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Classic ship collection for FSX/P3D

Some manage to hang on.. 'almost' unnoticed. There's a shot here: http://shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=842630 of Rame Head going for disposal in 2009. Her life at sea had long ended though she was present 'down the trot' in Portsmouth for as long as I can remember.. used for years as a training aid for the SAS/SBS (as far as I know). There was some talk of trying to keep her due to her origins and history but that's all it amounted to. There are certainly very few Victory/Liberty ships in existence these days and now, they're one fewer.

ATB
DaveB:)
 
Love these classic ships. Wear and rust looks so real I want get my tetanus shot before installing these!

Thanks for adding these retro ships Henrik!

DL
 
Thanks for the links. Especially the navsource was usefull :jump: A couple of hours and there are now three versions - still with the same texture and thus number, but they actually represent three different ships with respect to armament and other details.

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Yes - they are done as AI and the detail level is kept for AI use - even so many of my ships have been transformed by others to pilotable versions.

would it be possible to make a convoy mdl, in which i mean have several liberty ships spaced in a convoy formation and be saved as only one mdl file, like someone did with the red arrows back in fs2004/2002

be great so see a convoy sail from west coast US to UK....
 
would it be possible to make a convoy mdl, in which i mean have several liberty ships spaced in a convoy formation and be saved as only one mdl file, like someone did with the red arrows back in fs2004/2002

be great so see a convoy sail from west coast US to UK....

Hi
I will do a convoy formation but not based on one mdl, which would give a strange turning behaviour - instead it will be done with routes made in Google Earth for FSX and P3D. I still miss one model - the Victory type - before it get so far that I start testing that.
Best regards
Henrik
 
USS Enoree became the first of the T2 tanker models in P3D

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and USS Saugatuck the second

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And there are more... Caltex Manila and ESSO Sao Paulo

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Speechless:applause:

ATB
DaveB:)


Hey Dave,
Looks like the tanker you were working on can go into storage. This T2 tanker should fit in nicely with the project we talked about. :encouragement:
Although it's not the same class, (Cimarron-class oiler) it's close enough with a hull number change. Really looking forward to this.

Joe
 
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