.

Hi Ravenna,
I think this is already being worked on. Saw this while strolling though Jean Bombers's photo album. :ernae:
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/album.php?albumid=252&attachmentid=2419

Dave

[Rami]

Jean Bomber,

Wow! :jawdrop: You put my work to shame. :crybaby: I am forever in your debt. :salute:

[Jean Bomber]

Hi all !

that's in progress and I'd like to go faster but free time is the main parameter , I try to keep the heading ...:running:
Wolfi has began a "kasbah" set and I'm testing them on some places they give the nice african touch
I think he has some new objects to come :jump: ...

:salute:

JP

[Ravenna]

Hi all !

that's in progress and I'd like to go faster but free time is the main parameter , I try to keep the heading ...:running:
Wolfi has began a "kasbah" set and I'm testing them on some places they give the nice african touch
I think he has some new objects to come :jump: ...

:salute:

JP

:applause::applause::applause::applause:

[Discus]

Jean Bomber,

Wow! :jawdrop: You put my work to shame. :crybaby: I am forever in your debt. :salute:

Remember that until JB and Wolfi add something more for our delight your work is the best!! :icon_lol: And it´s really great!!:medals:

Thanks, Discus

[Discus]

Hi all !

that's in progress and I'd like to go faster but free time is the main parameter , I try to keep the heading ...:running:
Wolfi has began a "kasbah" set and I'm testing them on some places they give the nice african touch
I think he has some new objects to come :jump: ...

:salute:

JP

Really amazing. I felt like flying in a time machine. Keep going JB!

Discus:salute: