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FSX Amiot 143 Uploaded.

PutPut

PutPut

Charter Member 2014
I just uploaded the Amiot 143 to flightsim and simviation, should be there tomorrow. This unusual plane went into service in 1933 and served into WW2 even though it was very obsolete by then. It is a native FSX Acceleration project. The copilot sat below the pilot in the gondola. I added a camera view to the gondola so you can see the underslung animated yoke. The colors are straight from the French swatches at the simmers paint shop web site.

Paul

Am143.jpg


Am143VC.jpg


Am143gondola.jpg
 
PutPut , Hi Paul ,.. some reason i wished for such a aircraft - perfect timing :applause: and your Amiot 143 slots in perfect , I'm doing a Flight Sim WWII Chronicle , currently in late September , anyone more than welcome to add , from 28-30 Sep , from there we will continue
www.nzff.org
 
Cockpit

Great news. I love French aviation.

A French friend of mine sent me a scanned page from Replic magazine for French modelers.
It has some photos of intrest,
I attach one.

Check me for future CFS2 posts, I will atach more there at the CFS2 General discussion forum.

Nick
 
Thanks Paul!

Yes, at the time the french aviation industry was pulling out all the stops to achieve the ugliest aircraft ever... :france::medals:


Owen.
 
Blush... I was in such a hurry to have a laugh I failed to notice that... ahem...

:mixedsmi:

And so thanks for the cockpit pics. Researching interwar french cockpits isn't easy. I tried to find some to model the cockpit of a 1/72 Morane Saulnier Ms.225 (lovely plane btw), but couldn't find any.
 
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