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Brandenburg Briest

michaelvader

michaelvader

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Hallo friends,
after some research for the Messerschmitt 109 G-12 I found that a base sure where this plane was to be flown was Brandenburg Briest.
I have looked arround to find a suitable scenery to be used in FS2004. Hmm really nothing that convince me I will ask here if some one knows or want to make one? with one Vor1 approach guide as the germans used something like that and the G-12 was equiped with a AFN2 (like the Vor1) reciever
Would be nice for this plane.
Best regards
Yours
Michael Vader
 
Hallo Ian
thank you for your advice.
I know this scenery
there exists also two sceneries from former GDR airfields one with sowjet time and one of about the year 2000.
Interesting for fans of the cold war.
But concerning Brandenburg Briest, the airfield was quiet destroyed at the end days of the war and the russians did rebuild the
airfield so it has no longer the look as it had at war when also the Messerschmitt Me 163 was exploited there.
And today hmm as mostly in germany concerning history - to forget snif snif
Best Regards
Yours
Michael Vader
 
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