Cowboy1968
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"Where is my Mig-31 escort?"
who needs an escort when you have a radar altimeter!!!!
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who needs an escort when you have a radar altimeter!!!!
Bushi
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Motormouse
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Don't need rad alt to read road-signs...
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Pete
HorusJ
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Bjoern
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Don't need rad alt to read road-signs...
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Pete
Too bad I couldn't find the equivalent (well, almost) scene from "Hot Shots" on Youtube. It would have been my comment to that picture.
Cowboy1968
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USAF Lockheed C-130A Hercules heading on a course of 180 at 11,500 on a dawn flight flight from George AFB (KVCV), Victorville, California in the early 1960's.
I am wondering what texture sets others in our community use? These screens are using a mix of textures generated from Flight1 Ground Environment Pro and Flight Environment.
Cowboy1968
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One of the "Ghost Planes" from Homestead AFB, Florida...off to to Getmo
Cowboy1968
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Our intrepid little Herc-bird winging south on another flight to San Diego from George AFB.
A Boeing B314 Clipper heading out of Treasure Island Seaplane Base in San Francisco Bay...
I have been trying out various texture sets and these screens were made using the REX Real Environment Overdrive....So far i am liking the sets that can be generated from this program....
Cowboy1968
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I love flying those old seaplanes from the old days....
Martin 130 "China Clipper" heading south along the coast of California...
Martin 130 "China Clipper" heading south along the coast of California...
Cowboy1968
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Alaska Patrol....
On patrol from Elmendorf AFB, Alaska
On patrol from Elmendorf AFB, Alaska
Bushi
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Mail run
My "Ware Armitage Type 3" flying boat in the service of His Majesty's Royal Mail on a run to the Shetland Islands. Okay.. okay.. so its a VERY extensive repaint (using my own paint kit) of Craig Richardson's beautiful little Lohner S.... with just one pilot figure.
cheers
Dave
My "Ware Armitage Type 3" flying boat in the service of His Majesty's Royal Mail on a run to the Shetland Islands. Okay.. okay.. so its a VERY extensive repaint (using my own paint kit) of Craig Richardson's beautiful little Lohner S.... with just one pilot figure.
cheers
Dave
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Motormouse
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My "Ware Armitage Type 3" flying boat in the service of His Majesty's Royal Mail on a run to the Shetland Islands. Okay.. okay.. so its a VERY extensive repaint (using my own paint kit) of Craig Richardson's beautiful little Lohner S.... with just one pilot figure.
cheers
Dave
Nice paintjob
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Pete
Motormouse
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hey Zsolt...
Sorry to drag up an old thread, but is this repaint around anywhere for download?
Thanks
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Pete
Sorry to drag up an old thread, but is this repaint around anywhere for download?
Thanks
ttfn
Pete
Cowboy1968
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Unsong heroes of Vietnam...tactical Airlift...!
We always here about Rolling Thunder...Linebacker...
We see the videos of B-52 attacks, the tactical close air support, and the duels with the Migs and so on, but do we remember those boys who kept everyone with beans, bacon and bullets? Got to love those men who had the balls to fly tactical airlift missions while taking fire...
Fairchild C-123 Provider could bring in supplies and so on unimproved fields of around 3,000ft or less...The UC-123 was also used in the spraying of 'Agent Orange' defoliant. The Provider was one of the few planes that could get into Khe Sanh during the siege to drop off supplies and fly out wounded.
de Havilland Canada C-7 Caribou was also instrumental in lifting the siege of Khe Sanh, but its main use, along with the US Army CV-2 variant, was used to supply forward Special Forces bases where landing strips were improvised and only around 1,500ft.
Lockheed C-130 Hercules was the workhorse of Tactical Airlift in Vietnam...
I wonder if the USAF could conduct the same types of operations today with its present inventory of stretched C-130J Hercules and C-17 Globemaster III machines...I don't think so...!!!
We always here about Rolling Thunder...Linebacker...
We see the videos of B-52 attacks, the tactical close air support, and the duels with the Migs and so on, but do we remember those boys who kept everyone with beans, bacon and bullets? Got to love those men who had the balls to fly tactical airlift missions while taking fire...
Fairchild C-123 Provider could bring in supplies and so on unimproved fields of around 3,000ft or less...The UC-123 was also used in the spraying of 'Agent Orange' defoliant. The Provider was one of the few planes that could get into Khe Sanh during the siege to drop off supplies and fly out wounded.
de Havilland Canada C-7 Caribou was also instrumental in lifting the siege of Khe Sanh, but its main use, along with the US Army CV-2 variant, was used to supply forward Special Forces bases where landing strips were improvised and only around 1,500ft.
Lockheed C-130 Hercules was the workhorse of Tactical Airlift in Vietnam...
I wonder if the USAF could conduct the same types of operations today with its present inventory of stretched C-130J Hercules and C-17 Globemaster III machines...I don't think so...!!!
Cowboy1968
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What Huey is that one and where can i get the nice dress it is in?
The model is the Deane Baunton's RNZAF Huey, and the gunship is his US Army model both very long in the tooth but still the best Huey's out there in my opinion. You should find them over at hovercontrol.com.
The textures start here in the file library http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforu...on=show&sort=d&literal=1&userid=27434&page=11
I did 19 paint schemes for it in total.
Steve