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Nil 08-21-2016 01:44 AM

A Junkers 52? Thanks Sita!
 
Once again Sita and his team is rocking!

http://forum.aviaskins.com/showthread.php?t=4414

1000 thanks would be not enough for all your work, really! thank you and keep it up! I am still playing this simulator!

wheelsup_cavu 08-27-2016 07:33 PM

Will be looking forward to seeing it in the stock version of the sim. :cool:


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Sita 08-27-2016 10:13 PM

Lol)) i thought that everybody seen that here) - http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showpos...2&postcount=19

but yes ... we will be have our own Ju52 with black jack and ...

Sita 08-27-2016 10:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nil (Post 713874)
Once again Sita and his team

not my) .... i'm just a ordinary member of team...

P-38L 08-28-2016 01:51 AM

Passengers
 
To my koworkers will love to be the passengers in this airplane. I hope DT will enable this option. Imagine the possibility of seeing the landscape through the window, and to experience the sensation of flying. Not everything has to be war. Fortunately IL-2 has now a civil aircraft in which I can take someone as a passenger. My coworkers and I love IL-2.

It could also be the opportunity to skydive, get ashore and walk. Perhaps to a plane and fly it.

Take IL-2 to a next level of realism.

Pursuivant 08-28-2016 04:47 AM

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Originally Posted by P-38L (Post 713956)
To my koworkers will love to be the passengers in this airplane. I hope DT will enable this option. Imagine the possibility of seeing the landscape through the window, and to experience the sensation of flying. Not everything has to be war. Fortunately IL-2 has now a civil aircraft in which I can take someone as a passenger. My coworkers and I love IL-2.

Interesting ideas.

It would be very easy to have a hook that allows view out the door of a C-47, DC3 or Ju-52, to give the "jump master" or "cargo master" view - essentially the cargo plane's equivalent of bombardier view. It would be equally easy to have a "passenger window" view, which would represent the view of a passenger or "cargo kicker."

One could create something like "paratrooper view" by hooking a camera to a parachutist object. Functionally, it would be identical to "bomb view" except that you wouldn't fall as fast. (This could also be an option for player pilots who bail out, set in the user interface, rather than the external view of bailed out players we currently get.)

IL2 will never have the graphics capacity to give photorealistic scenery and the perfect illusion of flight, but no reason to work with what you've got.

Sita 08-28-2016 03:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by P-38L (Post 713956)
seeing the landscape through the window, and to experience the sensation of flying.

mostly through the MG15 sight i think))

Nil 08-29-2016 09:13 AM

The manuel of the Ju52:
Lots of interesting pictures drawings, and information if you are lucky to understand german!
http://www.mediafire.com/download/9m...itung+1939.pdf

Sita 08-29-2016 12:39 PM

Thank you for participating)))
yes)) i can look only at pictures at this book))

lebobouba 09-03-2016 02:22 PM

Really brilliant...:grin:

Other variants are planned ? For example :

_ civilian transport for passengers / unarmed ambulance.
_ with strengthened armament (as "Condor Haube mount" and additional MG's).
_ bomber for Spanish civil war.

Spudkopf 09-15-2016 04:21 PM

@ Sita

Arrived in Switzerland yesterday, upon getting to Glarus (the town where my in-laws live), my attention was whisked away as I noticed a slowly building droning in the distance, that unique sound that only three BMW radials can make, it did not take me long to spot the Tante Ju, as it ponderously made its way across the valley and then disappeared beyond one of the nearby mountain peaks.

Later in the day while taking a walk around a nearby lake the Ju52 for a second time graced my piece of sky, only to then disappear again between some adjacent peaks.

Just to Cool.

Nil 09-15-2016 04:23 PM

It is a rare sight indeed! Ju52 and mountains in 2016! gosh this plane is so old and still flying... amazing!

dimlee 09-20-2016 06:44 PM

https://image.jimcdn.com/app/cms/ima...4093/image.jpg

Taken from:
http://www.ju-air.ch/

Nil 09-20-2016 09:39 PM

The biggest formation of ju52! incredible in 2016!

Spudkopf 09-22-2016 08:51 PM

Well I've been in Munich for the past three days, however a major shock was to find that the main aviation hall (among other halls) at the Deutsches Museum are closed for renovation, luckily most of the more important exhibits (to me) like the Me262, Bf109, Me163, etc have been relocated to Oberschleissheim, however the Ju52 (and some other key exhibits) were nowhere to be found at any of the three museum sights :(

Arrived back in Switzerland this afternoon and as we had a 20 minute wait for our train connection, we decided to hop off at a station by the Zurichsee to wait. While there I could here this strangely loud rumble coming from across the lake in the direction of Dubendorf, and then I could see a strange large something rising above the lake and heading towards me, then it became clear, it was not just one big something but three smaller things, as the distinctive shapes of three Ju52s in loose formation approached and then proceeded to fly overhead, as if just to say "David welcome back to Switzerland".

Occasionally seeing the one Ju52 is pretty well cool enough, but to have a formation of three was just way extra cool, now all I need is to have a four ship flight do a fly by and to also have the telephoto lens with me at the time.

A trip to Dubendorf is still on the cards, so I'm hoping that the weather will be fine on the day that I go, so I may get the chance to take some shots of Ju's landing and taking off, also it just so happens that the loading point and hangers for the Ju's is right next to the museum entrance.

Nil 09-22-2016 10:32 PM

Thank for sharing your experience Spudkopf!
there many cool video inside the cockpit on internet, with watching some, I can really feel the atmosphere...

By the way, a new junkers F13 has been built, it is like a "tiny" ju52 ! the first all metal passenger plane!
http://www.rimowa-f13.com/en/

The videos show the construction, which is very interesting because it is an insight on how those kind of airplane were made...

Sita 09-23-2016 06:38 AM

You are Lucky man))

Spudkopf 10-13-2016 04:33 AM

@ Sita

https://scontent-syd1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...75388690_o.jpg

https://scontent-syd1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...08886549_o.jpg

https://scontent-syd1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...86849702_o.jpg

https://scontent-syd1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...38265850_o.jpg

Sorry for the poor quality, but the panel is behind glass and I did not have a polarising filter or anything else with which to kill the reflections, as it is I had to do 30 second exposures to maximise the depth of field, and I've more or less plonked the crude results here as is.

I can send you the full resolution originals of the images if they are any used to you?

Sita 10-13-2016 06:36 AM

yes it would be nice!) Thank you)

Spudkopf 10-13-2016 06:47 AM

Attaching them to an email as I type, so take a look at your email in a few ticks.

Sita 10-13-2016 01:13 PM

Thanks) got your mail!)

Nil 10-13-2016 02:26 PM

Nice pictures! thank you Spudkotf :mrgreen:

Sita 08-27-2017 05:45 PM

just to remind... we are working)

https://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/7690...a0066f_XXL.jpg

https://img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/2497...6f3181_XXL.jpg

Nil 08-27-2017 06:31 PM

What a fantastic Job Sita! keep working! that is amazing how the cabin is detailed! thank you!

Verdun1916 08-28-2017 02:36 PM

Thanks for the update, Sita! Great work! :)

wheelsup_cavu 08-29-2017 10:58 PM

Very nice Sita. :cool:


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KG26_Alpha 08-30-2017 05:01 PM

Nice work

:)


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