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Old 01-14-2014, 08:15 PM
76.IAP-Blackbird 76.IAP-Blackbird is offline
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Default Oleg worked on Korea for il2

Fred: Which campaign or expansion did you/your team never get around to, that you still wished you had? There was much talk about a Korea expansion after Cliffs of Dover – was that just wishful thinking by Ilya or did some work actually start?

Oleg: Korea was actually half-way done for IL-2, and then scrapped for the Cliffs of Dover engine. There was a tremendous amount of research done for it, and a large collection of references, 3D models and other work is still gathering dust on Ilya’s hard drive. I know he’s still very sad because all that work went to nothing. Unfortunately, as it is today, most of the art done for the Korean project way back then is hopelessly obsolete, so it would not be usable in today’s world. We briefly considered doing a DCS project around it, but it’s just not up to the same standards. We’d have to redo it from scratch.

http://www.simhq.com/air-combat/il-2...vik-part1.html
http://www.simhq.com/air-combat/il-2...vik-part2.html
http://www.simhq.com/air-combat/il-2...vik-part3.html
http://www.simhq.com/air-combat/il-2...vik-part4.html

Wouldn`t it be possible for TD to work on the Korea stuff to enhance il2 until 1952?

It`s just dreaming but hey, asking doesnt cost a thing
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