[reflected]

[Guest]

Lovely shots mate...what sytem spec do you have?

Also lovely skins, reminds me of LO-G by (can't remember his name) from M4today...even if it is I love it :wink:

[PA_Willy]

Fantastic shots, you can be sure :o

[Sid]

I'm amazed.....this site moves up and up. Well done m8, those are excellent.

Umm, any chance of them in 1680x1050 please

[reflected]

This is the max resolution. Yes, that's the recent LO-G skin, I transformed it a bit for my liking. - that LO-G is the best Spitfire MkI skin I've seen.
MY system specs are c2d 2.66, 2G RAM, 8800GTS 512. But don't forget, these pictures are highly photoshopped.

Here's the original. this is how it looks in game:

[P/O W. 'Moggy' Cattermole]

hey look! A post-it note stuck to your spit's wing in the second pic! :3

Nice shots, quite spectacular!

[Zooly]

Hang on a minute.... is that is a skin of the oldest flying Spitfire (a Mk2 if I am not mistaken) and the note is covering the damage sustained during a brief dogfight with a 109?
BTW the second pic is me new desktop image if thats OK.

[KG64_Ðørvånski]

BillyWhizz wrote:
I'm amazed.....this site moves up and up. Well done m8, those are excellent

+1

[canonuk]

and the note is covering the damage sustained during a brief dogfight with a 109?
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By 'note', do you mean the yellow diamond? That's a gas-detection panel, a piece of fabric soaked in a chemical that would change colour if gas was detected. Common on 1940 Spitfires and Hurricanes.

[Guest]

This is the max resolution. Yes, that's the recent LO-G skin, I transformed it a bit for my liking. - that LO-G is the best Spitfire MkI skin I've seen.

I agree, it is a fantastic skin. The way I could tell was because of the gas detection diamond, and also the blue 'dot' on the fueselage roundels. Why is it there? :wink:

[Sid]

Thanks

[P/O W. 'Moggy' Cattermole]

and the note is covering the damage sustained during a brief dogfight with a 109?
.

By 'note', do you mean the yellow diamond? That's a gas-detection panel, a piece of fabric soaked in a chemical that would change colour if gas was detected. Common on 1940 Spitfires and Hurricanes.

i was only joking that it looked like a post-it note