One of the nicest screens I've seen. Well composed. Could be a painting. :up:
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http://tarafoundation.org/sh3_wac_banner3.jpg

One of the nicest screens I've seen. Well composed. Could be a painting. :up:
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http://tarafoundation.org/sh3_wac_banner3.jpg[/quote]

I agree, not bad at all.

Am I the only one who thought about taking a flak gun to the seagull?

http://mysh3.info/WAC/images/wac_2.jpg

Rought patrol, down but not out. ;)

http://img238.imageshack.us/img238/1518/u1vu4.jpg

Who needs SHIV ???? :ping:
http://img380.imageshack.us/img380/8150/smoke4ul4.jpg

From WAC. Air craft support after I put a fish into this C2.
http://tarafoundation.org/sh3_wac04.jpg
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http://tarafoundation.org/sh3_wac_banner3.jpg

is this a fw-200 condor?:o
Never seen one in action.Nice pics everyone:up:

After month of modding.. finally a mission.. and what kind of...
got a convoy leaving britain with empty tankers in '40 almost without escort in fog:

http://img113.imageshack.us/img113/3470/thatsmetu1.jpg

Some nice pics boys n´ girls:up:
After loosing my second boat in the Med (to RAF) BDU sent me against the Russians in an canoe in the Black Sea. Here she is, U-24 in all her glory:)
http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/2132/sh3img16pi3.jpg

And now the Ruskies know that I´m coming for them:up:
http://img255.imageshack.us/img255/7349/sh3img18gf2.jpg

Stuka in it's final approach/dive against an armed trawler
http://img119.imageshack.us/img119/372/stukamz2.jpg

BANZAI!!!
Or, ehm, wrong version:oops: :D

Just a beauty.
 

was posted on my thread but was talked into putting this one up here.
I kinda like it myself so why not share.

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...-3-2007_18.jpg

looks like a 2 head dragon:D

true! odd but somehow that pic makes your avatar look alive to me
must be the light.

I think you're right. This is from wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Focke-Wulf_Fw_200

The Fw 200 was built to a Lufthansa specification with Dipl.-Ing. Bansemir as project director, it first flew in July 1937 after just under one year of development with Dipl.-Ing. Kurt Tank in the controls. The aircraft was a simple development of a pre-war commercial craft. It was an all-metal construction, four-engined monoplane capable of carrying 25 passengers up to 3000 km. To adapt it for wartime, hard-points were added on the wings for bombs, the fuselage was extended and strengthened to create more space and front, aft and dorsal gun positions were added. The extra weight of the improvements meant that a number of early Condors would break-up on landing, a problem that was never entirely fixed. :huh: Later models were equipped with radar.

http://tarafoundation.org/sh3_Fw200condor.jpg

Your screenies show a fair symmetry as well :hmm::up::up: