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  • Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.

    Post 16 Update

    Post 17 Warning

FSX CBI Scenery at Flightsim.com

Did some testing, I think its quite good.
All the relevant airfields are there, and the package contains an exceptional volume of documentation (charts, maps, etc). For that I really applaude the author.

Scenery objects are standard fsx, as far as I have seen. I will write to the author and offer him my Solomon 1943 libraries, if he wants to expand his work or introduce a second version if it.

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Cheers,
Mark
 
Heard from the author yet ?

roger-wilco-66 said:
Did some testing, I think its quite good.
All the relevant airfields are there, and the package contains an exceptional volume of documentation (charts, maps, etc). For that I really applaude the author.

Scenery objects are standard fsx, as far as I have seen. I will write to the author and offer him my Solomon 1943 libraries, if he wants to expand his work or introduce a second version if it.

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Cheers,
Mark
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I totally agree with you Mark . The documentation is excellent and very informational . Basically it is pretty good but could really use some airfield scenery objects . Your Solomon 1943 libraries would be excellent for the CBI scenery and would really fit right in to it .

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Paul K said:
Except flying the Hump in a C-46.

I might even start a ' We NEED a C-46 ' thread ...
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We need a Military C-46A with Curtiss 4 blade props (grin).
The CalClassic is a civvy derated one although it can be modified to Mil specs. But it's a HS 3 blade version. There were some, but the majority were Curtiss equipped. LOL mate its an uphill battle (grin).

Alexdan
(Alex D. Nicolson)
 
roger-wilco-66 said:
Totally agree, a Curtiss Commando would be a blast for that scenery!

Cheers,
Mark
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Well, even though she's a 3 bladed version, she still fills the bill quite nicely, She is very convincing when flying the "Hump".

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mal998 said:
Well, even though she's a 3 bladed version, she still fills the bill quite nicely, She is very convincing when flying the "Hump".
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Mal, I assume that's the Cal Classics one by Libardo Guzman et al. Lovely in FS9 but still has the prop disc texture issue with SP2 if I remember.


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Thanks for the heads-up on the C-87s Willy!! Even though they're FS9 I still fly that sim when I want to partake in some Cloud9 Phamtom flights. I'll check it out!
Rob
 
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