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Originally Posted by larry69 (Post 714203)

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Hi Larry
AMAZING as usual Buddy, I have said it before and will say it again,
Your screenies are incredible.
BTW.. How do I access the Ground crew in FMB I have looked but cant find them in Objects also how do I add custom skin markings to Static Aircraft as shown above?
would really appreciate you help with this Mate.
KindRegards
Keith

Hi Keith,

You should never ask a magician the secret of his tricks ;)

I think there is part of a clue in the position of the crews....

Best Regards,
Bob.

Very nice! We don't often see the Sunderland.

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Originally Posted by larry69 (Post 714479)

Thanks AVRO! Keith, you got my PM?

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Hi Larry
OMG Beautiful, love the colour and looks so real:cool::cool::cool:
And yes I got the PM this morning and thank you so much Buddy:grin:
will try it out later
Kind Regards
Keith

Love the screen shots and the effort and time it takes to do them must be considerable.
Any body else come here to look at these for inspiration when building a model? Or is it just me...?

Hi Larry
WOW... OMG.... these look Soooooooooo fantastic and real
Top work again from the Screenie Master.
Regards
Keith:cool::cool::cool::cool::cool::cool:

Superb Battle of France photo.....sorry, I mean screenshot:wink:

The wagon image is thought provoking.

Thanks, Larry!

High altitude and early morning.

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Best Regards,
MB_Avro

8./JG26, a german speaking Staffel of Air Combat Group.

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Awesome result with my new 4K screen.

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Originally Posted by larry69 (Post 715131)

Awesome result with my new 4K screen.

<big picture>

Nice.

Trains (Part 1.)

Excellent shots Larry, again. :)

Hurricane of No 87 Sqn in fight with a Bf 110 C-2 of 6./ZG26. France May 1940.
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Hi Larry
WOW...Beautiful Buddy as usual, Looks so much like the film intro I can almost hear the "Luftwaffe March" but "If I have to look at another Bomber I will not
recommend You for Promotion":grin::grin::grin:
Keep em coming Mate.
Regards
Keith

Spitfires of No 610 Sqn

WOW!! The last one is a stunner:grin::grin:

It's now my desktop.

Many thanks!
MB_Avro

Hurricanes of No 85 Squadron.

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Some background information about this famous shot. For the ones who are interested ;)

"Hawker Hurricane Mk. I aircraft of 85 Squadron Royal Air Force from Church Fenton, Yorkshire, England during Saturday the 5th of October 1940. They are undertaking a Squadron "BALBO" for the benefit of Official Air Ministry Photographer Mr. B. J. Daventry.

12 aircraft participated their pilots were Squadron Leader Peter Wooldridge Townsend, Sergeant Ernest Reginald Webster, Sergeant George Ernest Goodman, Flight Lieutenant James Eglington Marshall, Flying Officer John Allman Hemingway, Pilot Officer William Henry Hodgson, Flight Lieutenant Geoffrey Allard, Sergeant Kenneth William Gray, Pilot Officer François de Labouchère, Pilot Officer Émile Fayolle, Sergeant Konrad Antoni Muchowski and Sergeant Paleniczer.

Mr. B. J. Daventry flew in a borrowed 306 Squadron Royal Air Force Miles Master aircraft to undertake the photography.

Identified Hawker Hurricane Mk. I aircraft from left to right are as follows; V6611 (VY-U), P3961 (VY-G) as flown by Flight Lieutenant Geoffrey Allard, P3854 (VY-Q), V6761 (VY-O), V6760 (VY-X),V7440 (VY-M) and P3408 (VY-K).

Larry

My word. It is even now quite simply the best. Thanks for your shots, chaps.

Amazing view from the ready room!

'It's a Squadron scramble, sir!'

'Don't be wet. We've only just got down'.

https://imgur.com/gallery/9ftQn https://imgur.com/gallery/9ftQn https://imgur.com/gallery/9ftQnWar as seen through a child’s eyes, both exciting and scary....hey guys can you see how low to the ground those 109’s are, and you can have AI fly even lower in the original game release, I believe the game now has AI set at 500m for the low height

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Plt Off JRB Meaker No 249 Squadron. KIA 27th September 1940. Lest we forget.

