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nuum Pilot	posted 12-04- 03:42 PM http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Quasar/3601/flash2.jpg De Havilland - Type 2 1915 nuum WWI Aircraft IP: Logged
Sv Pilot	posted 12-04- 03:58 PM Been busy, eh Nuum? WWI planes and windmills... Your wing wires are perfect - the best posible OpenPlane implimentation - I will use them on my SE5a... The Germans will be quite out-numbered soo, whatever will we do? ------------------ -Sv =FC= WWI in SDOE! IP: Logged
JT Pilot	posted 12-04- 04:19 PM Wow, Nuum, that's beautiful. You know, I'd love to see someone make a Wright flyer. I don't think that's ever been made in a flight sim, has it? Anyway, you guys should make a group shot of all the WWI flyers and post a pic at the Combatsim.com Props forum. Maybe put them in front of Tail's new hangar. IP: Logged
Michael Pilot	posted 12-04- 05:52 PM Tremendous job nuum! The wires look very good; are they painted on transparent textures? How do they look from the cockpit? I'd shower more accolades, but I have to get to work on finishing that Camel. IP: Logged
Michael Harrison General	posted 12-04- 06:00 PM wow, that's pretty (but then, I'm partial to multi-wing planes). IP: Logged
nealg Pilot	posted 12-04- 08:28 PM Me, too....at least one on each side! ------------------ nealg=FC= IP: Logged
Sp@nky Pilot	posted 12-04- 08:41 PM Wow looks great man k about this "Anyway, you guys should make a group shot of all the WWI flyers and post a pic at the Combatsim.com Props forum. Maybe put them in front of Tail's new hangar" I think thats a great idea man but wait just a little longer I want to do a monster post with all the cool stuff that has been done with SDOE just to show people whats possible i will include (and help me if i forget any) heuy the ww1 planes which are Se5a, De Havilland - Type 2, and the sopwith camel, that cool windmill the p47 or maybe both p47s the new emil the zero and canopy the ju88 night fighter some sort of pre beta pic of my P40 the open ended hanger and anything else i'm forgeting oh yeah the akigi or however u spell that so tell me what else i'm forgeting and post a pic in the new thread i'm creating so i can refer to it when i post all this stuff should i include pics of the cool tools the programmers have made for us? IP: Logged
Jaguar Pilot	posted 12-05- 12:15 AM "but then, I'm partial to multi-wing planes" I am too Michael!!! But here in Canada we call them Helicopters! (tee hee hee) Numm, that sure does look great! I think it's one of the best looking planes in FS. Nice job! ------------------ Cheers! Jaguar www.fshangar.com IP: Logged
nuum Pilot	posted 12-06- 02:59 AM The first time I flied RBII I choose Airco DH2 to slowly sail above the airfield. When I look at the sides and at the rear ... Hey! Where are the wires ???? When I buy SDOE the first thing I tought was about the wires I could do. There are right now 68 wires !!!!! Sv, Let�s go. They will see us !! JT, Besides DH2 I am thinking about Bristol Scout, Handley-Page, Gothas and so on. Pre-War I am thinking about Santos-Dumont�s 14-Bis. In this canvas-and-bamboo biplane he flied in october, 1906 in Paris. The first heavier-than-air powered flight recorded in film. It will be very good if more people become interested in early flight. I think that in FS5 there was a Wright flyer. Beautiful plane. I think I have this one in my HD. Your idea about posting in Combatsim is very good. Perhaps the RB gurus can see our work and come to help us. Michael, I sended the wires lods and tifs to you last night. I am making thin alpha stripes (because the FPS). They look very good from the cockpit. You, Sv and me need to reseach a way to model the wires. Let�s experience. MH, Me, too. No planes like the multi-wing planes. And wired, of course !! Sp@nky, I�ve put a link in your post. Great idea ! Jaguar, I am trying to model every detail. These details are the soul of the WWI aircraft. Most of them are externals. The revenge of the wires !!! nuum WWI aircraft IP: Logged

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