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Both of the mod versions have very substandard cockpits.
The Fulmar's is actually taken directly from an in game Hurricane. Not up to TD's standards at all.
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Well that means that there is quite a lot to look forward to...& that's a good thing.Maybe I'll put off a Swordfish Campaign or two!
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Something I would like to see is a sprucing up of some of the older existing aircraft, specifically the Bf-109's (cockpit esp.), P-47 and mig-3. I would like to see the sliding window feature and cockpit lean-out feature (as found on the DXXI) on the 109's as I think it would help taxing very much. Cockpit lean out would also be great on the spitfire and several others but I realize the older cockpits may not support this feature.
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109 cockpits didn't slide but swung off to the right. In fact they were so sensitive that even taxiing with them open was prohibited.
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He is talking about the sliding window panel to the left of the pilot, when the canopy itself is closed.
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Yeah, I know the whole canopy hinges to the right, I meant the little window on some models that could be slid backwards for ventilation. I did not know that they didn't taxi with the canopy open, interesting, I do know that the canopy was very heavy and I wouldn't want to have it slam shut on my head while taxing.
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Thx Zorin. I had forgotten about that. But remembering my one-time visit to a real 109 cockpit I don't think this sliding panel could be used for that - too little space in the cockpit and as a pilot you were strapped to the seat. I think this one was for ventilation purposes only.
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