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peperez

peperez

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...to convert two versions of the marvellous FS09 Fiat G.12. It flies well and respond admirabily to AP commands. By the way, what are the bases located near Henderson at 290 heading? I flew between them at a 250kph cruise.

Cheers

Pepe
 
PEPE, FIRST OF ALL, WHAT IS A G12 DOING OVER THERE DURING WW II? YOU ARE DOING THINGS TO HISTORY THAT YOU ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO DO.:icon_lol: HAVING SAID THAT, AS FAR AS I CAN DETERMINE HENDERSON IS THE ONLY AIRFIELD ON GUADALCANAL DURING WW II. FLYING AROUND HENDERSON MANY TIMES IN MY FOKKER T-9 :)bump:), I HAVE OBSERVED THERE A COUPLE OF ROADS RUNNING APPROXIMATELY PARALLEL TO THE COAST, I.E. ~290 DEGREES. CAN THEY BE THE ONES?:icon_lol:
 
Kofschip said:
PEPE, FIRST OF ALL, WHAT IS A G12 DOING OVER THERE DURING WW II? YOU ARE DOING THINGS TO HISTORY THAT YOU ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO DO.:icon_lol: HAVING SAID THAT, AS FAR AS I CAN DETERMINE HENDERSON IS THE ONLY AIRFIELD ON GUADALCANAL DURING WW II. FLYING AROUND HENDERSON MANY TIMES IN MY FOKKER T-9 :)bump:), I HAVE OBSERVED THERE A COUPLE OF ROADS RUNNING APPROXIMATELY PARALLEL TO THE COAST, I.E. ~290 DEGREES. CAN THEY BE THE ONES?:icon_lol:
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The G.12 was a WW2 Italian fast transport used, also, by German and Hungarian Air Forces. After the war, the production was relaunched and a new version, the G.212, was built. I think, you make a confusion with the G.222, base of the C-27J Spartan. I'm happy to know that you use my T.9 to fly at the islands...
 
Pepe. the T 9 is quite a capable airplane and is holding up pretty well against the Japanese aircraft. She compares favorably with the B-25. It is a shame that she was never produced and deployed. It is one of the airplanes I enjoy most. Thanks to you and Payakan for creating her.:ernae:
 
Kofschip said:
Pepe. the T 9 is quite a capable airplane and is holding up pretty well against the Japanese aircraft. She compares favorably with the B-25. It is a shame that she was never produced and deployed. It is one of the airplanes I enjoy most. Thanks to you and Payakan for creating her.:ernae:
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I missed Payakan. He gave us a lot of impressive models and is a very fine person.

Pepe
 
Nothing serious

He only lost interest at simulation, change his EMail and disapeared...
 
That is too bad. He did contribute a lot to the flightsim world. But people do change their interests. Thanks for the info.
 
I got the authorization

What is your opinion? May I upload the war time airliners also? After that, I'll prepare the package.

Cheers

Pepe
 
Peperez,

If you have permission from the author to upload, feel free to do so! :ernae:
 
peperez said:
What is your opinion? May I upload the war time airliners also? After that, I'll prepare the package.

Cheers

Pepe
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Yes please, I love those old airlines. Probably my favourite thing to fly, whether it is in CFS2 or one of those civilian sims

Gavin
 
I just uploaded the first part...

...includes two Regia Aeronautica planes, one Italian Civilian, one Hungarian and one German aircraft. It's a huge file! The part two will cover one military and three civilian aircraft of Post War vintage. I hope you enjoy them.

Pepe
 
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