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SC-Short Stirling B Mk III, 149 SQN, 1942.zip

Rami

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A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Skins - British

Description: This is a B Mk III, "Jolly Roger" 199 SQN, 100 Group, 1944 skin for thicko's Short Stirling. The skin in this pack is by Sopwith Chameleon. The files are being uploaded to SOH for preservation, with his permission.

To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit SC-Short Stirling B Mk III, 149 SQN, 1942.zip
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.
 
Hi,
Rami said:
977913770100858069.jpg

A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Skins - British

Description: This is a B Mk III, "Jolly Roger" 199 SQN, 100 Group, 1944 skin for thicko's Short Stirling. The skin in this pack is by Sopwith Chameleon. The files are being uploaded to SOH for preservation, with his permission.

To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit SC-Short Stirling B Mk III, 149 SQN, 1942.zip
The comments you make there will appear in the posts below.
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Hi, having spotted a Stirling at SOH, and joined the site to try and get hold of a stirling to ideally fly in a ww2 environment, seeing that is uses FSX, and not sure if FSX does WW2 scenes, I now spot this one, is this FSX, my radar spots the words CFS 2, so would this be a better approach, as CFS2 if I am not mistaken is WW2 !
What is the model like compared to the one at Ian warren thread.
Is this one more refined, smoother circles and curves etc ?

Where do I get the model from and are there fees involved in acquiring such ?

What latest sim do I need to fly it ...I have a new win7 64bit pro PC and a very powerful nvidia card.the GTX970 4Gb so ok there I hope.

BOBC
 
With no reply to this, can anyone enlighten me ?

this says CFS2, thickos stirling, skin for, I have installed CFS3 then ETO updates, so can I run this or not, and where do I get Thickos stirling from ?

BOBC

BOBC said:
Hi,

Hi, having spotted a Stirling at SOH, and joined the site to try and get hold of a stirling to ideally fly in a ww2 environment, seeing that is uses FSX, and not sure if FSX does WW2 scenes, I now spot this one, is this FSX, my radar spots the words CFS 2, so would this be a better approach, as CFS2 if I am not mistaken is WW2 !
What is the model like compared to the one at Ian warren thread.
Is this one more refined, smoother circles and curves etc ?

Where do I get the model from and are there fees involved in acquiring such ?

What latest sim do I need to fly it ...I have a new win7 64bit pro PC and a very powerful nvidia card.the GTX970 4Gb so ok there I hope.

BOBC
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"This is a B Mk III, "Jolly Roger" 199 SQN, 100 Group, 1944 skin for thicko's Short Stirling. The skin in this pack is by Sopwith Chameleon. The files are being uploaded to SOH for preservation, with his permission."

Bob, as it says on the tin, a repaint for a CFS2 Stirling which, IIRC, dates back quite some time.
CFS2 and CFS3 aircraft are not really compatible (I stand to be corrected on that) but you might check out the CFS2 Forum just to confirm.
And of course, it is a no cost freebie.
:encouragement:
 
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