gastonj
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Hi,
The Restauravia MB152 update is available on the Restauravia website. It consists of two versions, one (initial) for P3DV5 and one for FSX. They are substantially identical in functionality, the P3DV5 version making use of the PBR. The Bloch MB152 was the first fighter aircraft designed by Marcel Bloch, deported because of the resistance and who, upon liberation, changed to the surname of Dassault, which was the one he used in hiding. The current Rafale Dassault is therefore of the lineage of this model. The very robust and very well armed Bloch 152 was however inferior in performance to the BF109 E. The MB155 version which began to enter service at the end of the French campaign and especially the 157 version had to restore the balance. 2 fighter groups of MB152 (among others), a French fighter group is composed of 27 front line aircraft, fought above the Dunkirk pocket for the protection of the evacuation of allied troops. The British planes like the boats were not the only actors in this episode as the cinematographic story suggests (lol).
Just a picture showing "flying the MB152" :
Have fun!
JMC
The Restauravia MB152 update is available on the Restauravia website. It consists of two versions, one (initial) for P3DV5 and one for FSX. They are substantially identical in functionality, the P3DV5 version making use of the PBR. The Bloch MB152 was the first fighter aircraft designed by Marcel Bloch, deported because of the resistance and who, upon liberation, changed to the surname of Dassault, which was the one he used in hiding. The current Rafale Dassault is therefore of the lineage of this model. The very robust and very well armed Bloch 152 was however inferior in performance to the BF109 E. The MB155 version which began to enter service at the end of the French campaign and especially the 157 version had to restore the balance. 2 fighter groups of MB152 (among others), a French fighter group is composed of 27 front line aircraft, fought above the Dunkirk pocket for the protection of the evacuation of allied troops. The British planes like the boats were not the only actors in this episode as the cinematographic story suggests (lol).
Just a picture showing "flying the MB152" :
Have fun!
JMC