Recent content by BillF

The Luftwaffe until 1944. They had amazing aircraft. Period. They had fantastic pilots. Period. They had evil and horrible leadership thankfully which eventually sunk them. Plus the Russians on one side, the Americans, Brits, French, Italians and just about everyone else on the other...

I agree, even with its faults, IL-2 is the bar which has been set. However its starting to show it's age. I'm hoping BoB fixes this, and thus far it's looking as if it will...

Actually the first was the Sea Shadow (IX-529), which was built in 1985.

Lets not forget too, that the more blades a prop has, the smaller the diameter the prop can be with the same level of thrust... Whoops, I see Stich already kinda said this...

Yep, thanks already got those, plus the factory drawings, but detail of the gear leg especially full dimensions is very VERY limited...

The only people I see complaining about the sim are the paranoid black helicopter folks that think this game is stealing secrets from there computers... Oh and the people that don't understand the game was almost totally self published which is why the microtransatctions for the new planes...

Paranoia and fear of black helicopters never does anyone good... In the mean time I'll keep flying one of, if not the best, flight sims in the history of the genre.

Well if people didn't steal software it wouldn't be an issue. For release in the US there were four flyables. The D.VII, the Alby D.Va, Spad and Nieuport 24. The 17 came a week or so later. I honestly could give less than a care about DRM. It doesn't impact me in any way, and since no...

Oh darn forgot to post some images of the allies and some cockpits...

Been flying this one for a week now. Bar none, one of the best sims in the history of the genre.

It means its the 3rd known modification of teh 23015 airfoil if I am not mistaken.

Hey folks, seems my large Ta 152 collection doesn't have enough details as I would like for the main gear and wheels/tires of the Ta 152. I have some images from various books, but not enough for my purposes. Does anyone have some details of the Ta 152 main retracts and wheels? Thanks in...