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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

Messerschmitt BF-110 by A F Scrub

Ian Warren

Ian Warren

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Messerschmitt BF-110 by A F Scrub , making a brilliant FSX debut , this is one type that has always interested me after buying the book about
LG-1 Zerstorer Gruppe , 1939-1941 , this course being the later G variant distinguished by the larger engine intake and twin MG-81 in the rear .
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Ideal for you multiplay combats and war scene screens :salute:
 
Well, that virtual cockpit doesn't look bad in this screenshot, which is quite a change compared to the various planes from M.Scrub I could try in the recent past.
Usually, when I would see his name on a model, I would expect a nice external model but a virtual cockpit pretty much far away from what I enjoy.
When did that change ?
 
By A F Scrub ????
That's our old Groundcrew Design Group Bf110 with some other 2d gauges thrown into the cockpit.
 
Looked like it'd be pretty easy on the frames so I thought I'd give it a shot, this was in the readme:

CREDITS
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Special thanks to :
-Mathias Pommerien for the Visual Model and Panel .
-Alessandro Biagi for the textures

Didn't see anything where he claimed it was his work, just that he did some changes to make it FSX friendly. Hope he didn't violate anybodies EULA by uploading the whole model along with his mods as it's a nice plane to buzz around in.


Al
 
oldpropfan said:
Hope he didn't violate anybodies EULA by uploading the whole model along with his mods as it's a nice plane to buzz around in.


Al
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Nothing serious really other than not asking permission to upload the files and not including our original readme.
His legal notes are bull btw as he isbn't in the position to expand on other guy's legal restrictions, hence why we always ask to include our original readme. :)
 
Every time I read "by AF Scrub", I wonder who's stuff is he uploading this time?
 
Mathias said:
Nothing serious really other than not asking permission to upload the files and not including our original readme.
His legal notes are bull btw as he isbn't in the position to expand on other guy's legal restrictions, hence why we always ask to include our original readme. :)
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In that case, Mathias, into the recycle bin it goes and I'll go search out your original work instead.
 
Slightly suffers from the old cross over problem of props and clouds, otherwise a nice addition, and as stated the 'pit looks great.
 
Thank you Mathias and thanks for the link, some nice looking stuff there. Might have to reinstall CF3, that Do-17 looks interesting.

Al
 
Mathias said:
By A F Scrub ????
That's our old Groundcrew Design Group Bf110 with some other 2d gauges thrown into the cockpit.
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Thanks for the 110 Mathias . :applause:

getting the know about the authors , i'll read the doc's next time , i took A F Scrub as a single designer .
 
I thought I recognised it as I read the first post and saw the screenshots. I'm baffled as to why people do this...without a by your leave??
 
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