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Dave, keep on keeping on.cheezyflier
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i absolutely love his stearman. i fly it all the time in fs9. i hope he does it the same way in fsx, and the scenery that came with it is very cool too. that is almost as good news to me as jackie chan doing a new movie!
Wing_Z
Charter Member 2011
A real asset to flightsim, for sure.
Although perhaps the Stearman is his most popular model, I reckon this one, with those superb textures and paint, is the one:
FS2004 (ACOF) - FS2004 Early Aircraft
FS2004 Sopwith Camel N-6812
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Name: sopw6812.zip Size: 4,272,661 Date: 05-15-2007 Downloads: 1,000
FS2004 Sopwith Camel N-6812, flown by Lt. Stuart D. Culley during WWI, notable for taking off from a short wooden platform on the naval destroyer HMS Redoubt. Textures only; requires CAMEL04.ZIP. Original model by David Eckert. Original textures by John Terrell. Repaint by Bob Rivera.
Although perhaps the Stearman is his most popular model, I reckon this one, with those superb textures and paint, is the one:
FS2004 (ACOF) - FS2004 Early Aircraft
FS2004 Sopwith Camel N-6812
[ Download | View ]
Name: sopw6812.zip Size: 4,272,661 Date: 05-15-2007 Downloads: 1,000
FS2004 Sopwith Camel N-6812, flown by Lt. Stuart D. Culley during WWI, notable for taking off from a short wooden platform on the naval destroyer HMS Redoubt. Textures only; requires CAMEL04.ZIP. Original model by David Eckert. Original textures by John Terrell. Repaint by Bob Rivera.