A Little Bearcat Action

[Ferry_vO]

I didn't make that many paints for this bird, but that doesn't mean I don't like it!

This is my favortite shot:

That would look great printed on canvas and hung on a wall! Almost real art!

 

[fliger747]

I wish I had been able to get the -1 files off to you. The only real difference in that one was the use of a new prop file, with some very minor CDO form and mach drag changes. However enough to make big difference. The planes do have some different flight manners due to the rudder and vertical stab size and shape. Be home in a little more than a week. I will have to re-do those values, but a manner of a short time.

Cheers Tom

 

[fsxar177]

Tom,
I will stay tuned in, for when you get home and settled!

Joseph

 

[Bone]

I didn't make that many paints for this bird, but that doesn't mean I don't like it!

This is my favortite shot:

That is a good one. What scenery is that?

 

[Sundog]

That is a good one. What scenery is that?

It looks like Hervey Bay to me, but it's been a while since I've flown there, so don't quote me on it. But when he tells you, if you don't already have it, you can get it for 44% off this month at Orbx/FTX.

Whatever it is, it is a great screenshot.

 

[Bone]

OK, thanks Sundog.

 

[jankees]

It is indeed ORBX software, but in this case it is Aeropelican, the airfield just visible to the right of the 3 of 327.

 

[jankees]

and coming back to the bearcat, you know I like my paints to show some wear and tear on the aircraft.
Some of the French Bearcats had as much wear and tear as you could hope for:

 

[fliger747]

Edging up on being aviation art!

T