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Sixpack
03-16-06, 07:06 AM
http://off.oldbrowndog.net/
http://www.polovski.com/OFF.htm

Especially for this baby I recently got me a cheap copy of CFS3, and yesterday I managed to get it to work with the supa patch vs 1.

So far I have only flown a couple of QM-dogfights and I can testify it's pretty cool.

I will not uninstall RB3D FCJ just yet, though.

For those who have a serious interest in WW1 aviation, I recommend getting it.

http://off.oldbrowndog.net/images/0205/SE5.jpg

http://off.oldbrowndog.net/images/0205/flames.jpg

http://off.oldbrowndog.net/images/0205/alb%20wp%202.jpg

http://off.oldbrowndog.net/images/0205/alb%20wp%201.jpg
STEED
03-16-06, 07:37 AM
I got CF3 mainly for the slick Mono Fighters of WW2. Not much interested in Bi Planes but I would really like to go up in one in real life. Nice Pics :up:
Sixpack
03-16-06, 09:37 AM
Heh, for some strange reason WW1 aviation and Jets (60-ies on) appeal to me more than WW2 era planes, at least when simming. Dunno why that is, perhaps because RB and Falcon were always just the best around.

IL-2 is nice and all but lacks that special atmosphere imo. Maybe there are 'atmospheric' mods I should know of ?
Skybird
03-16-06, 09:45 AM
(...) Falcon were always just the best around.

IL-2 is nice and all but lacks that special atmosphere imo. Maybe there are 'atmospheric' mods I should know of ?

Exactly, that is my word on the major problem with IL2: too little atmosphere.

no mods of that kind that I know of. Oleg Maddox's policy is too tight to allow that. Which is another downgrader for IL-2, imo. It could be so much more, but the man seem to unaware of that. "Fachidiot" we call that in German, he has an indepth-view - but no broad perspective that leads beyond his speciality.
Sixpack
03-16-06, 09:47 AM
I know what you mean. We call it "vakidioot" in Dutch :)
Sir Big Jugs
03-16-06, 12:17 PM
OFF is great. I've had it since December 28th last year.

Check this thread out:


http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php?t=10731
Sailor Steve
03-16-06, 03:22 PM
If you can't fly a Caudron G-IV in 1915, I'm not interested.
Abraham
03-19-06, 07:19 AM
The attractive thing of WWI flying is that the planes are so simple, their functioning so easy to understand and that their construction could be copied by a handy guy with a barn and some simple equipment.
The difference between a WWI plane and modern planes is the same as between biking and driving a Mercedes through a Dutch town.
:lol: