Sea Fury is Coming Home...
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Re: Sea Fury is Coming Home...
V2.3 of the Sea Fury Project is well under way.
Here's a new Nav/Radio, plus ECU.
Groundhandling, landing and roll rate have also been improved. Still a bit to do though.
Much of this particular part of the Upgrade has been heavily influenced by work done by Hobby, in particular it was his suggestion to use the Nav/Radio from the freeware Alpha Firebrand. I just have to add a Nav 2 and do some more testing next.
Here's a new Nav/Radio, plus ECU.
Groundhandling, landing and roll rate have also been improved. Still a bit to do though.
Much of this particular part of the Upgrade has been heavily influenced by work done by Hobby, in particular it was his suggestion to use the Nav/Radio from the freeware Alpha Firebrand. I just have to add a Nav 2 and do some more testing next.
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Re: Sea Fury is Coming Home...
Steve Beeny's got a new Website up with tons of great RNFAA stuff including his repaints for the Sea Fury and news on many other projects including HMS Victorious and the new Blackburn Buccaneer.
http://www.flyingstations.com/repaints-fury.html
http://www.flyingstations.com/repaints-fury.html
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Re: Sea Fury is Coming Home...
VX620 RNVR 1832 RNAS Culham:
TF925 805 NAS St Merryn, Cornwall:
RNVR 1831 RNAS Stretton
TF925 805 NAS St Merryn, Cornwall:
RNVR 1831 RNAS Stretton
Re: Sea Fury is Coming Home...
I've helped Pete out with a very small amount of research for his re-paints and as a result I've been very priveliged to have a
look at some of the ones he and Steve have done for the project.
Trust me folks,they're superb and as historically accurate as possible.I'd say it's possible for us Sea Fury buffs to fly one in our favorite livery.
Many thanks guys,they(and V2.3) will really be worth the wait.
Mark
look at some of the ones he and Steve have done for the project.
Trust me folks,they're superb and as historically accurate as possible.I'd say it's possible for us Sea Fury buffs to fly one in our favorite livery.
Many thanks guys,they(and V2.3) will really be worth the wait.
Mark
You could see him thinking "Bleedin'pilots,don't know nuffin.All glammer" He's probably right.
A/C.2 Webber,Manston,1941,First Light by Geoff Wellum.
A/C.2 Webber,Manston,1941,First Light by Geoff Wellum.
- NorthernKnight
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Re: Sea Fury is Coming Home...
Hi Mark,migman29 wrote:I'd say it's possible for us Sea Fury buffs to fly one in our favorite livery.
Steve and myself have just decided to release the Full Painkit with this next one (V2.3)
There are plenty of great ones not done yet.
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Re: Sea Fury is Coming Home...
Who's the Daddy?
VHHFG, RAN in Korea based on HMAS Sydney
Steve Beeny pulls another one out of the bag! Just look at that subtlety of texture. Well just look at it...
VHHFG, RAN in Korea based on HMAS Sydney
Steve Beeny pulls another one out of the bag! Just look at that subtlety of texture. Well just look at it...
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Another one for the Connoisseurs
Feast your eyes on this baby
TG117 RCN Winter Experimental establishment, RCAF Station Namao, Alberta and Watson Lake, Yukon, Canada from 1948 to 1951
Feast your eyes on this baby
TG117 RCN Winter Experimental establishment, RCAF Station Namao, Alberta and Watson Lake, Yukon, Canada from 1948 to 1951
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Re: Sea Fury is Coming Home...
Daniel has kindly provided some AI for the lone Carrier in the Med, HMS Triumph.
So there's not that much work to do now, hopefully we're on the finishing straight. Just one or two afcads to be straightened or re-written to get all the 11 Flights in the Detailed RNVR Flight Plans to function.
BTW anyone know if this is an FS9 World first - Flight Plans accompanied by AI? I know FSX does it a lot, but it has a much more sophisticated game engine.
So there's not that much work to do now, hopefully we're on the finishing straight. Just one or two afcads to be straightened or re-written to get all the 11 Flights in the Detailed RNVR Flight Plans to function.
BTW anyone know if this is an FS9 World first - Flight Plans accompanied by AI? I know FSX does it a lot, but it has a much more sophisticated game engine.