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mongoose
SOH-CM-2023
Which Bf110E is that because I thought this is the Bf110D done by GC but otherwise known as the "GC_Bf110D_R1_M8AL"
Readme:
Groundcrew CFS3 Bf110D/E Dackelbauch Beta, 30.3. 2006
http://www.groundcrewdesign.com
Bf110D/R1, coded M8+AL, of Oberleutnant Gordon Mc Gollob, Staffelkapitaen 3./ZG 76, Stavanger, August 1940.
and
Bf110E-1/R1 of 5./NJG 1, coded G9+JN, Deelen, Spring 1941.
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Visual Model and damage profile: Mathias Pommerien
Textures: Alessandro Biagi
Flightmodel: original work by Gregory Pierson, hacked by Babo Natale
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Beta notes:
Sound is aliased to the stock Ju-88, you may want to get a better sound off the www.
Virtual cockpit is a draft so far with some gauges thrown in, nothing spectacular, just a placeholder with some added functionality.
External model has three LOD levels so should be quite ok on framerates.
For the case you wonder, that pregnat belly under the plane is a fueltank cover, a socalled Dackelbauch (dachshund belly) holding several tanks with a total of 1050 Liters of fuel and 106 liters of oil in addition to the default load of 1870 liters fuel in the inner wings.
It's not jettisonable.
Flight model is a hack of an older AvHistory 1% Bf110G airfile by Gregory Pierson which has been severally modified to fit this model, so can no longer be considered 1%.
The finished plane inclusive state of the art cockpit, AvHistory 4.x flightmodel and all bells and whistles will be part of the freeware Mediterranean Airwar addon for CFS3.
http://www.medairwar.com/
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There is also an ETO_Bf110D_R1 by NachtPiloten
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It does seem that other than those the only E versions I can find are MAW DR versions such as DR_Bf110E_G1_** to DR_Bf110E_G5_***
Readme:
Groundcrew CFS3 Bf110D/E Dackelbauch Beta, 30.3. 2006
http://www.groundcrewdesign.com
Bf110D/R1, coded M8+AL, of Oberleutnant Gordon Mc Gollob, Staffelkapitaen 3./ZG 76, Stavanger, August 1940.
and
Bf110E-1/R1 of 5./NJG 1, coded G9+JN, Deelen, Spring 1941.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Visual Model and damage profile: Mathias Pommerien
Textures: Alessandro Biagi
Flightmodel: original work by Gregory Pierson, hacked by Babo Natale
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Beta notes:
Sound is aliased to the stock Ju-88, you may want to get a better sound off the www.
Virtual cockpit is a draft so far with some gauges thrown in, nothing spectacular, just a placeholder with some added functionality.
External model has three LOD levels so should be quite ok on framerates.
For the case you wonder, that pregnat belly under the plane is a fueltank cover, a socalled Dackelbauch (dachshund belly) holding several tanks with a total of 1050 Liters of fuel and 106 liters of oil in addition to the default load of 1870 liters fuel in the inner wings.
It's not jettisonable.
Flight model is a hack of an older AvHistory 1% Bf110G airfile by Gregory Pierson which has been severally modified to fit this model, so can no longer be considered 1%.
The finished plane inclusive state of the art cockpit, AvHistory 4.x flightmodel and all bells and whistles will be part of the freeware Mediterranean Airwar addon for CFS3.
http://www.medairwar.com/
END
There is also an ETO_Bf110D_R1 by NachtPiloten
=================
It does seem that other than those the only E versions I can find are MAW DR versions such as DR_Bf110E_G1_** to DR_Bf110E_G5_***
sixstrings5859
Charter Member
There is also a Bf-110E in the ETO expansion. There is also a night fighter version too there. A total failure as a escort fighter but a fair bomber killer and a excellent night fighter never the less.
sixstrings5859
Charter Member
Nice pics ! Love to see the "forgotten or overlooked" aircraft in action.
Bravo/4
Charter Member
Been toying around with the Ta 152's, we have two models, this is Crossram's version, with a quickish skin on it. Is he still active btw, there are a couple of bits that are not mapped, (wingtips and stabilizer fillets).
Hopefully I will have more on the other model soon, Luca will know which one I'm talking about!
Hopefully I will have more on the other model soon, Luca will know which one I'm talking about!
sixstrings5859
Charter Member
Great news ! Love the Ta-152. Can't wait for these. What a teaser you are ! Glad to see some old faces around. Happy that there are still some that's been around a while that is still interested in CFS3. Cheers,Scott
Bravo/4
Charter Member
Yea Dan right up your street this one, It used a 2 stage 3 speed supercharger, which used both water/methane (MW 50), and nitrous oxide (GM-1) All worked automatically via the throttle including prop pitch, mixture and cowl flaps. Very interesting aeroplane, landing it sounded like fun, it's worth a bit of research, you'll like it!
It used a 2 stage 3 speed supercharger, which used both water/methane (MW 50), and nitrous oxide (GM-1) All worked automatically via the throttle including prop pitch, mixture and cowl flaps. Very interesting aeroplane, landing it sounded like fun, it's worth a bit of research, you'll like it!
greycap.raf
Charter Member
High altitude fighting you say? Nothing to worry about - we're ready.
Since Photobucket did change it attitude towards linking images I'm using Imgur. Easy to use and very reliable.
Cheers,
Huub
Mixxer
Charter Member
Thanks mate I will chase that up on the weekend
Led Zeppelin
Charter Member
What a Spit screen shot! 