Do you like to fly over Holland? Well then...

Cees Donker

Cees Donker

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...I've got another beta for you guys: Ruygenhoek! I must find out if my dunes still cause blurry textures! If people would be so kind to report their findings here, I would be most grateful!

:kilroy:

Cees
 
Everything fine here, Cees!
No blurries.

Those camo-tents look great - sorry for whirling them around with my scenery-exploring chopper... :icon_lol:

Cheers,
Markus.
 
Thank you Cees!

BTW Have you ever heard of a German WW2 field in Drenthe near Peest..?

Found Ockenburg recently, and you've enlightened me on Ruygenhoek and Buiksloot. Makes me wonder if there are any more unknown WW2-era fields?
 
Hi Cees, no bluries here. Like the camo, did not see the planes till up close. Here is a couple of shots in GW3.
 
No blurries here....but my frame rates were very low...down into the single digits. Not sure if it was the scenery, the plane I was using, my system needed rebooted. Will give it another try with a fresh reboot, a plane that I know yields solid frame rates.

OBIO
 
Marcus, the Jeep is not part of the scenery. I though it was done by Gary Burns, but obviously I'm mistaking.

Ferry_vO said:
Makes me wonder if there are any more unknown WW2-era fields?
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Ferry, have you ever heard of "de Zilk" or "Vogelenzang"? They were in fact not more than an emergency strip, but they were called air fields in those days!

Huub
 
Ferry_vO said:
Thank you Cees!

BTW Have you ever heard of a German WW2 field in Drenthe near Peest..?

Found Ockenburg recently, and you've enlightened me on Ruygenhoek and Buiksloot. Makes me wonder if there are any more unknown WW2-era fields?
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Enlighten me Ferry! What German field near Peest?:kilroy:
In the meanwhile: how about Ockenburg? Remember this is also a beta!

:173go1:

Cees
 
Have flown over this airstrip in 5 different aircraft...and have gotten horrible frame rates in all five. I think it is due to the amount of auto gen scenery in the area....I have my auto gen to max, all scenery detail sliders to max...and there is a few tons auto gen buildings and trees in the area. I think it is simply too much for my old system to handle.

OBIO
 
The Jeep is Gary Burn's from his Twinwood Farm scenery. I use it to check out new scenerys. Thanks for the airfields Cees.
 
I'll throw in another one! Buiksloot!

These fields (including De Vlijt!) all have some scenery components from inf.zip. You'll find it on page 7 of my downloads. Install inf.zip as you do normally with scenery.

All the id's: ehbs (Buiksloot), ehtx (De Vlijt), ehob (Ockenburg) and ehrh (Ruygenhoek).

Cees
 
You can't put the Netherlands on the map of FS9 without this one. Also a beta. Who thought I was retired? :icon_lol:Holland in May 1940 is getting it's shape.

:kilroy:

Cees
 
Cees,

Thanks for the airfields!

Ferry_vO said:
BTW Have you ever heard of a German WW2 field in Drenthe near Peest..?

Found Ockenburg recently, and you've enlightened me on Ruygenhoek and Buiksloot. Makes me wonder if there are any more unknown WW2-era fields?
Click to expand...

Ferry,

As a matter of fact there will be a book shortly about all dutch airfields in the second worldwar:

Vliegvelden in oorlogstijd
Nederlandse vliegvelden tijdens bezetting en bevrijding, 1940-1945
ISBN: 9789085068235
512 pages
 
mooringj said:
Cees,

Thanks for the airfields!



Ferry,

As a matter of fact there will be a book shortly about all dutch airfields in the second worldwar:

Vliegvelden in oorlogstijd
Nederlandse vliegvelden tijdens bezetting en bevrijding, 1940-1945
ISBN: 9789085068235
512 pages
Click to expand...

I ordered that one just now! Might come in handy!

Cees
 
huub vink said:
Ferry, have you ever heard of "de Zilk" or "Vogelenzang"? They were in fact not more than an emergency strip, but they were called air fields in those days!
Click to expand...

Sheesh, either our country was a lot bigger seventy years ago, or those Fokkers had no range at all! :icon_lol:
 
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