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ASR Vessels - Interesting Video

gecko

Charter Member
I came across this video on ASR rescue buoys. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fDnSQoneiE

Would be cool to have some of this stuff in CFS3. Most interesting to me is that the coordinates for all the RAF rescue buoys are shown in the video, and apparently there were many more of the German type also floating around in the Channel. Add an AI Walrus and He 59, an RAF High Speed Launch to the He 115, Ju 52, ASR Spitfire and Lysander we already have and we would have a pretty well filled out ASR component.
 
That's interesting, thanks Daniel!

Do we have a Udet bouy or is that in BoB2?

I have a part finished Walrus that I think Matthias started and that Rob gave me if anyone would care to finish it?
 
Well, there you go! I forgot about that one! I wonder if the information is out there for where they were all located like is shown for the British ones.
 
Do we have historical records on where or does that matter? (I suppose that I could Google that!:biggrin-new:)
 
That's very much the question, at least as far as Luftwaffe rescue buoys are concerned. We have locations for the RAF type, but no model, and a model of the Luftwaffe type, but no locations. Other relevant aircraft and ships are down to the interest of modelers, though I wonder if somewhere in the plethora of CFS2 ships the respective rescue launches could be found and converted if the authors are willing.

Really interesting that there is a Walrus out there! A nice external model even with no VC would be a great addition.
 
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