Brit-Avro Anson 36 (turret gun version) and 632 (c (97) CFS3 Aircraft (British)
avro36both.zip (4.15 Meg) (downloaded 2879 times)
There are two avro ansons in this zip one is the avro36 which has two to three rear guns, front guns, bomb bay possibilities, and has the layout of bomb loads like a b25_h type plane, b_25h_cockpit0 can be substituted for what a avro cockpit basically looked like of the b_25h one over the german version of the ju88 cockpit look by default in this avro36 zip set and I send in zip, so you can barrow the b25_h 0cockpit and rename it to avro36_0cockpit.M3D, delete the avro36.bdp before you do this and start game. But guns may not work right if you use brit cockpit for rear guns own display issues. Avro's were used in troop deployment, flight training carrying wounded, fighting along the English and French Channels after subs, sub pens, trains and smaller artillary or enemy troop tragets, as well as a slew of other ships they attacked. They were very important fighter bomber planes between 1939 to 1944 when the were replaced by alot of Maurader type planes. Considered by 1944 as obsolete in use for major campaigns, but still hunted along British Coast for subs long after 1943. As a recon plane with fighter power she was very good to fair, and in early war was considered one of the important planes to protect British vessels and other countries to. They have been used in over 15 differant countries from 1936 to 1968. two versions of their plane fuselage was fabric and metal, most were actually a fabric type in war. made them a vulnerable target for german planes to shot down if no turrets. but with turrets and a metal body on the mk6 up to mk9 series they had turrets and so became a pretty successful advisary to Germany along the Channel coasts. Avro's are known to have shot down no less then 3 to 10 german planes in dogfights such as the likes of the bf109's so it tells you something of its manuver capcity with turrets to. Other avro 632 was a civilian plane mostly but was modified for differant reasons somewhat in the WW II war. One original Avro still flies to this day in Australia. The rest are restored types or in Africa were used in 1960's as crop dusters. Some are shown in the France Air shows to. Built in Canada and in Britian. Finish Air Force had three Avro's under either ally or under german control period of 1936 i.e. german markings. These birds fly so have fun I added two to three basically actual historical missions and also one with a stuka mission if you download my flyable stuka not the static version of mikewhls under my name runny dc in german download section of cfs3. Here it is mikewhls its been made the stukas that is, and they can fight avro's in battle of brit to. rear guns verse rear gun planes. enjoy. all things work on plane maybe not canopies though, depends.
by runny (2005-11-05 21:27:08)
avro36both.zip (4.15 Meg) (downloaded 2879 times)
There are two avro ansons in this zip one is the avro36 which has two to three rear guns, front guns, bomb bay possibilities, and has the layout of bomb loads like a b25_h type plane, b_25h_cockpit0 can be substituted for what a avro cockpit basically looked like of the b_25h one over the german version of the ju88 cockpit look by default in this avro36 zip set and I send in zip, so you can barrow the b25_h 0cockpit and rename it to avro36_0cockpit.M3D, delete the avro36.bdp before you do this and start game. But guns may not work right if you use brit cockpit for rear guns own display issues. Avro's were used in troop deployment, flight training carrying wounded, fighting along the English and French Channels after subs, sub pens, trains and smaller artillary or enemy troop tragets, as well as a slew of other ships they attacked. They were very important fighter bomber planes between 1939 to 1944 when the were replaced by alot of Maurader type planes. Considered by 1944 as obsolete in use for major campaigns, but still hunted along British Coast for subs long after 1943. As a recon plane with fighter power she was very good to fair, and in early war was considered one of the important planes to protect British vessels and other countries to. They have been used in over 15 differant countries from 1936 to 1968. two versions of their plane fuselage was fabric and metal, most were actually a fabric type in war. made them a vulnerable target for german planes to shot down if no turrets. but with turrets and a metal body on the mk6 up to mk9 series they had turrets and so became a pretty successful advisary to Germany along the Channel coasts. Avro's are known to have shot down no less then 3 to 10 german planes in dogfights such as the likes of the bf109's so it tells you something of its manuver capcity with turrets to. Other avro 632 was a civilian plane mostly but was modified for differant reasons somewhat in the WW II war. One original Avro still flies to this day in Australia. The rest are restored types or in Africa were used in 1960's as crop dusters. Some are shown in the France Air shows to. Built in Canada and in Britian. Finish Air Force had three Avro's under either ally or under german control period of 1936 i.e. german markings. These birds fly so have fun I added two to three basically actual historical missions and also one with a stuka mission if you download my flyable stuka not the static version of mikewhls under my name runny dc in german download section of cfs3. Here it is mikewhls its been made the stukas that is, and they can fight avro's in battle of brit to. rear guns verse rear gun planes. enjoy. all things work on plane maybe not canopies though, depends.
by runny (2005-11-05 21:27:08)
