Only thing I've managed to put on the roof of templehoff is the PO-2.
Got some pics of Kav and I landed so will post them when I get 5. It's the largest of the factory buildings at the north end of the complex. Don't worry about the fences as you fly through them. Same to a degree with the chimneys and blocks on the roof, I think McQ even managed to partially hide his plane in one!

Sorry about not informing toy guys about that bombsession, but I was having conx probs and got tossed out later on. This making it impossible to use the headset due to constatntly breaking up dialog.

As for bombing with the Spit, here some interesting info:
The Mark IX and XVI Spitfires were more or less the same except that the XVI had clipped wings giving it a clear visible difference and whilst the IX was powered by the Merlin 66, the XVI had the Packard 266. These American built engines gained a reputation for unreliabity in some quarters, but most pilots on the V2 sorties found them to be completely dependable and had no qualms about the long flights over the icy North Sea which they had to make daily to reach the Dutch targets. And engine fitters recall with pleasure the lavish tool kits supplied with each engine! The Spits packed a powerful punch too with two 20mm wing mounted cannon and two or four machine guns together with the capability of carrying up to 1,000 lbs of bombs on strongpoints on the wings and the centreline of the fuselage.

A typical day started with an early weather recce to the Dutch coast the results of which would influence the targets attacked and the bomb loads. Then a briefing, and shortly after, a Squadron take-off, forming up over Norfolk before turning east and flying across the sea to Holland. Near the target, the Spitfires moved to attack altitude and the unit commander would order an echelon formation as they made their final approach to the target. Depending on cloud cover, the attacks started at heights between 8,000 and 5,000 feet, but no lower than this because of defending flak. One method used was to fly in echelon until the target passed out of sight under the wing, then roll the Spitfire to reveal the target which was centred in the unlocked gyro gun sight, and trim the aeroplane into a 'hands-off' dive. Ideally the bombs were released at 3,000 feet - never below 2,000 - and the Spitfire pulled out of its dive to make a low level escape. An experienced pilot should have been able to place his bombs within about 30 yards of the target.

Pilots remember stomachs tightening at the top of the dive anticipating having to get through the flak. One recalled it as being 'quite pretty' with black puffs which exploded into bright red, but it was lethal. W/O Eric Mee recalled his first operation: 'I became aware of the little red balls of fire that were coming straight at me, slowly at first, then nipping past my cockpit at a fantastic pace. Numbers 1, 2 and 3 were pulling out of their dives and it was my turn to aim at the missiles in the wood and press the bomb release. I then pulled out at about 3,000 feet in a 5 or 6G pull out which produced a short black out. A good yell at this point with my feet up on the G pedals, the stick and rudder were pushed all around the cockpit to produce as erratic a course as possible, hoping to confuse the gunners.' Then reform and back to base.

From: http://www.v2platform.nl/dive_bombing.html

PO2 dickaround, yea thats an idea :o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o

Oh shut up Branko.

Have I ever shot you down with rockets? No.

All I've done is disagree with you and you react like a spoilt child.

You simply can't let it go can you.

Grow up ffs. You're supposed to be an adult.

Talking loud, saying nothing, as per usual.

Stop mentioning me and I'll just carry on ignoring you.

Btw I don't appreciate private messages entitled

05-19-2010 YOU NATURAL BORN FUCKFACE !!!
05:10 AM branko57

If you have a problem find me online. PSN:winny1973
You had better bring your 'A' game because now I'm pissed off.
And I have no problem beating up on middle aged women.

Just like the other thread you come into another thread and insult some members using a different language to cover up the profanity. That in itself is deceitful.

And goes against my last request from me.

Whoever doesn't want to see posts by certain people please put them on your ignore list maybe this is the only way for everybody to get along.
Please use this awesome new thread for direction.

Best forum feature ever

bit harsh on packard there kav,RR technicians went over to the us and checked out factorys and engines,they were apparently very impressed. with the standard of production.maybe the xvi pilots wanted a griffon,like me

Branko, I am sorry but were i on ps3 you would never see me. i could not nor would not enter a game which you are participating. you may be a great flyer and "sport" there but your behavior here towards innocent members here whose only "sin" is to not agree with your way of thinking would negate that. none of them attacked you, even directed a word, kind or harsh, towards you but felt your wrath ...chasing them into other threads to assail them nonetheless. no, i regrettably say i would leave any game you showed in...even if i was the host. in your mind since people play BoP with you...that legitimizes all behavior here. you take that as if because of that they are agreeing with you 100%. it does not. if you have anything else to say to me let us take this in private and not subject the entire forum to any further pleasantries...

count me in dk if it is in sim mode

Hello all - another noob here who has just joined the forum now that I've (almost) completed the game on arcade, well just one of the single missions left undone, and I have done a few sorties online under the PSN name of MeanElf too.

I saw this thread and like the sound of it - any more bomb runs planned, or shit-plane days?

I also imagine that the target player will also have an interesting view of what it might be like while sat out on the airfield during a bombing raid...

Hi Jim, welcome on board!
Keep and eye on the 'ariel bombing run' thread as this is where we tend to arrange these type of things. Last one was a riot with scotty flying a G6 and attempting to strafe dk, kav, mcq and myself in bleinheims at manston. We've also had reasonable success (and a hell of a lot of fun) with 'non standard' bomb runs- did a historical run on Canterbury using he111's and a attack on the Reichstag and pottsdam palace using B17's. Kavs posted some good images on the ariel bombing thread