Martin Baltimore MK.V for CFS2 !!

[Morton]

I'm sure I'm not the only one who converted this Baltimore to see how it looked in CSF2. So I wonder, has someone here checked if the bomb-door open/close after the conversion? If so I would like to know before I dig into the SCASM business. The readme file says it should operate with the tail hook command.

Morton

[Allen]

http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforum...iuli-Baltimore

[msfossey]

After converting the model, all the control surfaces worked properly and the landing gear operated correctly. However, no luck with the bomb bay doors. BTW, your skins and panels are great, thanks for sharing them with us.

msfossey

[braveheart77521]

I have a conversion where the bomb doors open by using the D key. I also have a panel with the Mosquito bomb sight inspired by your panels. Peperez sent me a new Model, aircraft, and DP file. Pepe seems to gone off the grid since January. If you would like to see my conversion let me know.


Braveheart

[peperez]

I sent my Baltimores conversions to Morten. He has some new skins.

Cheers

Pepe

[Morton]

..and they work perfect. Thanks Peperez. Stay tuned. A little beautiful bomber

Mort

[fde_bressy]

Did I miss one episode, or are the CFS2 versions still to be uploaded?

François

[Morton]

Not uploaded yet.

Morton

[Morton]

Francesco Giuli made a series of very good FS9 Baltimores a while back. Peperez kindly allowed me to use his CFS2 conversion of this beauty to set up a package together with my textures. Something to play with during the weekend.

Morton

[Typhoon Willy]

Woohoo! Thanks Morton!

[Rami]

Morton,

I couldn't agree with Typhoon Willy more, this is outstanding work!

[Worthless]

The Baltimore is a wonderful bird in so many ways. All it needed was a nice new paint job. Now there are four. Thanks Morton!

[kelticheart]

...in my collection of Morton's repaints!

THANK YOU!!



Cheers!
KH :ernae:

[Morton]

Glad you liked it. Giuli actually made a MK2, 3 and 4 version also of the Baltimore. I might upload these also when I have some time to do the paints. And although Gaucho_59 made a nice (and pretty accurat) 1024 panel for it, I would maybe like to add a 1680 widescreen panel for it later on.

Mort

[peperez]

This plane is no Cessna. Take care at take off and follow the Read Me instructions. Like the real thing, it has a strong right torque.

Good luck!

Pepe

[peperez]

The right Baltimore DP has four fixed Browning .303 rear firing machine guns. I sent it by E-Mail but, probably, Morton didn't get it. I'll upload the fix here.

Cheers

Pepe

[misson]

Thank you very much to all people involved!

[Jagdflieger]

Thanks Pepi. You and Morton have done a GREAT job with the Baltimore.

[peperez]

I hope you enjoy it!

Cheers

Pepe

[Discus]

Thanks Giuli, Pepe, Gaucho and Morton. Outsanding work!!

Discus

[Rami]

I hope you enjoy it!

Cheers

Pepe

Peperez,

I included this with the original upload, left it in a separate folder, and added a readme for you.

http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforum...id=50&id=16834

[Morton]

Thanks Rami.

Morton

[hewman100]

The right Baltimore DP has four fixed Browning .303 rear firing machine guns. I sent it by E-Mail but, probably, Morton didn't get it. I'll upload the fix here.

Cheers

Pepe

The MkIV and MkV had two .5 Brownings in a Martin turret, it was only the MkIII that had four .303s in a Boulton Paul "Defiant" type turret

[arfyhun]

Thank you Morton, thank you Pepe, top types.

Graham.

[peperez]

The MkIV and MkV had two .5 Brownings in a Martin turret, it was only the MkIII that had four .303s in a Boulton Paul "Defiant" type turret

Sorry, you're wrong! The Baltimore has two kinds of rear defensive weapons: a swivel or a turret mount with one, two or four machine guns AND four FIXED .303 Brownings. They also have FOUR FIXED Brownings at the wings firing forward. You need to study a little more, dear friend! Here is a good beginning:

http://koti.welho.com/msolanak/BALTI...Baltimore.html

I hope you enjoy your lesson!

Pepe