Will we see a new version or update of existing corsairs in the game. They seem outdated a bit. or an upgrade like the recent mustangs and spitfires? I dont see any standalones either in the library so was just wondering
Interesting subject! The one I have in my installs could do with a better VC but the external model doesn't seem so bad (although I haven't studied it thoroughly). And we don't have 'real' carriers to land on. I have been drooling a bit over the DCS version that is being developed: https://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohfor...atherneck-F4U-D-Corsair?p=1281211#post1281211. If only...
There are original blueprints in the Air Corps Library but there is so much to do, so little time and so few people working on aircraft anyway...
According to my fuzzy memory there was an AH Corsair package with quite a variety of models and skins? Not sure how to find it these days. The ETO version is probably just as good. There is an AvHistory V4 flight model version in the Warbirds library www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/local_links.php?action=jump&catid=105&id=3209.
All the Corsairs we have for CFS3 have their own problems. Both the freeware F4U-1A and the AH payware are too short and stocky looking, while the F4U-4 captures the overall shape better but unfortunately it's indeed a -4 that has very little historical value for WWII. Ironically enough the most Corsair-looking one is the stock CFS2 version but again that doesn't help much.
I was looking at my external HDD and I think I saw the gmax sources for one of my rebuild of the stock CFS2 F4U. Not sure if it was the sources for the the British clipped wing Mk.II or early "Birdcage" F4U-1 I made for CFS2. If anyone fluent in CFS3 gmax want the source (not sure what version I saw) I can upload it to a google drive or something like that for them.
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