1. A combined effects.xml which will work across different installs of CFS3. The effects.xml is arranged alphabetically. Majormagee has put an enormous amount of painstaking effort tracking down some elusive abnormalities in effects.
Old/obsolete and unused effects are retained, but have an "x" or a "y" at the end of their name.
2. A set of textures (pathway your root cfs3install/effects/fxtextures) is provided to ensure that all effects will render/display.
3. A combined sounds.xml file, which will work across cfs3 installs. This file represents a large amount of work by Majormagee.
4. A few sound files to populate the sound environment, e.g. flak.
A skin for Milton Shupe's Beesh D18 "Twin Beech" depicting one of two B18s that, along with a B17 Staggerwing, made up the Philippine Air Lines fleet at the outbreak of WW2.
This one was flown by PAL's Chief Pilot and Operations Manager Paul I. "Pappy" Gunn on a number of legendary flights around and within the Philippine Islands in early 1942, between the Japanese invasion and the fall of Corregidor, as a civilian and then as a U.S. Army officer.
Note: This package was updated on 13 June, 2018 to include an additional twelve GSL ports to the package from 2016, which contained twenty-one ports.
This my Mediterranean GSL ports, with several seaplane takeoff points by Kdriver. In this package, you will have a total of thirty-two GSL ports, scattered throughout Sardinia, Italy, Sicily, Greece, Leros, Albania, Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, and Algeria, with permanent destroyable scenery that you can use in your own missions, or just simply enjoy the view.
Many of these ports are updates or overhauls of my previous GSL ports package dating back to 2011/2013, but two are brand-new, (Messina and Naples) while several others (Palermo, Bone, Trieste, and Tunis) have been relocated and entirely rebuilt from the ground up. In addition, the GSL ports in Greece and Albania have been updated, and several new ports that can be found in the Balkans Project are also now included in this package.
In addition, Captain Kurt was kind enough to allow me to include and spruce up his GSL ports for the 82nd FG campaign he released in 2014, & Kdriver was generous enough to create seaplane takeoff points for several of these locations. Entries for your airbase.dat file have been provided.
This is Dombral’s Mediterranean Scenery Suite. In this package, you will find a total of fourteen new Mediterranean ports in five different countries, and a further eight towns in these countries as well.
Kdriver has been generous enough to provide seven seaplane takeoff points to allow you to enjoy much of the scenery up close.
This GSL scenery for France, Italy, and North Africa will be utilized in the Battle of France when the action shifts to the south.
It is important to note that Dombral is the primary architect of this package, not myself. I did make some contributions to the ports in this package, but Dombral was the original designer of much of this scenery. Releasing this is an homage to the quality of his scenery work that often draws little attention.
Several users have given a lot of time and energy creating objects that are used in this GSL scenery. Thanks go to Wolfi, Pen32Win, Xavierb, Brunosk, Davmag, Gius, Canion, Kdriver, Usio, Tobob, Canion, Gary20, Allen, Lindsay Watt, and Cees Donker. Many thanks go out to all of them for their generosity and selflessness.
This package is the second part of the Blackhawk/pavehawk CeraSim UH60L mod developed by jagl04 with permission of Cera Sim. Includes three parts:
1.- A Tacpack update of the armed version of the Blackhawk, kindly created by Corrado la Costa. Now a radaris added to select objectives. Only Hellfires, LAU 68 and guns can be used, and Hellfires dissapear once launched. Only for Tacpack users.
2.- A fix for the Blackhawk tanks model. Now textures of tanks are corrected in internal views.
3.- Threee Pavehawk models with troops and new textures can be added, developed by klnovak.
This is an approximation of the Bristol Bolingbroke, making use of Baldy's latest Blenheim Mk. IV (No chin guns) model for CFS 2. This is a complete aircraft.
A new airfile has been developed & the dp file uses weapons from Padbury's Battle/Defiant, PStrany's Hudson, Bismark 13's Beaufighter packages, as well as Shessi's Brit 250lb DC.
The 2D panel has been tweaked & is now WIN 7 friendly.
The dp file also makes use of kelticheart's exhaust effects.
