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Originally Posted by E.F.Hartmann (Post 503755)

Hi Major
Is it possible to share your skins BF-110.
Excellent screen.
E.F.HARTMANN.

Hallo E.F. Hartmann,
I`m not Major, but anyway... here is the Skin of the Bf 110C-4.

www.cliffsofdover.fr

Larry69

Hello larry,
LOL for major: this way of speaking is like saying hello chef.;)
I Thank you for your great skins and screen.:-P

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Originally Posted by JG26_EZ (Post 502628)

A couple of my shots at the "bull's eye".
...And just a close shot of the tailwheel.. don't ask why :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...5-11_00025.jpg

the real question is, does the tail wheel turn/rotate when you are on the ground ? :)

and does the thread on the other tires wear out over successive missions, in the same way that the skin paint weathers ? (would be nice if it did)

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Originally Posted by zapatista (Post 503865)

the real question is, does the tail wheel turn/rotate when you are on the ground ? :)

Of course, it does - we are playing Cliffs of Dover. ;)

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Originally Posted by DUI (Post 503894)

Of course, it does - we are playing Cliffs of Dover. ;)

That's a 10-4

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...6-01_00005.jpg

...this time something else.

You never cease to amaze us with your shots Larry ...Awesome. :mrgreen:

Sunset on the channel. Makes a great wallpaper.

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Originally Posted by DUI (Post 503894)

Of course, it does - we are playing Cliffs of Dover. ;)

very good :)

next Q......, do the aircraft tires show wear in parallel with the skin/paint wear and engine wear that has been modeled already ?

would be a great little detail, including that worn tires burst more easily in RL. in the same way you need to nurse an aging engine a bit more, you'd also need to be more careful with landings etc because the aging tires could burst more easily

At least they burst, when you are going to fast!

......why the Luftwaffe lose the Battle of Britain.

^ Malathion spraying in 1940?

Another Brick in the Wall

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Originally Posted by larry69 (Post 504194)

...this time something else.

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Originally Posted by larry69 (Post 504270)

Ju 88A 1./KG 30

Hi larry
Superb Screenie's Matey, I love the guy painting the kills on
the Vertical stabilisor:grin:
Regards
Keith;)

thanks guys!!!;) (JG26 EZ, Jamesdietz, MB AVRO UK, Checkmysix)

Attack on Wellington.

Hurricanes of No.17 Squadron. September 1940

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Originally Posted by nacy (Post 504317)

Attack on Wellington. http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/attachm...9&d=1370463738

Ahh. I love the smell of Wellington in the morning.
:-)

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Originally Posted by larry69 (Post 504532)

Hurricanes of No.17 Squadron. September 1940

Number 2 shot :grin:

Best Regards,
MB_Avro.

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Originally Posted by major_setback (Post 504800)

Ahh. I love the smell of Wellington in the morning.
:-)

I prefer napalm on toast :cool:

Best Regards,
MB_Avro.

..Thank`s AVRO UK;)

How is it with this one?

larry69

Plt.Off. George Barcley (No.249 Sqn.) attacks Do 17 Z of the KG 2.

Those last two are beautiful Larry! - Always enjoy watching this thread... :-)

The screenies over the water are also good, but what is it with the weird colours of the hurri markings? Also, it is much better that you get rid of all icons before you take the screenies.

Thanks for posting.

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Originally Posted by Freycinet (Post 505536)

Hallo Freycinet,

With the "weird colours" of the Hurri wanted i to point e Scene of a Hurricane of the "Royal Hellenic Air Force" 1941 (Greece)
with the Icons your totaly right!

regards Larry69

Good to see you getting into the action shots larry69. Some nice pics here lately from all.

...thanks Les!;)

larry69

This & that:

"Look Ma,what's sitting in our own backyard!"

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...5.png~original

"What a revolting developement this is...

