A-38 Grizzly ready and uploaded!

peperez

peperez

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A lot of thanks to Milton Shupe and all people of AC Design for their autorization. Two versions and five skins. Three A-38 attack planes (two prototypes and one fictious USAAF plane). I also made a carrier capable Navy version with two original skins from AC Design. Believe it or not, very tractable at carriers landings and take offs.

Cheers for AC Design!

Pepe
 
peperez said:
A lot of thanks to Milton Shupe and all people of AC Design for their autorization. Two versions and five skins. Three A-38 attack planes (two prototypes and one fictious USAAF plane). I also made a carrier capable Navy version with two original skins from AC Design. Believe it or not, very tractable at carriers landings and take offs.

Cheers for AC Design!

Pepe
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I want to add my thanks to you, AC, and Mr. Shoup. I've been a busy little trouble maker this week.

I paid a visit to a friend who has a high speed connect, I downloaded Crashwoody's Beech Staggerwing D17 for FS2002, all 75 meg of it. I'm converting the landplane, I'll do the floatplane version later. I've learned that FS2002 converts much easier than FS2004. I've found also when you convert the .mdl of any plane to CFS2 you end up with 4 machine guns out in midair whether you want them or not. DpEDIT is a mystery to me., the Beech D17 needs a good .dp with no guns, it's s flier, not a killer. I'm hoping someone at the USAF Museum and Beech might steer me towards pictures of the Spanish light bomber for SCW and the Chinese ambulance version.

With access to a high speed connection I found AC's website and downloaded the A-28; I have sort of an affection for Beech aircraft. It wouldnt convert for me, so I'll be looking into your's Pepe.

Thanks again my friend

Bonesimoto
 
tonybones2112 said:
I've found also when you convert the .mdl of any plane to CFS2 you end up with 4 machine guns out in midair whether you want them or not.

Bonesimoto
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Every time you flew without a DP CFS2 assumes you are flying a F4F-4, so, it uses the standard DP.

Cheers

Pepe
 
peperez said:
Every time you flew without a DP CFS2 assumes you are flying a F4F-4, so, it uses the standard DP.

Cheers

Pepe
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Thanks Pepe, that explains it for me. Sc showed me how to convert and gave me the programs, I just need to learn how to make .dps.

Tony
 
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