Is there a CFS 2 conversion for the NAF N3N Canary ?

[UncleTgt]

I can see there are FS9 & FS2002 models available, but I can't get either of them converted for CFS2.

I think there's a passing similarity to a Nakajima E8N Dave .... probably close enough as an AI target anyway

[Jagdflieger]

Uncle Tgt,

The FS 8 (FS 2002) version works for me in CFS 2. I haven't flown it in a while, but I don't recall and particular difficulties.

Here it is in CFS 2.

[oldwheat]

I use it as an E8N on my pc. The wonky cowling doesn't show up as an AI however.

[Jagdflieger]

Darn. That's a great idea OW.

Can you post the textures and the DP that you're using? I'd love to make a few high side passes at it.

[UncleTgt]

I use it as an E8N on my pc. The wonky cowling doesn't show up as an AI however.

Hey Oldwheat, could you think about making a cowling as a payload (like the A20 hardnose)?

[TARPSBird]

I wish the original designer of the N3N floater had followed it up with a wheeled version.

[UncleTgt]

Courtesy of AF Scrub/ Pepe/ Bill Kestell & me...


Almost ready ... this is a WIP shot

[trasno]

It will be useful for an Aleutians campaign. Trasno

[Skipsan]

Outstanding! Standing-by shipmate's

Skipsan

[Jagdflieger]

Simply flabergasted! Thanks guys.

[PomBee]

What a great job.

Thanks, Guys.

PomBee.:salute::salute::salute:

[tonybones2112]

I have OW's Dave and it flies and goes down in flames very well.

Bones

[dombral]

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Almost ready ... this is a WIP shot

yes very good job for the first campaigns of the Imperial Japanese Navy

[Skipsan]

Ran across some skin shot's of the E8N, one of the German plan:

http://wp.scn.ru/en/ww15/h/513/65/0/2 an N2

http://wp.scn.ru/en/ww15/h/513/2/0/1 the German one.

http://wp.scn.ru/en/ww15/h/513/65/0/1 a bit of info on the down load.

http://ww2drawings.jexiste.fr/Files/.../E8N2-Dave.htm same as the 1st one.

http://www.ne.jp/asahi/airplane/muse...ln2/TW017.html do have a rummage about here.

Here we go! Enjoy

Skipsan

[Skipsan]

And the proof is in the pudding: http://ww2db.com/image.php?image_id=12083

More than 1,000 words :salute:

Skipsan