27.09.2011, 06:31
Hi Folks,
I've been working quite a while now to update my map to UP3 RC4. Also with the textures I wasn't satisfied. I searched some time and I think I found a fairly good mixture.
As well I had an inspiration. During the building of the airfields, I noticed that around 60% of the quarters of the personnel are outside of the airport, -field, or rather near a village or edge of town. Thereupon I put a ground plate and 4 spawn (stay) points near the quarters. Then I just choose the “Kubelwagen” (Kübelwagen) at the home-base. With the Kubelwagen I drove to the airfield and latched(?) the home-base of the airfield and sat in my plane.
It is a flight-simulation but in my humble opinion a little variety does no harm. If UP3 RC4 makes it possible, why we shouldn't use it? Only than are the size of the airfields really notable, when you drive along.
Here's a picture to show you what I mean:
I took a few short videos (nrtk) of a few airfields. Please indulge me, my way of driving is a bit...
Here is the link. Please unzip and copy the file in your “records” folder. Feedback is very welcome.
https://rapidshare.com/files/4202403528/Kuebelwagen.rar
Here a few new pictures of finished airfields:
Augsburg-Haunstetten/Bavaria, 5 km South of Augsburg, Industrial-Port of the Messerschmitt Company; Greensward with paved hangar apron
Böblingen/ Baden-Wuerttemberg , 3 km West of the Town-heart; military airfield with Control-base Göppingen; Greensward; Industrial-Port of the Klemm Company and the Mercedes-Benz plants.
Deployment of the Jagdgeschwader (Fighter Wing) 52 in July 1939.
Lechfeld/Bavaria, 20km South of Augsburg. Airbase with Control-base Leipheim. Industrial-Port of the Messerschmitt Plants for final assembly and test flight.
Paved: 1 Runway NNE – SSW, hangar apron, taxiway. Codename: „Lampenschirm“ (lampshade).
Gablingen/Bavaria, 8 km North of Augsburg; Airpark with Control-base Leipheim.
Memmingen/Bavaria, 4 km East, Control-base, since 1943 Messerschmitt – Flighttest and Fly-in operations;
1 Runway and paved hangar apron. Codename: „Niederschlag“ (rainfall/precipitation)
Deployment of the Kampfgeschwader 51 3rd. Group (bomber wing) in August 1939.
Landsberg/Lech/Bavaria, 4 km Northeast of Town; Control-base; 2 paved take-off ramp .
Deployment of the Kampfgeschwader 51 Stab and 1st. Group in May 1939.
Göppingen/Baden-Wuerttemberg, 3 km East of Town; Control-base with Greensward, 2 paved take-off ramp:
Hailfingen/Baden-Wuerttemberg, 10 km East of Nagold; Airbase 1st. Order with 2 paved runways.
Malmsheim/Baden-Wuerttemberg, 18 km West of Stuttgart; Airbase with Control-base Göppingen;
Greensward; paved Taxiway
Leipheim/Bavaria, 20 km East-Nord-East of Ulm, Control-base, Airbase 1st. Order,
Industrial-Port Messerschmitt; paved apron, taxiways, 1 Runway NNE-SSW; Codename: “Lampion” (Chinese lantern)
Laupheim/Baden-Wuerttemberg, 20 km SSW of Ulm; Airbase 1st. Order; Greensward with paved apron; Codename: “Liegestuhl” (Deckchair/beachchair)
Nellingen/Baden-Wuerttemberg, 10 km SE of Stuttgart; Airbase 1st. Order with Greensward and with paved apron
I do hope you like the pictures? And as well I do hope you understand my attempted explanation of the use and possibilities with the Kubelwagen?
Best regards
Klaus
P.S. Klaus asked me to help him to translate his German text into English.
Hopefully I did it somehow understandable? Jambo :roll:
I've been working quite a while now to update my map to UP3 RC4. Also with the textures I wasn't satisfied. I searched some time and I think I found a fairly good mixture.
As well I had an inspiration. During the building of the airfields, I noticed that around 60% of the quarters of the personnel are outside of the airport, -field, or rather near a village or edge of town. Thereupon I put a ground plate and 4 spawn (stay) points near the quarters. Then I just choose the “Kubelwagen” (Kübelwagen) at the home-base. With the Kubelwagen I drove to the airfield and latched(?) the home-base of the airfield and sat in my plane.
It is a flight-simulation but in my humble opinion a little variety does no harm. If UP3 RC4 makes it possible, why we shouldn't use it? Only than are the size of the airfields really notable, when you drive along.
Here's a picture to show you what I mean:
I took a few short videos (nrtk) of a few airfields. Please indulge me, my way of driving is a bit...
Here is the link. Please unzip and copy the file in your “records” folder. Feedback is very welcome.
https://rapidshare.com/files/4202403528/Kuebelwagen.rar
Here a few new pictures of finished airfields:
Augsburg-Haunstetten/Bavaria, 5 km South of Augsburg, Industrial-Port of the Messerschmitt Company; Greensward with paved hangar apron
Böblingen/ Baden-Wuerttemberg , 3 km West of the Town-heart; military airfield with Control-base Göppingen; Greensward; Industrial-Port of the Klemm Company and the Mercedes-Benz plants.
Deployment of the Jagdgeschwader (Fighter Wing) 52 in July 1939.
Lechfeld/Bavaria, 20km South of Augsburg. Airbase with Control-base Leipheim. Industrial-Port of the Messerschmitt Plants for final assembly and test flight.
Paved: 1 Runway NNE – SSW, hangar apron, taxiway. Codename: „Lampenschirm“ (lampshade).
Gablingen/Bavaria, 8 km North of Augsburg; Airpark with Control-base Leipheim.
Memmingen/Bavaria, 4 km East, Control-base, since 1943 Messerschmitt – Flighttest and Fly-in operations;
1 Runway and paved hangar apron. Codename: „Niederschlag“ (rainfall/precipitation)
Deployment of the Kampfgeschwader 51 3rd. Group (bomber wing) in August 1939.
Landsberg/Lech/Bavaria, 4 km Northeast of Town; Control-base; 2 paved take-off ramp .
Deployment of the Kampfgeschwader 51 Stab and 1st. Group in May 1939.
Göppingen/Baden-Wuerttemberg, 3 km East of Town; Control-base with Greensward, 2 paved take-off ramp:
Hailfingen/Baden-Wuerttemberg, 10 km East of Nagold; Airbase 1st. Order with 2 paved runways.
Malmsheim/Baden-Wuerttemberg, 18 km West of Stuttgart; Airbase with Control-base Göppingen;
Greensward; paved Taxiway
Leipheim/Bavaria, 20 km East-Nord-East of Ulm, Control-base, Airbase 1st. Order,
Industrial-Port Messerschmitt; paved apron, taxiways, 1 Runway NNE-SSW; Codename: “Lampion” (Chinese lantern)
Laupheim/Baden-Wuerttemberg, 20 km SSW of Ulm; Airbase 1st. Order; Greensward with paved apron; Codename: “Liegestuhl” (Deckchair/beachchair)
Nellingen/Baden-Wuerttemberg, 10 km SE of Stuttgart; Airbase 1st. Order with Greensward and with paved apron
I do hope you like the pictures? And as well I do hope you understand my attempted explanation of the use and possibilities with the Kubelwagen?
Best regards
Klaus
P.S. Klaus asked me to help him to translate his German text into English.
Hopefully I did it somehow understandable? Jambo :roll: