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Curtiss H-16 Large America CFS2/FS9

Curtiss H-16 Large America CFS2/FS9 2024-05-02

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Curtiss H-16 Large America CFS2/FS9.zip - Curtiss H-16 Large America CFS2/FS9.zip

The Curtiss H-16 Large America Flying Boat was operated by the RNAS on long-range anti-submarine and anti-Zeppelin patrols over the North Sea from April 1917 to October 1918. The US Navy H-16s arrived in time to see limited service before the end of the war.

Model built with Abacus Aircraft Factory 99 and animated with Abacus Aircraft Animator by Stephan Scholz.

Model re-worked with Gmax by Martin Klein to incorporate a detailed virtual cockpit and Liberty engines, as well as the addition...

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Wow! You outdid yourself on the engines and props. I spent as much time admiring the detail and piping as flying.
Thanks again.
 
Thank you for this, will go well with Stuart Green's Felixstowe F.2a and Aeromarine 75.
with regards to Green's Felixstowe, this is your best bet, as it is adapted for FS2004 https://sim-outhouse.org/sohforums/resources/sg-trio-for-fs9-zip.13848/
Wow! You outdid yourself on the engines and props. I spent as much time admiring the detail and piping as flying.
Thanks again.
indeed a marvellous effort by @Klein & Team @Westfront
 
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