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gaucho_59 said:
Only thing that can be said is... when will it be available...
Can't find the applause icon... mark this as multiple icons... :mushroom::mushroom::mushroom:
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Thank you Gaucho, et al. For the most part, I am the holdup on this one trying to get the VC completed in both the J and H models. Then Nigel, Duckie, and Fliger can complete the textures and flight models. I am working on it but at the moment, the Dash 7 CIR is taking precedence right now trying to get it out this weekend. Then back on that VC.
 
This is going to be one fun machine to hoon around in. :applause:

Waiting patiently with the rest of us mere mortals and looking forward to it's release. :jump:

Well done team & thanks for the fine work. :ernaehrung004:

Pete.
 
Tubby little plane, she is. Until you get up close and personal. Crank that big radial over and listen to each and every part of that engine as it happily chugs along. Very nice brushwork Nigel. Eagerly looking forward to the release.

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BoeingvsAirbusNKL said:
Those Experimental P-47s are a Beaut, Milton. Can't wait to try 'em out.

Nigel, How are the engine sounds coming along?
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The "J's" sounds are becoming more realistic with each round. We just threw in some added challenges Nigel is addressing regarding the canopy, magneto tests, prop bite, and supercharger air flow through the cockpit.

I really look forward to what can be done with sounds for the "H" model's turbosupercharged Chrysler inverted V16 :)
 
Milton Shupe said:
I really look forward to what can be done with sounds for the "H" model's turbosupercharged Chrysler inverted V16 :)
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She'll probably whistle, and hum along at the same time. And don't forget those "smooooth" transitions when you advance the throttle, chaps. Nope... no "rotten oranges" here...LOL! :torn:

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Milton Shupe said:
The "J's" sounds are becoming more realistic with each round. We just threw in some added challenges Nigel is addressing regarding the canopy, magneto tests, prop bite, and supercharger air flow through the cockpit.

I really look forward to what can be done with sounds for the "H" model's turbosupercharged Chrysler inverted V16 :)
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Thanks for the info, Milton.
 
This thread has been quiet but behind the scenes, lots of work going on with these two experimentals.

Duckie has been crankin' on the XP47H VC textures as Nigel has been crankin' on the XP47J cockpit textures.

We also added a bubble cockpit version for both aircraft types for some special liveries.

Just trying to wrap up 2D cockpit work now and then we shall prepare for the beta testing phase.

Fliger has finalized the "J" flight model but the "H" needs a little tweak I think.

Sounds completed for the "J" but those big Chrysler V-16 sounds are a WIP for now.

Duckie's Reno Racer should be popular; well, it is with me although I love the vintage stuff as well.
 
And Some Screens of the XP47J WIP

Adding to the above posted Duckie "H" collection are a few shots of Nigel's work.
 
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