Groundcrew Design Dornier Do 24-T flying Boat operated by the Luftwaffe in various theatres during WWII
for Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 only
first release, June 22nd 2001
Note: This version includes the 1.1ver update patch.
Visual model, damage profile, flight dynamics and panel by MATHIAS POMMERIEN
Paint art by Eric Joiner
Big thanks go to Finn Newick for creating the propeller textures. http://www.supadetail.co.uk/
David Eckert for being kind enough to create the pilot figures and making them available to the community. www.daviator.com
Cliff Burgess for creating the demo-mission.
Greg Law and Finn Newick for giving advice in animating the propellers.
GZR_Sactargets for adding the navigational stuff to the panel and not at least for a never ending stream of information and support.
Arne Bartels, Harald Geier, Helmut Busch, Chuck Dome, Gryphon Aviation and Bill Potvin for their Gauges.
Joe Amodea for his FSDS-related Tutorials. http://www.chapshq.com/
Special thanks to the Beta-Testers (too many to list) for making suggestions and figuring out issues.
for Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator 2 only
first release, June 22nd 2001
Note: This version includes the 1.1ver update patch.
Visual model, damage profile, flight dynamics and panel by MATHIAS POMMERIEN
Paint art by Eric Joiner
Big thanks go to Finn Newick for creating the propeller textures. http://www.supadetail.co.uk/
David Eckert for being kind enough to create the pilot figures and making them available to the community. www.daviator.com
Cliff Burgess for creating the demo-mission.
Greg Law and Finn Newick for giving advice in animating the propellers.
GZR_Sactargets for adding the navigational stuff to the panel and not at least for a never ending stream of information and support.
Arne Bartels, Harald Geier, Helmut Busch, Chuck Dome, Gryphon Aviation and Bill Potvin for their Gauges.
Joe Amodea for his FSDS-related Tutorials. http://www.chapshq.com/
Special thanks to the Beta-Testers (too many to list) for making suggestions and figuring out issues.
