[Trooper117]

I can't understand why some people keep saying 'to much weathering is not realistic'.. How the hell do they know??
I'll tell you something, I've been in the military all my life, and I can assure you that if you take a brand new piece of equipment, be it a radio, an armoured vehicle, or an aircraft.. and subject it to 'field conditions' for only two or three weeks, I'll guarantee you it won't look like that new pristine peice of kit you took out with you at the start..
Anything you have to climb in and out of in those conditions does get heavily marked and covered in grime and crap.. there is no way around it..
So can we have less of this 'it's not realistic'.. I can assure you it is. :mrgreen:

[Guest]

(with deep black voice): Yeah! :mrgreen:

[Trooper117]

lol!.. Sorry, I might have been a bit strong with that last post.. :oops:

[VMF-214_HaVoK]

Oooh my gooodenss! Stunning work man, please say you have plans to do the A4 and A6 as well. :mrgreen:

S!

[ME109Ace]

I like weathered cockpit skins more than others and this one is perfect.

[BERSERKER]

The Fw-190 is my favorite bird, and this is a beautiful cokpit, really pretty hock: hock:


But I do not see any link to download , it's available for download???

[Trooper117]

No.. it's not ready for download yet mate..

[Huxley_S]

Hello Flushmeister! Brilliant work... thanks for sharing

[GentleKiller]

yes this is a wonderful cockpit texture!

[Fucida]

I think the bar mod could be added on top of this one, I'm basically just saving textures in certain folders...

With nobar mod will be all correct. I'm quite sure (if file hier.him was not changed..). Or I can fix nobar later.

Good work man.

[FlushMeister]

Thanks guys for the replies!

As for the comments about the weathering, I agree that the 1940s (during the stress of war) had less perfect paint, metal and form of everything, but even if it was so, I think humans were the SMARTEST durign that time

anyway, with the wonderful site with photos of gauges, I did some changes and added some more new ones. I would love some feedback and maybe some help with the text? I don't know german and some text is too low res to figure out what letters they are...

As you can see the red knob next to the altimeter is clear, there should be some text there, also, I can't find any info on what it says on the red warning sign on the armor seat.

There's also a bunch of buttons aft of the throttle, "Rollwerk, etc" that I can't see what it says. also UNDER the altimeter there's a metal plate with "Pruten, Prufen or something, I'm guessing the other text is "Knopf ziehen" ?? does anyone know what it says?

Finally, on the speedometer there's a red line that goes out towards the center, I hav eno idea what it says on top of that line, maybe I should delete the red line? there are gauges on the site that don't have it, but I don't know if it's real FW 190 gauges (i bet they used the same type of gauges for many planes)


There's some tetures that are going to be replaced (I think you can see wich ones because of the low res) and after that, I need to make the damage textures and the night light textures.


Thanks for the help guys, I really couldn't do this without you and the nice links you send me

Capt.FlushGarden

[dup]

Oh my god !! hock:

I can't see the download link... :wink:

[paf]

I have no knowledge of the Fw190-cockpit but the text parts should be:

"Knopf ziehen"
"Pr

[Anders_And]

OMG Im getting dizzy!! Absolutely stunning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Fucida]

As you can see the red knob next to the altimeter is clear,

There sould be:
Ziehen - means pull in english. It's handle, which controls system known as "Erh