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Feldflugplatz Vrigny Luftwaffe WWII

klnowak

Charter Member
The forth part of the series .... Feldflugplatz Vrigny Luftwaffe WWII. This is a airfield the german Luftwaffe uses from 1942 to 1944. It is locatet about 10 km south of Argentan.
This part also will have an ai-traffic. This time there is a Fieseler Storch and a BF-108 operating from this airfield too.

Scenery is nearly ready for uploading.... some pictures for you.

Feldflugplatz Vrigny from air
Vrigny1o.jpg


and on ground.... the little castle nearby
Vrigny1k.jpg


Vrigny1g.jpg


The little town Vrigny just at the border off the Feldflugplatz
Vrigny1m.jpg


Greetings
Klaus
 
Upload is done....

Next to come is Feldflugplatz Ronay... about 8 km south of Falaise and 9 km north west of Argentan.

Greetings
Klaus
 
I also see a Stuka not fitting in a camo net... I'm now wondering how I got around that with mine. Probably just scaled up the net to fit a Stuka, but I'll go check. Other than that, I think I need a bigger boat, er, net. :D

Ian P.
 
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