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Hawker biplane released...new versions by Peperez

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peperez

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The B24 Guy did a terrific work and, now, we have a complete WW2 Hawker Hart derivatives built by Ed Cook.

1. Audax Army Cooperation plane with five colors camouflage as used in 1939
2. Audax trainer
3. Audax bomber used at Eritrea and Abissinia
4. Hardy bomber used at Iraq
5. Hind bomber used over France in 1939/40
6. Hartebeeste used over North Africa by SAAF

I did an adequate airfile, reworked the panel to use standard Hurricane gauges and built a new DP.

In the future, if The B24 Guy agrees, we can make two Furies (Mks I and II), two Nimrods and two Ospreys

I'm packing the planes and I'll upload it Saturday.

Cheers

Pepe
 
Thanks Pepe and B24 Guy. These are without doubt the most beautiful biplanes ever built and I cant wait to download and fly them :jump:
 
HUGE thanks to B-24 Guy and Pepe, I too can't wait to see these.

I wonder if anyone out there has ever tackled a Hawker Nisr (radial engine on the front of an Audax, used by the Iraqi airfoce) for MS flight sims? I did see one once for another sim (can't remember which) but have never found one of CFS2 or other MS sim.

cheers,

SW
 
SW said:
HUGE thanks to B-24 Guy and Pepe, I too can't wait to see these.

I wonder if anyone out there has ever tackled a Hawker Nisr (radial engine on the front of an Audax, used by the Iraqi airfoce) for MS flight sims? I did see one once for another sim (can't remember which) but have never found one of CFS2 or other MS sim.

cheers,

SW
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Unhappily there's no radial engined Hart derivative. There is a very fine Persian Fury by Scrub, that also need SCASM.
 
There is a CFS1 Radial (Mercury) one....

SW said:
HUGE thanks to B-24 Guy and Pepe, I too can't wait to see these.

I wonder if anyone out there has ever tackled a Hawker Nisr (radial engine on the front of an Audax, used by the Iraqi airfoce) for MS flight sims? I did see one once for another sim (can't remember which) but have never found one of CFS2 or other MS sim.

cheers,

SW
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Over at flightsim.com, there is a CFS1 Finnish radial engined Hart - with a Mercury VII on the front. Its not quite up to modern standards, but it might serve pending something newer ... ?

Its here : http://www.flightsim.com/kdl.php?fid=163773

SD
 
Hello Pepe & B-24 Guy,

Great work - Hawkers aircraft of that period are amoung my favourites.

Any luck with the undercarriage for the Spanish & Yugoslav Furys or too much work involved ?

Regards, SG
 
The B24 Guy send me the Furies models...

The package includes an Yugoslav candidate...

Tonite I'll work in them.

Cheers

Pepe
 
Hawker Fury

The B24Guy send me the models for the the Mk.1, Mk.2 and Yugoslav Furies. I'm waiting the models for the Nimrod Mk2 and the Persian Fury. I already did the skin for two Nimrods, one FAA trainer and a Danish camouflaged one. Today I'll prepare camouflaged South African and Yugoslav birds.

Cheers

Pepe
 
Tonite, I'll upload the planes in prewar skins. After that, I'll make the following planes:

1. Camouflaged Fury Mk.1 as used by South Africans at North Africa
2. Camouflaged Yugoslav Fury Mk.1
3. Camouflaged Yugoslav Fury Mk.2 with spatted landgear
4. Camouflaged Yugoslav Fury Mk.2 with cantilever landgear
5. Camouflaged Spanish Fury with cantilever landgear

Cheers

Pepe
 
Alpha Glitch

At the camouflaged version, the glasses turned opacque. I found the Alpha Channel, but didn't suceed to give it some transparency... Can anybody help me?

Cheers

Pepe

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