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Stolen from CFS2

Hi Guys,

Great work Steve, looking very good indeed.

Hi Lewis,
Steve is building both the P43 lancer and the Brewster Buffalo.

regards Rob.
 
The Buffalo would make for some awesome and desparate missions against the Zero's. I think that would be fun.
 
...With a gorgeous immersive model such as what Steve is creating before our eyes, we shall at last be able to do some 'Finland vs. USSR' missions in an aircraft the Finnish pilots not only loved but excelled in*.:applause::applause::applause:


*:)icon_eek: I seem unable to break the habit of ending sentences with a preposition under :isadizzy:)
 
Great!! USMC (saw action at Midway), RAF, Netherlands... just for the main operators in the Pacific, a lot of work, to do!! :icon_lol:
 
sdsbolt said:
I am converting the mkI to a 239 but don't expect too much. I am not going to remake the cowling and I am not replacing the US gauges.
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Thanks for that Steve, but did the export versions use non-US gauges?

I've found the CFS3 standard gauges are, er, not quite authentic. The 'British' gauges in particular are mostly the same as the US ones which isn't quite right. A lot of new ASI faces would however be needed to cover some of the variations.
[end rivet counting ]
 
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