21.07.2008, 05:31
Ok, after doing a couple of reading. I'm absolutely sure that at least the C version of the Ta-152 has used the EZ 42 Gyro gunsight.
Here is one link that states this. you can probably find more if you google the terms together.
http://modelingmadness.com/reviews/axis ... er152c.htm
Also:
Take a look at the aircraft guide that came with the game itself. And read what it has to say about the Ta-152C. The 1C guys thought about putting the gunsight in there, but with not enough info about it (which i think we solved) they were forced to install regular sights.
Ta-152C, and potentially some other Luft'46 planes modeled in our sim were projected to use the EZ42 gyro sight, similar to the K-14 "ace-maker" used in late-war American planes. However, no detailed information about the features of the EZ42 exist, and we were forced to "install" regular sights on these planes. Even in the cockpits with 3D models visually based on the EZ42 design, they function as simple reflector sights.
Any opinions, guys?
Here is one link that states this. you can probably find more if you google the terms together.
http://modelingmadness.com/reviews/axis ... er152c.htm
Also:
Take a look at the aircraft guide that came with the game itself. And read what it has to say about the Ta-152C. The 1C guys thought about putting the gunsight in there, but with not enough info about it (which i think we solved) they were forced to install regular sights.
Ta-152C, and potentially some other Luft'46 planes modeled in our sim were projected to use the EZ42 gyro sight, similar to the K-14 "ace-maker" used in late-war American planes. However, no detailed information about the features of the EZ42 exist, and we were forced to "install" regular sights on these planes. Even in the cockpits with 3D models visually based on the EZ42 design, they function as simple reflector sights.
Any opinions, guys?