Just to show Pat I have not forgotten ....

NachtPiloten

NachtPiloten

Kurier auf Stube...pauke!
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I had someone give me a Sunderland, but I thought I would like to start from scratch so ....

I'll borrow a few pieces from the other model but not too much ...

This is about 5 hours of work. Dancat must have 8 hands LOL
 
:woot: Excellent Ted! Another gem in the works. :) :) I've been marvelling at your new lancaster cockpit, absolutely brilliant. Keep up the great work (but don't over-do it and burn yourself out!)
 
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Pat Pattle said:
:woot: Excellent Ted! Another gem in the works. :) :) I've been marvelling at your new lancaster cockpit, absolutely brilliant. Keep up the great work (but don't over-do it and burn yourself out!)
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I was rather pleased with that one. Mathias made it easy and I just added the missing pieces. I like the stair down to the front gun and bombardier's position.

You should really thank John for when he paints them they look so much better.
 
I was rather pleased with that one. Mathias made it easy and I just added the missing pieces. I like the stair down to the front gun and bombardier's position.

You should really thank John for when he paints them they look so much better.
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Yes that stairwell is stunning, I have the move eyepoint left & right mapped to my keyboard, ese and the head up/down movement you can go exploring!

Yes, I meant to say how superb Johns paintwork is, between the two of you we have been getting some real masterpieces lately. :) :) :)

Dare I even mention the word Hampden? :)
 
And about to cut in the wing root fillets if I'm not mistaken? I hope you come up for air occasionally, Nacht! :wave:
 
Guys just a reminder

Don't hold your breath. Was bored with mapping the Do 217's and needed a break. The Do's are a first priority with me. I have a 215B-5 that will be fun to play with along with her bigger brothers knocking down those new B2 Lancasters ......
 
by the way, a Sunderland used in the Med in 1941 would be really appreciated for my 7./JG26 campaign, Mûncheberg destroyed two of these at Malta! :jump:
 
Med version ....

Led Zeppelin said:
by the way, a Sunderland used in the Med in 1941 would be really appreciated for my 7./JG26 campaign, Mûncheberg destroyed two of these at Malta! :jump:
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Well that would require me making a Mk 1 I beleive that had no upper turret but two beam guns. I will make this version only if time permits. :friday:
 
omg, a Short Sunderland? I need this plane pretty badly...due to the fact it's a seaplane...

Anyways, very nice job on it so far! :applause:
 
I hope it is so difficult to kill like cfs2..., that's wuold make the mission great... they are so good armed
thanks again nacthpiloten...
Regards
Jose
 
NachtPiloten said:
Well that would require me making a Mk 1 I beleive that had no upper turret but two beam guns. I will make this version only if time permits. :friday:
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No, don't develop a MkI just for one or two missions!! I can build my two missions with a MkIII even if it's not 100% historically accurate, this is not a problem at all. Actually, these missions are build with MAW's float Swordfish! :jump:
 
Just found this cracking shot..over the Eddystone Lighthouse :)


sunderland_eddystone.jpg
 
Jeeze Louise, Ted! You iz Top of the pops!... and the hits jes keep on comin'...:rapture:
Lessee now, in the spirit of Pat Pat's (and me own!) unquenchable thirst
("Dare I even mention the word Hampden?")
What's the latest on the aforementioned Do 217's?? ...any inprog pix??:redfire:...and whilst I'm steepin' away in GREED, whatever happened ta a certain VERY promisin' P-38?? (inquirin' maniacs wanna know)
 
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