AS B-24 first pics...

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I know it is not British, but is is pretty classic. I hope some RAF schemes are planned too. It looks pretty mean!
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Looks like FS.X from the finish....bump mapping???

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That is the FSX version, I believe an FS9 version is also on the cards, but with out some of the extra features obviously.
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The rivits are sure impressive of the Stork :)

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Doesn't work for me sadly. Not sure if it's AS or FSX to blame.. I fear a combination of both :bandit:

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Certainly ticks all of my boxes, I think this one will be a keeper. Sheesh, between the Tornado, Jaguar, B-24, C-17, Alphasim are going to be costing me a lot of money in the not too distant future! :lol:

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Yep, definitely getting this one.

I'm just glad I don't have to be the one to let those guys know that they got the prop weathering wrong. I just hope they got the pitch and rotation on the model right because that'd just be a travesty. :(

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Was over the moon, and still am...but I've queried the shape of the forward fuselage. I really want this to be good for Alphasim, because if its a big success, they may do more Allied heavies, and that will suit me nicely.

It might be the angle of the screenshots thats the problem.

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Chris Trott wrote:Yep, definitely getting this one.

I'm just glad I don't have to be the one to let those guys know that they got the prop weathering wrong. I just hope they got the pitch and rotation on the model right because that'd just be a travesty. :(
Lol Chris, it'd be a "travesty".. yet you weren't going to send a simple PM to let me know of the issue? I can't sort it if I don't know about it!

Luckily, someone DID mention it. That and the slight fuselage shape error have both been corrected.

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Dan, I didn't send the PM because by the time I saw it, someone else had already pointed it out, so I figured it'd get fixed. I did say that in the second sentence of my first post. :)

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