Recent content by Will Hunter

G'day, Me and my mate 'Winjeel' are putting together some very early Hurricane models for CFS3. He 'pushes the polygons', I paint the textures, AvHistory.org does the flight dynamics modelling. These are the original Mark I Hurricanes with the Watts fixed pitch, two bladed props, fabric...

Congratulations to FlyboyJ and Grandpa. Half a bottle of virtual beer to each of you! The Fokker DXXI was a close guess though. They are both Dutch. I'll have to find something even more obscure now. Will.

Nup. Don't be swayed by the French markings in that photo. The Bloch is the best guess so far. At least it has a radial engine! The Bloch 152 looks like pic #1 The Morane Saulnier MS 406 has an inline engine Pic#2 Pic #3 is another shot of it, Port side. I'll admit its obscure...

It was made of wood, it was the first De Havilland 'Wooden Wonder'. I won one of the many of the Britain to Australia Air races back in the 'Golden Age' of aviation. Will.

Guess.:) Will.

Not sure about that. I live in Oz. It is one of the Dakotas which dropped supplies to partisans in the Balkans back in 1944. It will appear in MAW Chapter Two. Will.

There was an excellent documentary about him on the ABC TV program 'Australian Story' late last year. Lest we forget. Will.

Westland Whirlwind. Will.

Even if you you don't have MAW at the moment but you do have CFS3, you can pick up these skins and more for free right now here: http://www.geocities.com/cacforcfs3/

G'day Mosquitoman. Will.

Yep. Martin Maryland over Valletta Harbour Malta: Will.

Battle of France Hurricane: All screenshots taken in CFS3. 3D modelling by Ed Wilson, Greg Law, Richard Mason. Flight Dynamics modelling by AvHistory. Skins by Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation. Background scenery by Desert Rats. Will.

Yugoslav Hurricane: Will.

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Very nice looking screenies Mr. Goldberg... I forgot how CFS2 looked as good as that! Anyhow, here are a few I've got, Not quite so spectacular looking, more historical: Will.