Arado AR196A-5 seaplane by Stuart Green
This is a reworking of a model I did a couple of years ago now, which was
"a bit rough" round the edges to say the least. This has just about everything
revised and in this I must thank the following;
Fred Green who yet again has provided a great dp file.
Jean Robert Turcot for the exhaust effect AND getting me enthused with redoing the thing!
James Banks who came to my rescue with the air file and made it work "like wot it should"
The panel background is my own. The gauges prefixed ARADO are repaints by me BUT
I can take no credit for the gauges themselves. Unfortunately I have amassed a huge amount
of these and it is impossible to tell where I got them from. So a big thank you to those
wizards who devise these things and a big apology if I have not contacted you before
about using them, I just could not figure out where they came from.
Animations include the usual surface motions plus the joystick and pilot's head,
sliding cockpit use the / key and port and starboard wing lights.
There are two sets of textures, one for the Luftwaffe, 2.Seeaufklarungsgruppe (SAGr) 125
which operated in the eastern Med and Agean Sea and one for the Romanian Escadrilla
102 Flotila de hidroaviatie which operated from Odessa (OK, this last version should have been
a 196-3 aircraft but who's arguing, you get a much bigger gun on the rear with the version 5)
This is a reworking of a model I did a couple of years ago now, which was
"a bit rough" round the edges to say the least. This has just about everything
revised and in this I must thank the following;
Fred Green who yet again has provided a great dp file.
Jean Robert Turcot for the exhaust effect AND getting me enthused with redoing the thing!
James Banks who came to my rescue with the air file and made it work "like wot it should"
The panel background is my own. The gauges prefixed ARADO are repaints by me BUT
I can take no credit for the gauges themselves. Unfortunately I have amassed a huge amount
of these and it is impossible to tell where I got them from. So a big thank you to those
wizards who devise these things and a big apology if I have not contacted you before
about using them, I just could not figure out where they came from.
Animations include the usual surface motions plus the joystick and pilot's head,
sliding cockpit use the / key and port and starboard wing lights.
There are two sets of textures, one for the Luftwaffe, 2.Seeaufklarungsgruppe (SAGr) 125
which operated in the eastern Med and Agean Sea and one for the Romanian Escadrilla
102 Flotila de hidroaviatie which operated from Odessa (OK, this last version should have been
a 196-3 aircraft but who's arguing, you get a much bigger gun on the rear with the version 5)
