A Spitfire Mk.IIA arriving for service with No.266 Squadron - Wittering, September, 1940.
Incidentally, I learned that today is the 80th anniversary of the first Spitfire arriving at No.19 Squadron in 1938, kicking off the Spitfire's operational career.
Looks suspiciously like a Spitfire about to arrive to CFS3; hopefully soon!
Cato said "Carthaginem esse delendam"
I say "Carthago iam diu deleta,sed enim Bellum Alium adhuc aedificandum est"
She's progressing nicely, but still a lot of things that don't necessarily show in a screenshot that need attention to bring her on par with the 190.
Here's an exciting shot of some of those things you can't see - in this case, a WIP propeller. Thrilling, isn't it?
Golly...the design work! And that cumulus is besutiful too..
IIRC Dan you are an AE? Looks like this will be as good as real!
Cato said "Carthaginem esse delendam"
I say "Carthago iam diu deleta,sed enim Bellum Alium adhuc aedificandum est"
If you mean aeronautical engineer, no, I don't know nearly enough math for that! I am a professional pilot and aircraft mechanic though, and both of those hats have come in handy with my CFS3 work. I try to make it perform and operate as close to real as my understanding allows. The goal is to make aircraft that are demanding enough to make you fly them like the real thing, and detailed enough that you have all the mechanical and sensory queues you need to be able to do so.
With the Spitfire you will get an introduction to the idiosyncracies of a few types of early WWII propellers that were fitted to the early models. If you are careless, they will make you pay for it!
Oooh now that's pricked my cfs3 ears up! Lovely jubbly!
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Putting together the damage effects. Notice the horizontal stabilizer has oil on it from the holed oil cooler.
a great looking Spit projectwell, you know, shame its not any Luft46 stuff, LOL!
That's really impressive!
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Looks good Dan!
you seem to have that pretty well covereda great looking Spit project
New Nachtigall!
John
(DR/ MAW/ ETO/ PTO Textures)
Keep it coming!
Definitely!
Cato said "Carthaginem esse delendam"
I say "Carthago iam diu deleta,sed enim Bellum Alium adhuc aedificandum est"
Been testing some JU88's in large formations for frame rates. Missions based on Hobbit large formation stuff.
from the pilot with labels
Cato said "Carthaginem esse delendam"
I say "Carthago iam diu deleta,sed enim Bellum Alium adhuc aedificandum est"
Here's an evening patrol over the Channel: combat, forming up, and returning home at sunset in the WIP Spitfire Mk.IIA.
Had to do something about all those Jerries James put over England.
Really looking forward to this. I also wish I could get my scenery to look so good. You'll have to tell me your exact setup there. Still have a way to go for good LW oppo!
Cato said "Carthaginem esse delendam"
I say "Carthago iam diu deleta,sed enim Bellum Alium adhuc aedificandum est"
These are immersive screen shots, I like them.
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www3.telus.net/murrdaka/
Wow! great shots gecko !
Circus operation over Lille, April 1941:
The fight is on!
109 flashes through my sights while in a high-G turn - fired a quick burst, probably missed.
A shared kill.
Suddenly alone, time to head home.
Incredible!Originally Posted by gecko
Yeah, I want that!Incredible!
(And them clouds too - where 'd you get those?)
ACC Member, ETO and PTO contributor & librarian
Ditto!
Cato said "Carthaginem esse delendam"
I say "Carthago iam diu deleta,sed enim Bellum Alium adhuc aedificandum est"
excellent gunsight shot there!
Cloud textures and scenery are copied over from WOFF. I believe those cloud textures are available as freeware apart from WOFF as well. Not sure where, but try looking around the WOFF forums. The developer's name is ARIS.
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