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Hurricanes of No 73 Squadron France May 1940.

Great job Larry, thanks.

Blimey! He's done it again!

WOW....Larry you are the man awesome screenies:cool::cool::cool: Mate as we we have come to expect and a lovely dedication to P/O Meaker.
Looking forward to next batch
Regards
Keith:grin::grin::grin:

Thank you Guys!;)

"Hans, stop acting on him!"
"Hey! I do not do anything! I do not even get to him!"

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Tom "Ginger" Neil (14 July 1920 – 11 July 2018). Rest in Peace.

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When P/O James E "N....r" Marshall of No 85 Squadron RAF returned to RAF Debden on 18 August 1940, he was challenged by S/L Peter W Townsend for taking off without orders. Marshall admitted that he could not resist following in Hurricane Mk I VY-D (P3649), nor could he resist ramming a He 111(prop 7./KG53) when out of ammunition, The enemy aircraft was assessed as probably destroyed and the sortie was subsequently legitimised by entering him as Yellow Two in the ORB.

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Excellent work Larry69, thank you.

Hurricane of 303 Sqn.

Wellington of No 9 Squadron, 1940.

Beaufighter No 604 Squadron.

Excellent work, Larry. Very beautiful images and thanks for the quotes about pilots.

Best Regards,
MB_Avro

Spitfire P9428 EB-R of No 41 Squadron.

Wilhelm Balthasar III./JG 3, France 1940.

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BF 109E-3 1./JG 2 "weisse 11", France may 1940.

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P/O C.K.Gray, No 43 Squadron attacks Ju-87B of 2./StG 77, 18th August 1940.

Excellent shots larry69, Thank you.

Bf 110 of 1.ZG 2 and 3.ZG 2 1940.

Another excellent shots larry69, Thank you.

Does these great images of the same 110 skins have a hidden message about the new tool for enable \ disable hakenkreuz in Blitz? :)

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Originally Posted by Nezu (Post 718385)

Does these great images of the same 110 skins have a hidden message about the new tool for enable \ disable hakenkreuz in Blitz? :)

Hallo Nezu,

Clearly no! I did these skins before this discussion started.:!:

Hurricanes of No 1 Squadron, and No 73 Squadron.

Hurricanes of No 79 Sqn.

Heinkel He 111 Spanish Air Force post War

He 111 Skin by Major Setback, thx mate.

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Hurricanes of no 85 Squadron, France Spring 1940.

P/O Brian Carbury in Spitfire R6835 XT-W of No 603 Squadron. RAF Hornchurch, September 1940.

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A trio of Hurricanes from No 85 squadron ( P/O J.A.Hemmingway, F/L R.H.A.Lee, P/O J.E.Marshall) take off from the RAF Debden airfield. the letter "T" on P3966 is fictitious.

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YES!:-P

350 000 views for this screenshot thread! Thx!

(maybe I`m the last one here inside!?):(

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Originally Posted by larry69 (Post 719281)

YES!:-P

350 000 views for this screenshot thread! Thx!

(maybe I`m the last one here inside!?):(

I am here too, Larry. I love to see your beautiful screenshots. Congrats btw. ;)

Pilot Officer Francis "Frank" Cale of No.266 Squadron in Spitfire N3168 UO-H just attacked a Dornier Do-17Z-2 of 2./KG 76.

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Hi Larry
WOW...Love all the new Screenshots Buddy.
Awesome as usual and the skins look amazing too.
Keith:grin::grin::grin:

On 30th August, Thomas "Tom" Percy Gleave of No 253 Sqn, claimed five (!) Me109's (all JG 27) destroyed within a few minutes, south-east of Maidstone. But was credited with one destroyed and four probables.

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:eek:

Is the Gladiator shot over RAF Cranwell?

My training was at Dartmouth 8-)

Super shots, Larry!

All very quiet here... Spooky!