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...8.png~original

...jamesdietz,:grin::lol:

Larry69

In several air incidents, the swiss shot down 11 Luftwaffe planes between 10. may1940-17. june 1940. Like this He 111P(G1+HS) of the 8./ KG 55.
(generic Heinkel-skin by Major setback)

Larry69

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Originally Posted by larry69 (Post 505659)

In several air incidents, the swiss shot down 11 Luftwaffe planes between 10. may1940-17. june 1940. Like this He 111P(G1+HS) of the 8./ KG 55.
(generic Heinkel-skin by Major setback)

Larry69

Hi Larry
Awesome screenies buddy,as usual:grin::grin::grin:

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Originally Posted by jamesdietz (Post 505635)

Hi James
Excellent Images mate,how great would it be to wake up to one of these
Beauties in your back Garden although saying that it did actually happen
a few times here in Faversham [fields more than Gardens]during the Battle of Britain:cool:

http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/3338/x1ag.png

A Schwarm of 6./JG26 is on the way to a "Freie Jagd" above England.

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Originally Posted by Pitti (Post 505715)

http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/3338/x1ag.png

A Schwarm of 6./JG26 is on the way to a "Freie Jagd" above England.

Nice one Mate:cool::cool:

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Originally Posted by checkmysix (Post 505723)

Nice one Mate:cool::cool:

Thanks! :)

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Originally Posted by Pitti (Post 505715)

http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/3338/x1ag.png

A Schwarm of 6./JG26 is on the way to a "Freie Jagd" above England.

Boooo hissssssss

...Thanks, checkmysix!;)

Voila, une Spitfire!

Spitfire IIa, No. 340 (French) Squadron, Spring 1940.

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Originally Posted by larry69 (Post 505760)

...Thanks, checkmysix!;)

Voila, une Spitfire!

Spitfire IIa, No. 340 (French) Squadron, Spring 1940.

1st Class ! I also like the way you realistically distribute the airfield objects.

Best Regards,
MB_Avro.

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Originally Posted by MB_Avro_UK (Post 505796)

1st Class ! I also like the way you realistically distribute the airfield objects.

Best Regards,
MB_Avro.

..Thanks mate!:)

Larry69

Wellington MkIc No 215 Sqn. Bassingbourn 1940.

one never has his rests!

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Originally Posted by larry69 (Post 506557)

one never has his rests!

:o:o:oThat is one Cooooool looking
Combined Harvester You have there Larry:cool:
Nice:grin:

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Originally Posted by checkmysix (Post 506590)

:o:o:oThat is one Cooooool looking
Combined Harvester You have there Larry:cool:
Nice:grin:

thanks No.1 cheese and chexkmysix.

I thought there less in harvester.
there two wineglasses, my car and a bicycle are for a female Person, and a nice warm summer day! :-P;)
Larry69

Hi Larry,

An inspired screenshot! Again, excellent use of ground objects:grin:

Battle of Britain. A difficult woman and her car!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0LPxda654s

(Sorry for derailing my thread ;)).

Best Regards,
MB_Avro.

:) thankyou, AVRO UK.

LARRY`S SMALL AIRDISPLAY:grin:

Oh that first one must have taken some doing....?!

Request for Larry...

...a No.23 Squadron intruder Blenheim MkI (at an angle hiding the fact that it is not the MkIF variant).

Cheers! :)

No3 brilliant superb,this weeks screen saver(until you post up another)

Cheese

Do you have this book already read?
"The Last Enemy" by Richard Hillary.

Spitfire L1021 XT-M (603 Sqn.) flown by Flt.Off Richard Hillary.
Plt Off. Peter Pease in X4277 XT-B.

R.Hillary shot down in flames in X4277 XT-M 3.9.1940,baled out with grievous burns.
P.Pease shot down in combat 15.9.1940.

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Originally Posted by larry69 (Post 507237)

Super images Larry :grin:

Pease was a friend of Hillary, if my memory is correct? Pease was shot down attacking German bombers. There was a 109 shooting at him from behind, but he continued his attack on the bombers until he was killed.

