Awesome V1 shots, thanks for sharing! :up:

Always happy to shere matey :sunny:

:rock::rock::rock:Jim, our "Master of photography"!!!:rock::rock::rock:

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:har::rotfl2::har: ----> :up:

Photographs courtesy of the Lothar-Gunther Bungheim Collection, Schatzburg Institute of Art and Design, Berlin

Part I:

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Photographs courtesy of the Lothar-Gunther Bungheim Collection, Schatzburg Institute of Art and Design, Berlin

"Well, that was the whole point, you see. To focus on the men and their environment; not necessarily the war but its effect on them." --Lothar-Gunther Bungheim

Part II:

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The picture that launched a career: The rarely photographed U-boat ace Kurt Wustermann amazingly made the cover of LIFE magazine, making the name Bungheim, for better or worse, a household name

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Very nice pics there LiveGoat, amazing how B&W adds to the bleak feel of the atlantic.

Best regards.

Fubar2Niner

Jimbuna , very nice shoots.
It is the first time I see a V1 in SH3.

IIRC they were screenshots from the development stages of their introduction but they are scripted into the game...well on mine to be sure :03:

Merchant sinking in the sunset , U-64 surfacing
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:rotfl2: Gotta love it! :rock:

You know, there's a mod that opens that hatch. :sunny:

Nice moody shots though. :rock:

Thanks.
Yeah, I actually have a dream mod setup already assembled but I'm waiting to get a 64 bit os and a couple more gig of ram. Most of the mods I use now are gameplay oriented. Though, sometimes for a little treat, I indulge in a handful of visual goodies. :DL

Photographs courtesy of the Lothar-Gunther Bungheim Collection, Schatzburg Institute of Art and Design, Berlin

"I don't think about her at all. Why should I? What did you say her name was again?"
--Lothar Bungheim, on (then) up and coming pop singer Nina Hagen

Part III:

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Klaus Dingle, the unfortunately named navigator of U-36 avoids the the intrusive gaze of Bungheim's Leica. In the background, Chief Engineer Wilhelm Wonke gives him a sympathetic glance.

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A hapless merchant meets a firey doom from one of U-36's many torpedoes (nicknamed "eels"). Sadly, many more ships would echo her fate.

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The Torpedo Data Computer or TDC: This diabolical contraption, responsible for the tracking of targets and the guidance of torpeoes to said targets, was also capable of staggering mathematical feats. It could do long division in minutes and multiply several columns of numbers in under an hour and was only technologically inferior to the computer that powered Hitler's robotic battle armor.

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Johann Kunn, 1st Watch Officer, U-36

End of Part III

You and me both, but for me it's going to take an entirely new computer. I use the open-hatch stuff, but I had to dump the full interiors and MFM is right out. But I do use the harbor mods, as they are what I live for.