Attention all DC-3 fans !

[TuFun]

Wow! Simple scenery question rolls into this exchange!

 

[Desert Rat]

Scenery question? musta missed that, what scenery question? lol. Now about those windows......

But seriously, looking forward to this as much as my new computer arriving (should have been today, but alas....) then I can get FS set up again for the first time in a veritable age!! First plane in FSX will hopefully be this masterpiece.

Jamie

 

[ayrton74]

I would also like to know the answer.

Cheers Chris

Ce n'est pas le sujet de cette file

 

[banjoman1960]

Scenery question? musta missed that, what scenery question? lol. Now about those windows......

But seriously, looking forward to this as much as my new computer arriving (should have been today, but alas....) then I can get FS set up again for the first time in a veritable age!! First plane in FSX will hopefully be this masterpiece.

Jamie

than it is maybee also time to upgrade the sim to p3dv3,it use the new computertech a lot better than fsx...........you can test for 60days,if you not like,money back.....so wat you lost?
nearly no tweaks need,and the C47 work perfekt.............

ps;as a betatester,today i give my ok for a release

 

[gaab]

Hello gents and ladies. As release nears (soonTM), the team thought, in addition to fumigating your hangars and poring over scrounged reference materials trying to suss out the size of various aircraft parts, you might like to have the chance to RTM. Should give you a better idea about the new features, and a head start on learning her peccadillos.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7983151/Flying the C-47v3.pdf

Not that appetites on this need whetting....

My very small contribution to this fantastic document...

page 26 - first line of alinea 5 seems to have moved (cut and paste ?) between 2 and 3...

My 2 cents, may be one cent only

Thanks for this great project.

Gérard

 

[huub vink]

Thanks for the links Jamie. I'm still a bit puzzled as, when my memory serves me correctly, only one Duke, the Duchy of Guelders (Gelderland), was part of the original 7 Netherlands. The rest were united Counts, like the Counts of Holland or Bishops, like the Bishop of Utrecht. But as the word Dutch is mainly used by English speaking people I assume they didn't fully understand.

BTW Europe is is a continent. Great-Britain and Ireland are on this continent as well. So people living there are also Europeans. Countries which are on European continent are not automatically member of the European Economic Community.
When you want to discuss Europa as an geographic topic, its fine with me.

Cheers,
Huub

 

[Bushpounder]

The C-47 has the navigation bubble up on the top. The DC-3 didn't (I may be wrong - please correct if so!) Can a model be made minus the bubble? That would be more inline with the basic 3's that I have seen and seen in pictures. Just wondering. I am NOT a DC-3 expert, but was just wondering. Thanks!!

Don

 

[thefrog]

It would be great if people didn't come out now with more suggestions/improvements which might delay this release any further!

 

[chet twowolves]

When this outstanding plane was released the first time. It was A C47 not a DC3. When the outstanding Updated C47 is released. It is A C47 not a DC3.

 

[griphos]

My very small contribution to this fantastic document...

page 26 - first line of alinea 5 seems to have moved (cut and paste ?) between 2 and 3...

My 2 cents, may be one cent only

Thanks for this great project.

Gérard

Thanks for the close read. There were a couple of errors in that version.

Here's the latest:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/7983151/Flying the C-47v3vintage.pdf

 

[ayrton74]

It would be great if people didn't come out now with more suggestions/improvements which might delay this release any further!

+1 +1 +1 +1

 

[wombat666]

Thanks for the links Jamie. I'm still a bit puzzled as, when my memory serves me correctly, only one Duke, the Duchy of Guelders (Gelderland), was part of the original 7 Netherlands. The rest were united Counts, like the Counts of Holland or Bishops, like the Bishop of Utrecht. But as the word Dutch is mainly used by English speaking people I assume they didn't fully understand.

BTW Europe is is a continent. Great-Britain and Ireland are on this continent as well. So people living there are also Europeans. Countries which are on European continent are not automatically member of the European Economic Community.
When you want to discuss Europa as an geographic topic, its fine with me.

Cheers,
Huub

Can I just point out that Australia is an 'Island Continent' which I (personally) am very thankful for.

 

[ce_zeta]

Thanks for the links Jamie. I'm still a bit puzzled as, when my memory serves me correctly, only one Duke, the Duchy of Guelders (Gelderland), was part of the original 7 Netherlands. The rest were united Counts, like the Counts of Holland or Bishops, like the Bishop of Utrecht. But as the word Dutch is mainly used by English speaking people I assume they didn't fully understand.

BTW Europe is is a continent. Great-Britain and Ireland are on this continent as well. So people living there are also Europeans. Countries which are on European continent are not automatically member of the European Economic Community.
When you want to discuss Europa as an geographic topic, its fine with me.

Cheers,
Huub

We can discuss why non European countries (not in EU, not in Europe) are in European competitions (Eurobasket, UEFA league, Champions League, Football Eurocup, Eurovision)... I am joking.

We are anxious about the inminent release of the C-47/DC-3 V3

 

[Javis]

Thanks for the links Jamie. I'm still a bit puzzled as, when my memory serves me correctly, only one Duke, the Duchy of Guelders (Gelderland), was part of the original 7 Netherlands. The rest were united Counts, like the Counts of Holland or Bishops, like the Bishop of Utrecht. But as the word Dutch is mainly used by English speaking people I assume they didn't fully understand.

Afaik it has all to do with the fact that Germany and the Netherlands were once connected ( 15th/16th century) . We (the Dutch) call the German language 'Duits' and Germany itself 'Duitsland'. That's a far cry from 'German' and 'Germany' as it is called in the English language and may already be a good designation where the word 'Dutch' stems from.


In their own language German people call their language 'Deutsch'. In a northwestern dialect (Plattdeutsch) there is also the word 'Düütsch' which means German. No umlauts in the English language so i guess 'Dutch' is what they finally established to designate the people that lived in the northwest, 'low lands', of the former German territory.


Yep, we are Germans, Hüüb, uhhhh.... Huub.

Tschüss,
Jan

 

[gman5250]

IMHO...


WTF...Gentlemen, and I say that with due respect.

This thread is dedicated to the work of Manfred Jahn, Jan Visser and the INTERNATIONAL team who placed their various opinions at the hangar door and worked endlessly on this magnificent airplane.

Can we open another thread to discus the world changing events that are taking place beyond the boundaries of our quiet place we share here?

I would hate to come this far to have the release of the teams work tainted by the unfortunate realities we deal with in the world. I have endless opinions on the EU, economics and recent events, and I struggle to censure myself...most of the time, but I do try to reserve respect for those who truly deserve it.

AT the moment I am preparing the Paint Kit and skins for the new airplane, the team is checking the fuel, oil and kicking the tires. It's almost time.

Gentlemen...please, put on your flight jackets and leave the arguments in the barracks.

Gordon

 

[Javis]

No worries, Gordon, this thread has fullfilled its purpose anyway.

Only some final checks before the release for which a new thread will be opened here at SOH.

So i say, chitchat away to your hearts content, gentlemen, we'll get down to the nitty gritty again in the release thread.


cheers,
jan

 

[cavaricooper]

Well said Gordon... fortunately this is one place we can celebrate our COMMON interest in flight simulation WITHOUT other bailiwicks detracting from our cooperative enjoyment.

The hangar has been swept, oil ordered and the Avirex jacket dusted off...

With patient exuberance, we wait...

C

 

[Boss86001]

Very exciting time! We all have been waiting a very long time for this masterpiece.

 

[txnetcop]

I feel like an expectant father again:

 

[tgycgijoes]

Are we there yet LOL

Done a complete FOD walkdown waiting for the arrival of the new one. Everything is ready.