Douglas A20 Havoc

**Sascha66** · August 21st, 2017, 05:06

Originally Posted by huub vink

Sascha66,

The painter is Bushi and you can find the glass texture here: http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforum...ture-(FS9)-zip

And the textures are aviable here: http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforum...e-textures-zip

Cheers,
Huub

Huub, great, thanks a bundle!

Sascha

***huub vink*** · August 21st, 2017, 06:24

Originally Posted by SteveB

Great News Milton. I should have this one ready by the end of today.

Steve

And about time!

(sorry Steve just kidding of course, but I couldn't resist).

Definitely looking forward to this one

Huub

**SteveB** · August 21st, 2017, 07:22

Originally Posted by huub vink

And about time!

(sorry Steve just kidding of course, but I couldn't resist).

Definitely looking forward to this one

Huub

Not long know I just need too get the "*#@* paperwork done.
Meanwhile I have just got too get a few edges and bits too do on this one.
Soviet VVS Photo recce scheme, Manchuria, 1945.

**SteveB** · August 21st, 2017, 07:43

It's done.
USAAF, bare metal prototype, 1940.

**Milton Shupe** · August 21st, 2017, 07:45

I have packages assembled and being tested for FS9, FSX, and P3D V4.

The FSX and P3D v4 packages are native FSXA and include only the "C" model.

Sounds for the R-2600 are being developed but the packages for now are using the R-2800 sounds out of the Harpoon.

I need a P3D v4 user who can test that package. Will try to find one or more over in the FSX/P3D forums.

**michaelvader** · August 21st, 2017, 08:30

Hallo Milton,

at first the problem with the Scott Thomas gauges for me is the do not have a "housing"
I prefer to have gauges which are not only the round circle background with the the numbers on it
I like tem "complete" It is a lot easier for me to work with.
But let us see when in three weeks I will see the final release what I can do to get the best compromiss between the different original panels and your VC.
I join a little view of my old, little cutter with me and my wify abord
Yours
Papi

**gastonj** · August 21st, 2017, 08:46

Originally Posted by michaelvader

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I join a little view of my old, little cutter with me and my wify abord
Yours
Papi

Oops! The little sister of the Cornish Crabber!

JMC

**michaelvader** · August 21st, 2017, 09:33

Hallo Gaston,
it is a cornish crabber - a cornish crabber 24 MK I Nr 411
it s home is a Gavres near Lorient, normally she is under german flagg
the onliest gaffer under german flagg at brittanies coast.
in fact it was one of the last Mk I's and she has already the MK II hull but till the littler MK I rigg
she was launched in 1985.
Yes I love classic boats and airplanes
still four days and I will be at home in brittany for three weeks
to find back my wife, my animals, my - - - in fact my home
So the panel work will be a little be in holydays too.
This project is so interesting that after the holy days I will see what I can do concerning the gauges
Yours
Papi

***huub vink*** · August 21st, 2017, 10:18

Enjoy Brittany Papi! One of my absolute favourite areas in the world!

Cheers,
Huub

**SteveB** · August 21st, 2017, 10:27

USAAF 3rd Bomber Group, early 1941.

***Mick*** · August 21st, 2017, 10:28

Originally Posted by SteveB

It's done.
USAAF, bare metal prototype, 1940.

Sweet! But shouldn't the vertical rudder stripe be insignia blue? Same for the 1941 skin.

It was supposed to be blue as part of the American national aircraft insignia. Absent color photos, I don't know about those specific planes, but it seems unlikely that the Douglas paint shop would make such a major error twice, after many years of cranking out planes for the Air Corps with the markings in the correct colors.

**SteveB** · August 21st, 2017, 10:36

Originally Posted by Mick

Sweet! But shouldn't the vertical rudder stripe be insignia blue? Same for the 1941 skin.

It was supposed to be blue as part of the American national aircraft insignia. Absent color photos, I don't know about those specific planes, but it seems unlikely that the Douglas paint shop would make such a major error twice, after many years of cranking out planes for the Air Corps with the markings in the correct colors.

DOH!!!
Cheers Mick I'll fix them.

Steve

**SteveB** · August 21st, 2017, 10:51

Not Fixed.

**SteveB** · August 21st, 2017, 11:02

USAAF 3rd Bomber Group, early 1941.
Almost Fixed.

**Milton Shupe** · August 21st, 2017, 11:25

I have uploaded the FS9 ONLY version, full package; the FSX and P3D v4 versions will follow.

These are "Pre-Beta" packages; they have issues. If you want an error-free package, do not download this file.

The 2D panel and sounds are temporary.

Read the docs for operational hints.

http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforum...d.php?t=107085

You may report any issues here in this thread; there are several known ones yet to be corrected and yours may not be known. :-)

**SteveB** · August 21st, 2017, 11:25

Aeroflot photo mapping aircraft 1953.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/92m9fb9fvh...lot53.zip?dl=0

**Milton Shupe** · August 21st, 2017, 11:46

Originally Posted by SteveB

Aeroflot photo mapping aircraft 1953.

Beautiful livery SteveB; thanks :-)

**Bomber_12th** · August 21st, 2017, 12:34

Steve, with regard to your prototype and 1941 USAAC repaints, thank you very much for making them and adjusting them with the proper blue stripe on the rudder. Just one more correction, if you could...

The number of red/white stripes on the rudders of these aircraft (all USAAC aircraft painted so) was always 13 - 7 red stripes and 6 white stripes, matching that of the American flag.

**SteveB** · August 21st, 2017, 12:52

Originally Posted by Bomber_12th

Steve, with regard to your prototype and 1941 USAAC repaints, thank you very much for making them and adjusting them with the proper blue stripe on the rudder. Just one more correction, if you could...

The number of red/white stripes on the rudders of these aircraft (all USAAC aircraft painted so) was always 13 - 7 red stripes and 6 white stripes, matching that of the American flag.

That's what happens when you get a MiGaholic painting USAAF schemes

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Will fix it but will prob be tomorrow before It gets re uploaded.

Thanks for the correction.

Steve

***huub vink*** · August 21st, 2017, 13:16

Another Pacific veteran....

Not yet done, but just to tease you

I don't know why this aircraft was called "Ridin High"as I always thought the A-20s in the Pacific were used for low level strafing missions, while the European based A-20s were used for mi-level tactical bombing......

Cheers,
Huub

***wellis*** · August 21st, 2017, 13:46

Well, all I have at the moment is very WIP, but it shows where I am going. 84th Bomb Sqn, 47th Bomb Grp, North Africa, 1943. Actually the real machine was a "B" model so a bit of artistic license is required - they were very close in appearance. :-)

I will make it for all three sim versions as the others that have been done have already been made for use with the FSX native/P3D versions.