Friday 2010-02-25 Development update:Interview by Grégory Lemasson/Discussion Thread

[Freycinet]

HB252, thanks for the link to Spanish civil War Messerschmitts, some great pics there! Lovely photo of Mölders and really funny photo of the two 109s with broken landing gear. If they had only learnt from that they would not have had so much trouble with the 109 in WWII...

Oleg, now you have had a chance to see the wonderful comics by Romain Hugault. Incredible, aren´t they? I really think you should consider having him work with you. He is very happy to do work outside of comic books, and he knows your sims too. He could do some magnificent illustration for SoW-BoB in a very momorable and unique style.
- His blog:
http://romain-hugault.blogspot.com/
- Cover of his latest album, girls and planes, what more can you ask for!:
http://rhugault.free.fr/images/bd/PW2couv.jpg

BTW, if you go to rome one day, you should really see the Italian air force museum at Vigna di Valle. Quite a few well-preserved WWII types there, I think you would find it interesting...
- Panorama of one of the halls:
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/d...Valle-2009.jpg
- more pics:
http://www.airliners.net/search/phot...(LIRB)+(closed)
- Info and link to home page:
http://luftfahrtmuseum.com/htmi/imh/iva.htm

[Snake_C6]

I have only one thing to say ....
Thank you Oleg to take time to answer the questions of the community !!!

[Oleg Maddox]

Originally Posted by Freycinet

HB252, thanks for the link to Spanish civil War Messerschmitts, some great pics there! Lovely photo of Mölders and really funny photo of the two 109s with broken landing gear. If they had only learnt from that they would not have had so much trouble with the 109 in WWII...

Oleg, now you have had a chance to see the wonderful comics by Romain Hugault. Incredible, aren´t they? I really think you should consider having him work with you. He is very happy to do work outside of comic books, and he knows your sims too. He could do some magnificent illustration for SoW-BoB in a very momorable and unique style.
- His blog:
http://romain-hugault.blogspot.com/
- Cover of his latest album, girls and planes, what more can you ask for!:
http://rhugault.free.fr/images/bd/PW2couv.jpg

BTW, if you go to rome one day, you should really see the Italian air force museum at Vigna di Valle. Quite a few well-preserved WWII types there, I think you would find it interesting...
- Panorama of one of the halls:
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/d...Valle-2009.jpg
- more pics:
http://www.airliners.net/search/phot...(LIRB)+(closed)
- Info and link to home page:
http://luftfahrtmuseum.com/htmi/imh/iva.htm

Thanks for the links. Sad, I never was in Italy. Just my wife was there several times with our son. If I will be there - of course aircraft museums are my target to visit. I do it simply in every country if there is such museum.

Comics I saw alive