The texture offered is: 10000 5th Bombing & Gunnery School, Dafoe, Saskatchewan.
To install, unzip the download to a temporary location & move/ copy files to the matching folder names inside your chosen CFS 2 install.
Thanks to: Baldy for a great series of aircraft models.
This is freeware and subject to the usual conditions.
Note: This package was uploaded on 11 June, 2018 as a separate model package to lessen confusion with the many variants of the Blenheim model series. Accordingly, this is the "late" model with the dual-gun chin turret.
Even before war broke out it was realized that the Blenheim Mk. I had severe shortcomings in regard to speed, defensive armament, and all-round performance. In an effort to solve these problems, several changes took place - the most obvious being the lengthened nose which created a bomb-aimer/navigator position, the firepower in the dorsal turret was increased by replacing the single Vickers K gun with twin Browning belt-fed machine guns (still .303) and later a single Browning in a rear-facing chin turret was added. This was later replaced with a twin .303 turret.
Despite these efforts the new Mk. IV showed itself to be just as vulnerable as the earlier version on contact with the enemy. Blenheim bomber squadrons suffered many casualties on ops against German forces in France, and against targets in Germany and the North Sea area. However, until better aircraft came on stream, Blenheims continued to be used in Europe, the Middle East, and the Far East theatres until 1943.
Note: This package was uploaded on 11 June, 2018 as a separate model package to lessen confusion with the many variants of the Blenheim model series. Accordingly, this is the "single gun" model of the MkI.
Twin-engined aircraft designed before the war as fast. light bomber, unfortunately when war broke out fighter technology had overtaken the Blenheim leaving it at the mercy of enemy a/c. In the absence of better aircraft it had to soldier on for some years until replaced. Blenheims served with several air forces and in the European, Middle Eastern and Far Eastern theatres of war.
Note: This package was uploaded on 11 June, 2018 as a separate model package to lessen confusion with the many variants of the Blenheim model series. Accordingly, this is the "single gun" chin turret model.
Even before war broke out it was realized that the Blenheim Mk. I had severe shortcomings in regard to speed, defensive armament, and all-round performance. In an effort to solve these problems, several changes took place - the most obvious being the lengthened nose which created a bomb-aimer/navigator position, the firepower in the dorsal turret was increased by replacing the single Vickers K gun with twin Browning belt-fed machine guns (still .303) and later a single Browning in a rear-facing chin turret was added.
Despite these efforts the new Mk. IV showed itself to be just as vulnerable as the earlier version on contact with the enemy. Blenheim bomber squadrons suffered many casualties on ops against German forces in France, and against targets in Germany and the North Sea area. However, until better aircraft came on stream, Blenheims continued to be used in Europe, the Middle East, and the Far East theatres until 1943.
Note: This package was uploaded on 11 June, 2018 as a separate model package to lessen confusion with the many variants of the Blenheim model series. Accordingly, this is the "no chin turret" model.
Even before war broke out it was realised that the Blenheim Mk. I had severe shortcomings in regard to speed, defensive armament, and all-round performance. In an effort to solve these problems, several changes took place - the most obvious being the lengthened nose which created a bomb-aimer/navigator position, the firepower in the dorsal turret was increased by replacing a single Vickers K gun with twin Browning belt-fed machine guns. (Still .303)
Despite these efforts the new Mk. IV showed itself to be just as vunerable as the earlier version on contact with the enemy. Blenheim bomber squadrons suffered many casualties on ops against German forces in France, and against targets in Germany and the North Sea area. However, until better aircraft came on stream, Blenheims continued to be used in Europe, the Middle East, and the Far East theatres until 1943.
Version 2: revised and tweaked paint kit for Milton Shupe's P-70A2 in 2048 PSP format, and tested using PSP 7. The kits have been "simplified", that is, modified to reduce the number of layers and eliminate the folder structure of the first version.
Version 2: revised and tweaked paint kit for Milton Shupe's P-70A1 in 2048 PSP format, and tested using PSP 7. The kits have been "simplified", that is, modified to reduce the number of layers and eliminate the folder structure of the first version.
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