A very good book on this subject is 'The Most Dangerous Enemy'.

Best Regards,
MB_Avro.

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Originally Posted by MB_Avro_UK (Post 507245)

..thanks MB Avro UK!:wink:
yeh, Peter and Richard where close friends. I remeber the long talk they have with eachother in the train. its in the book. Peter`s wife called "Denise".
if i where e movie Producer, the book "the Last Enemy" would give e fantastic movie! ( but not Hollywood, please).:grin:
best regards
Larry
(my real Name is "Peter", and my wife is "Denise". it`s true! :wink:)

That`s why i love CLOD."
larry69

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Originally Posted by larry69 (Post 508038)

That`s why i love CLOD."
larry69

Although it has a few frustrating glitches ,it is a beautiful sim & it takes terrific screenshots doesn't it!?

Quote:

Originally Posted by larry69 (Post 508038)

That`s why i love CLOD."
larry69

Hi Peter/Larry :grin:

I really like both the Wellington and the Spitfire with con-trails shots.

Best Regards,
MB_Avro. (My name is Robert :cool:).

That`s why i love CLOD. Part II
Larry69

Nice detail. :)

http://i44.tinypic.com/wm1c13.jpg

Sokol1

I love that 111 skin, Larry. It's too pretty to shoot. ;)

That`s why i love "CoD". Part III
Larry69

Superb shots, Larry. I can't make my mind up as to which is best !!

(Do you have a time machine and an excellent camera :cool:)

Best Regards,
MB_Avro

Thanks, Larry.

Pilots from 85 Squadron, July 1940.

Half in the photo were killed during the Battle of Britain. Only one survived the war.

http://i885.photobucket.com/albums/a...psa9bb4493.jpg

Best Regards,
MB_Avro.

...your welcome, AVRO UK!;)

Friday morning at RAF Westhampnett airfield, No. 302 (Poish) Squadron. Spring 1941
Larry69

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Originally Posted by MB_Avro_UK (Post 509466)

Here's a few of my shots.

Will he reach home? No rescue boats in the Battle of Britain :(

http://i885.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps999a6872.jpg

Best Regards,
MB_Avro

I think you should just about be able to swim back from there (mind the mined areas and falling rocks though) :-)

Oooops:
http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...ps60f8a95a.png

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d1...psbc24ac4d.png
" I did mention to the Staffel Kapitian that I didn't want to fly this Italian crate!"

..of course!:grin: (Look at the new AVRO UK-Thread as well, Pilots-images, great Thread!)

Larry69

Nice one Larry!!

Here are a couple showing the great lighting in this game.

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...s.jpg~original

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y12...t.jpg~original

Cheers!

.

Nice shots, MS.

Question, do you use sweetFX?
I ask because of the jaggies..

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Originally Posted by kristorf (Post 509716)

Nice shots, MS.

Question, do you use sweetFX?
I ask because of the jaggies..

Thanks all for the comments.
No kristorf, I don't use sweetFX. I don't know much about it actually. Does it affect performance much?

No mate, no performance hit (for me anyway) but a lot better image quality

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Originally Posted by kristorf (Post 509725)

No mate, no performance hit (for me anyway) but a lot better image quality

Thanks I might just give it a try. I presume it can be turned on just for taking screenshots and turned off again if you want to re-start for gaming.

Yes mate, there is an on/off button, leave mine on all the time though

Assorted Screenies

Love that first screenie of a Spit Keith,it really looks as though it's at speed,terrific :)

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Originally Posted by Plt Off JRB Meaker (Post 509889)

Love that first screenie of a Spit Keith,it really looks as though it's at speed,terrific :)

Cheers Andy:grin::grin::grin:

We are approaching the 1,000th post in this thread.

Standby.... The audience is hushed....

http://i885.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps3a142e30.jpg

http://i885.photobucket.com/albums/a...ps9e358662.jpg

Best Regards,
MB_Avro