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Polish Air Force 1939 redux - Baldy & UncleTgt
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Baldy,
I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but...Stockplane did a P-11 panel, with the following description...
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/local_links.php?action=jump&catid=46&id=19864
"This panel is for the PZL P.11c there are no gauges for Poland planes, so I have redraw as I can some gauges and I have changed their name so the original not will be overwrite.
The bmp are not more accurate, because I am not a great painter, but closed as possible for me to the real cockpit. There is a gunsight view too, and I have put the new gauges also in the VC Cockpit.
Best regards."
Baldy,
I'm not sure if this is what you're looking for, but...Stockplane did a P-11 panel, with the following description...
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/local_links.php?action=jump&catid=46&id=19864
"This panel is for the PZL P.11c there are no gauges for Poland planes, so I have redraw as I can some gauges and I have changed their name so the original not will be overwrite.
The bmp are not more accurate, because I am not a great painter, but closed as possible for me to the real cockpit. There is a gunsight view too, and I have put the new gauges also in the VC Cockpit.
Best regards."
gaucho_59
Charter Member
Check my thread Baldy...
I did a bmp for that panel... modestly speaking... quite good. The photo in the posting is excellent,
except that the perspective is all wrong... I redid all of that so that it looks like proper frontal view...
Check it out ... if you want to use it... I'll send it to you...
I can also replace the faces of any existing gauge files... they are pretty self explanatory even
if you don't speak Polish... they are the basic altitude, IAS, etc.
G.
I did a bmp for that panel... modestly speaking... quite good. The photo in the posting is excellent,
except that the perspective is all wrong... I redid all of that so that it looks like proper frontal view...
Check it out ... if you want to use it... I'll send it to you...
I can also replace the faces of any existing gauge files... they are pretty self explanatory even
if you don't speak Polish... they are the basic altitude, IAS, etc.
G.
baldy
SOH Staff
PZL P.11c
We are just about three weeks away from the 77th anniversary of the German invasion of Poland on 1st September 1939 and to mark this event UncleTgt and I ( with the help of others listed in the Readme ) are launching a new multi-lod version of the PZL P.11c. This fighter aircraft was the mainstay of the Polish Air Force's heroic defence of the homeland.
I shall be uploading this a/c very shortly and it should be available soon
baldy and UncleTgt
We are just about three weeks away from the 77th anniversary of the German invasion of Poland on 1st September 1939 and to mark this event UncleTgt and I ( with the help of others listed in the Readme ) are launching a new multi-lod version of the PZL P.11c. This fighter aircraft was the mainstay of the Polish Air Force's heroic defence of the homeland.
I shall be uploading this a/c very shortly and it should be available soon
baldy and UncleTgt
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Ian Astill
Charter Member 2012
Looks absolutely stunning! 
baldy
SOH Staff
PZL P.11c
A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Aircraft - Other
Description: A new multi-lod version of the mainstay of the air defence of Poland in the first weeks of September 1939. Please follow the readme to get the best from this model and to learn about the heroic pilot who flew the real thing.
To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit PZL P.11c
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.
A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Aircraft - Other
Description: A new multi-lod version of the mainstay of the air defence of Poland in the first weeks of September 1939. Please follow the readme to get the best from this model and to learn about the heroic pilot who flew the real thing.
To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit PZL P.11c
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.
SPman
Charter Member
Nice little plane, Baldy. Well done.
Dad had a mate who was ex Polish Airforce - a WO pilot. He said he never even got a chance to fly against the Germans - they lost all their fighters on the ground in the initial attacks - apart from a couple who managed to take off and were promptly shot down! Interesting chap. He and a mate then got hold of a small liason plane and managed to get to France to join their A/F, then a couple of months later, they had to flee to England! Ended up in the RAF flying Hurricanes in the Med., by the sound of it, mainly on ground attack missions. Loved Hurricanes, hated Spitfires - he reckoned the Hurricane was a tougher plane - he was shot down 3 times - the last time in a harbour in Italy, where he ended up sheltering under a sea wall with a German gun emplacement on top of the wall! He managed to sneak away, joined up with an Italian Partisan group and fought with them for several months before re-joining the Allies. Married a British lass and ended up in New Zealand after the war. He's long dead now, but I often wished I'd "pumped" him more about his experiences.
Dad had a mate who was ex Polish Airforce - a WO pilot. He said he never even got a chance to fly against the Germans - they lost all their fighters on the ground in the initial attacks - apart from a couple who managed to take off and were promptly shot down! Interesting chap. He and a mate then got hold of a small liason plane and managed to get to France to join their A/F, then a couple of months later, they had to flee to England! Ended up in the RAF flying Hurricanes in the Med., by the sound of it, mainly on ground attack missions. Loved Hurricanes, hated Spitfires - he reckoned the Hurricane was a tougher plane - he was shot down 3 times - the last time in a harbour in Italy, where he ended up sheltering under a sea wall with a German gun emplacement on top of the wall! He managed to sneak away, joined up with an Italian Partisan group and fought with them for several months before re-joining the Allies. Married a British lass and ended up in New Zealand after the war. He's long dead now, but I often wished I'd "pumped" him more about his experiences.
Nice job guys. Its great to have a brand new plane in the hangar. 
baldy
SOH Staff
Polish aircraft
Kind of you to say so Rami - this really was a joint effort by myself and UncleTgt - but thanks also go to others ( see readme ) whose work helps us along
btw you may be interested to see a progress pic of our next effort
as someone once said ' can you guess what it is yet ? '
baldy
Kind of you to say so Rami - this really was a joint effort by myself and UncleTgt - but thanks also go to others ( see readme ) whose work helps us along
btw you may be interested to see a progress pic of our next effort
as someone once said ' can you guess what it is yet ? '
baldy
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Baldy,
My pleasure! I was tipped off a while ago by a mutual friend that these may be afoot. I've been saying for a long time that we needed an overhaul of the Fall Weiss aircraft for the Polish side so I can update the campaign package with proper Polish aircraft, and now this may be coming true!
Baldy,
My pleasure! I was tipped off a while ago by a mutual friend that these may be afoot. I've been saying for a long time that we needed an overhaul of the Fall Weiss aircraft for the Polish side so I can update the campaign package with proper Polish aircraft, and now this may be coming true!
Kind of you to say so Rami - this really was a joint effort by myself and UncleTgt - but thanks also go to others ( see readme ) whose work helps us along
btw you may be interested to see a progress pic of our next effort
as someone once said ' can you guess what it is yet ? '
baldy
Still missing a fixed undercarriage. Sneaky!