[REL] Airmod2 from Russia
 

As I talk - in my FF place 2nd parts Airmod. Mod include reworked fighter R-43A and new plane MS-200 from VAA and Psy06.
http://hosted.filefront.com/Denis469

Enjoy.

very nice, but.. where can i find the roster files?

sorry but i can't speak russian :damn:

Roster for R-43A:

[UnitClass]
ClassName=FBR43A
UnitType=300
AppearanceDate=19390801
DisappearanceDate=19480101
DisplayName=US FB R43A
[Unit 1]
Name=US FB R43A
DOC=19390801
DOD=19480101


Roster for MS200:

[UnitClass]
ClassName=FBMC200
UnitType=300
AppearanceDate=19351201
DisappearanceDate=19480101
DisplayName=IT FB MC200
[Unit 1]
Name=IT FB MC200
DOC=19351201
DOD=19480101

Thank you :rock:

Ah nice work
Thanx denis

Good stuff denis.:up: :up: :up:

Sorry, just another question

how to name roster files? if they're wrong gwx crash..

AFB_MC.200Saetta

and

AFB_RepublicR43A

or different?

Thank you ^^

Roster cfgs should be

FBMC200
and
FBR43A

good, thanks ^^

:oops: What is the R43A

It's Republic P-43 Lancer. In US air force from 06/41 - 12/43 and China air force from 01/42 - 12/43. So many people I made roster with more wide dates that any wish use it plane in any other dates in game.
R-43 - it's russian war designation US plane and designation unit in game.
All was made 273 planes. In US not place in war so was in continental US Air Force, but in China plane war with Japan planes and all planes was down before 12/43.
Manufacturing planes ceased in 1942 year.

Ah thanx denis
Did take a look at that aircraft

Screens.... Screens!!! :p .. pretty please!

http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/9...ter1140nz1.jpg
Shot at 2007-10-26

The P-43 didn't see much service period. A handful made it to China (very far from water):

http://members.spinn.net/~merrick/St...ina_sept42.jpg

If there were more than a dozen in coastal areas where any submarine might ever see them during the entire war I'd be surprised.

They'd be better off in the roster as Italian Re 2000s which are somewhat similar looking planes. (the Re 2000 was based upon the P-43's predecessor, the P-35)

http://home.att.net/~historyzone/re2000_GAb.jpg