Albatros D.III OEF Godwin von Brumowski

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Albatros D.III OEF Godwin von Brumowski - A repaint for Captain Kurts Albatros D.III OEf showing Godwin von Brumowski aircraft

This package contains alternative textures for the CFS2 Albatros (OEF) by Captain Kurt. The textures depict the aircraft flown by Godwin von Brumowski.

Godwin von Brumowski was the most successful fighter ace of the Austro-Hungarian Luftfahrtruppen during World War I, credited with 35 official aerial victories. Inspired by his idol Manfred von Richthofen, he famously flew a bright red Albatros D.III emblazoned with a skull. On 3 June 1936, he died in a plane crash while instructing a Dutch...
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stoney said:
Excellent! I wonder if anyone could suggest any Alpine airfields that might be period appropriate?
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if you fly FS2004, then Alexander Belov's Adriatic 1914-18 scenery is a rather atmospheric, one of a kind period scenery for that locale: https://simviation.com/1/search?submit=1&keywords=adriatic+belov especially developed by Belov to fly the Austrian Lohner seaplanes by Craig Richardson (@full here at SOH) and the late Damian "Windrunner" Radice @ the Old Hangar

While the scenery features a detailed Kumbor sea base on the Bay of Kotor, the backdated Tivat (LYTV) airfield is generally barebones; there is factually nought, besides a clearing and a grass airstrip, but at least one can take off and explore the scenic WWI setting; also included is a custom landclass for the region. Moreover, a good Alpine mesh is highly recommended to explore the Tivat Valley / Dinaric Alps

cheers!
 
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Thanks Wolfbww, yes I di have that in my GW3 install and it is some really great scenery. I remember sometime back there was a CFS2 scenery called Alpin Fields (I think), but I can not find it anywhere now. This wonderful skin would be just right for it.
 
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