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De Kooy 1940 is ready!

Dank Cees! Great historical Dutch scenery, anxiously awaiting the upcoming Fokker twin to complete the experience.

A few shots with the Koolhoven here. I am curious, was the Koolhoven Fighter ever painted in the camo livery as the Fokker D.XXI seen in your scenery?

Would really look nice painted that way, anyhow, thanks for your hard work Mate!

Cheers! Mike :applause:
 
Tom Clayton said:
I took the "almost" out of the title!:jump:
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Yup! Time catches up on me! Thanks Tom!

:wiggle:

Cees

Flyboy208 said:
Dank Cees! Great historical Dutch scenery, anxiously awaiting the upcoming Fokker twin to complete the experience.

A few shots with the Koolhoven here. I am curious, was the Koolhoven Fighter ever painted in the camo livery as the Fokker D.XXI seen in your scenery?

Would really look nice painted that way, anyhow, thanks for your hard work Mate!

Cheers! Mike :applause:
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The Koolhoven Fighter was never used as a fighter by the Dutch. Glad you like it Mike!



Cees

Maarten said:
Hartelijk dank, Cees!
Brilliant.
Flying late 1930s/early 1940 is going to be so much more fun now (for this fellow Dutchman).

Cheers,
Maarten :icon29::icon29::icon29::icon29::icon29: (thought you might need a few pints)
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Yeah, dank je wel Maarten! Er komen meer Nederlandse vliegvelden uit 1940 aan! (More Dutch 1940 airfieds to come!)

Cees
 
I am sure this is a dumb question, but where (in what country) would I find the airbase? Sorry for being dense.
 
Hello Cees,

As you can see with my avatar, I an a virtual naval pilot, so the De Kooy naval air base is welcomed. I like the De Kooy naval base EHKD. And I like the Fokker D.21 on ground. Thank you for this historical scene.

Have a good day

Benoit
 
Flyboy208 said:
A few shots with the Koolhoven here. I am curious, was the Koolhoven Fighter ever painted in the camo livery as the Fokker D.XXI seen in your scenery?
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Mike,

The FK.58 flew in camouflage paint, but only with the French l'Armée de l'Air. The FK.58 was ordered too late by the Dutch. Some airframes for the LVA were already finished, but again Koolhoven had problems finding engines. When finally the decision was taken to mount the spare Mercury engines, it was already too late. There are rumours at least one FK.58 has flown in LVA colours, but there are no picures to confirm this.

Cheers,
Huub
 
Thanks, Cees, for another super airfield!

Looks and works great in the default FS9 with the fs9 afcad swap.
 
I saw the lighthouse in the distance. Flew over to check it out, was not sure if it was part of the scenery or not. Fits in perfect with GW3. Thanks Cees.
 
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