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More USAAF Warhawks for you!

ndicki

ndicki

Charter Member 2016
This time we're looking at China, the Aleutians and continental USA, with a further 5 aircraft from 1942 and 1943. Uploading now.
 

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To use the Dynamic Reticles for the aircraft in this package add this line to the effects section of the xdp file:

<Effect Type="Track" EffectName="US_AAF_N6a_gunsight" PosX="0.0025" PosZ="0.55" PosY="0.875" Pitch="90.5" MinVel="-999999" MaxVel="999999"/>
 
Wow Nigel! ...that's one of me all time favorites...
Isn't that from the Aleutians... I believe Gen. Claire Lee Chennault's kid?
cheers
 
That's right, as far as I can tell - he picked up his father's Tiger motif and used this variation. Looking at photos, it appears as though only 2 aircraft originally carried this tiger's head in 1942 - 49 and 96. This 1943 aircraft may be a third, or may be one of the earlier ones with the current markings.
 
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