mike_cyul
SOH-CM-2025
A little something for WWII buffs. 
It's taken a while, but the expansion pack is finally here. It consists of three rare types of the famous Me-262:
1. Me-262B-1a/U1 Two-seat Nightfighter
2. Me-262A-1a/U4 "Pulkzerstörer", with the awesome 50 mm Cannon
3. Me-262A-4a/U3 Reconnaissance version
Not a great deal of added functionality over the standard Me-262s released earlier, primarily due to the fact that in many cases (especially in the case of the Nightfighter) no one knows exactly how much of the equipment worked, even today. Even the Smithsonian's NASM couldn't help. It still took a great deal of work to reconstruct the two-seater nightfighter as accurately as available information allows, and it was an enjoyable challenge.
A special thanks goes to Mark (aka 'Shessi'), who provided many photos of the Me-262 Nightfighter presently in South Africa.
Perhaps someone like Rob Barendregt can come up with a suitable cannon effect for the "Pulkzerstörer". Aside from the cannon, the completely re-designed nosewheel retraction system was an interesting assembly to put together.
The Reconnaissance version is different from the earlier FS9 type, in that this is one of those with one special cannon installation, as well - better than being completely unarmed, especially at that stage of the war, I'm guessing!
I should also add that the download comes without the historically accurate fin markings, but replacement textures can be downloaded from the website.
http://www.flight-replicas.com/Me-262NF_FSX.htm
Mike
It's taken a while, but the expansion pack is finally here. It consists of three rare types of the famous Me-262:
1. Me-262B-1a/U1 Two-seat Nightfighter
2. Me-262A-1a/U4 "Pulkzerstörer", with the awesome 50 mm Cannon
3. Me-262A-4a/U3 Reconnaissance version
Not a great deal of added functionality over the standard Me-262s released earlier, primarily due to the fact that in many cases (especially in the case of the Nightfighter) no one knows exactly how much of the equipment worked, even today. Even the Smithsonian's NASM couldn't help. It still took a great deal of work to reconstruct the two-seater nightfighter as accurately as available information allows, and it was an enjoyable challenge.
A special thanks goes to Mark (aka 'Shessi'), who provided many photos of the Me-262 Nightfighter presently in South Africa.
Perhaps someone like Rob Barendregt can come up with a suitable cannon effect for the "Pulkzerstörer". Aside from the cannon, the completely re-designed nosewheel retraction system was an interesting assembly to put together.
The Reconnaissance version is different from the earlier FS9 type, in that this is one of those with one special cannon installation, as well - better than being completely unarmed, especially at that stage of the war, I'm guessing!
I should also add that the download comes without the historically accurate fin markings, but replacement textures can be downloaded from the website.
http://www.flight-replicas.com/Me-262NF_FSX.htm
Mike