1946 flyable aircraft, pdf guide

[F4U Corsair]

I don't own 1946, but where can I find this guide, I love to get a copy of it. I checked over at ReplacementDocs (www.replacementdocs.com), but they don't have it.

Here's what I'm referring to: http://www.scribd.com/doc/6291510/IL2-Sturmovik-1946-Aircraft-Guide

[F4U Corsair]

Oops!, you can download it from the link I provided, but you have to subscribe. :o Is there anywhere I can get this without having to register or subsribe?.

[nearmiss]

Oops!, you can download it from the link I provided, but you have to subscribe. :o Is there anywhere I can get this without have to register or subsribe?.

Webmasters require registration to keep spammers and hackers from destroying their sites.

Get an Http email and use it for registration, they are free and practically anoymous if you don't tell anything. i.e, gmail, hotmail, live.com,etc.

[F4U Corsair]

Yeah, I have an email address, but I don't want to register just to download one file. I'm registered at enough sites to begin with.

[zakkandrachoff]

here you go

http://i970.photobucket.com/albums/ae188/zakkandrachoff/il2allies.jpg

http://i970.photobucket.com/albums/ae188/zakkandrachoff/il2axis.jpg

[F4U Corsair]

Thanks ZakkandRachoff, but that's only a tiny portion of a 459 page guide. :)
I decided to go ahead and register, so now I have the guide.

[AndyJWest]

You might also be interested in Corsican Corsair's Cockpit Guide, from M4T here:http://mission4today.com/index.php?name=Downloads&file=details&id=3265. Again, you need to register to download, but if you aren't already, you should be!

Edit - typo

[F4U Corsair]

Thanks for the suggestion Andy, I'm not registered there yet, but I will be. :)