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- RealDarko - 11.02.2008

Thank's for the info! the community will enjoy the map a lot!


- VFS-214_Hawk - 11.02.2008

Excellent public relations!

I'll be happy when Spud finishes Barakoma...lol

I have only flown the F4U once around the patch since "finding" this site! Got the old controls dusted off and ready to go. Flew the Tiger Moth a few times as well as the Storch.


- fabianfred - 11.02.2008

that Tiger moth is great for just pottering around enjoying the scenery...but it wuldn't have enough fuel for this map...lol...it takes half an hour from Caen to london on fly_zo's BoB map


- VFS-214_Hawk - 11.02.2008

I wish we had a Stinson L-5! I forget what the Navy/Marines called theirs. Use the Storch Flight Model! Good enough for me. I use to own a Fairchild 24 (radial). I love to see one of those too.

http://modelingmadness.com/reviews/alli ... mmuc61.htm

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My 1937 Fairchild 24G just before finished restoration.
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- VFS-214_Hawk - 11.02.2008

L-2 I use to fly
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Some Screen Shots to Help with the Wait - FA_Cheech - 11.02.2008

Having drooled, many times in the past, over IL2 maps that were under construction, I know what it's like to wonder if they will get this right, and that right, etc.

So, I thought I would post a few screen shots of the areas we just completed, so that you get some idea of what to expect. As I hope you can see, we are trying to capture the combat areas, as faithfully as the limitations of the simulation allow.

Actual combat photo of Gavutu-Tanambogo
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In-Game version, same area - note Skunk's superb coral reefs
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Combat area west of Lunga Point - white areas are kunai grass
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In-game Version of same area - note Seahorse and Galloping Horse areas, for comparison
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Won't be too much longer guys 8)


- canonuk - 11.02.2008

Excellent - that pic of Tanambogo looks great Smile


- Former_Older - 11.02.2008

Excellent work!

Can I make a suggestion though? As constructive criticism, I think that you should not include anything like oil drums in the map- that makes the drums always there, they are like buildings. Static and immovable. Every time you see the area, the same oil drums, as if on permanent static display, when in reality they were not always arrayed like that all the time. I advise losing them. maps from RRG and 1C:Maddox had these drums...and it's always a PITA for the mission builder if you ask me.

I'm stunned by the work you guys are doing. I actually asked if I could help- you guys obviously do not need input on how to make scenery


- FA_Cheech - 11.02.2008

Chuck...check PMs 8)


- spud - 11.02.2008

Yeah, I'd agree. I'd tend to err on the side of "less is more" WRT buildings. OTOH, such designs could easily form a template .mis file.

tater


- VFS-214_Hawk - 11.02.2008

spud Wrote:Yeah, I'd agree. I'd tend to err on the side of "less is more" WRT buildings. OTOH, such designs could easily form a template .mis file.

tater

Map "Skins" ...?

Munda Skins
Barakoma Skins

etc?


- Guest - 11.02.2008

What a nice water, and judging by that screenshots you have capture it good.


- FA_Cheech - 11.02.2008

Just wanted to post a few more screen shots of nothing at all. Notice the beautiful terrain on the island of Guadalcanal in the background behind these F4U1's flying over Florida Island...man I think that SRTM terrain looks awesome with the new extended range views.

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- Neil Lowe - 11.02.2008

Looks wonderful lads, keep up the good work Smile

Cheers, Neil Smile


- spud - 11.02.2008

The long view and this map do pair wonderfully, you are right. I wish I could get the clouds to render farther out.

None the less, it is neat to be over on island, and you can see the next. Yocan see Santa Isabel from just off the New Georgia coast, for example. Way cool.