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#3553811 - 04/10/12 11:10 AM
Sunset 26th May 1940 Northern France
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Loc: A slit trench at RAF Gravesend
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#3553840 - 04/10/12 11:47 AM
Re: Sunset 26th May 1940 Northern France
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How nice is that?? 
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#3554032 - 04/10/12 05:22 PM
Re: Sunset 26th May 1940 Northern France
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Hi Moggy,Very nice screen shot. Always my favourite time of the EAW day. Question: 1) What skyscape did you install and where can I get it? 2) What campaign is that A/C skin from? Cheers mate  David
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#3554120 - 04/10/12 08:00 PM
Re: Sunset 26th May 1940 Northern France
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The sky is the Dunkirk 1.5 package - actually done by VB. The sun is whatever is standard for 128E/F The MB152 in the first picture is also from the Dunkirk package. The MS406 (GC III/3) is one of DeanH's skins - I'm adding his MS406/D520 skins to the Dunkirk 128E/F upgrade. Moggy DCM
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#3554125 - 04/10/12 08:04 PM
Re: Sunset 26th May 1940 Northern France
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Another sunset shot ...  One of Flyright's D510 skins of French local defence squads, which I'm also including in the Dunkirk upgrade. Moggy DCM
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#3554144 - 04/10/12 08:38 PM
Re: Sunset 26th May 1940 Northern France
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#3554871 - 04/12/12 04:51 AM
Re: Sunset 26th May 1940 Northern France
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Beautiful Moggy!!
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#3554892 - 04/12/12 06:50 AM
Re: Sunset 26th May 1940 Northern France
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Beautiful atmospheric pics!
I´m lookin forward to your upgrade - which additional planetypes to you want to integrate?
Dornier Do 17, Henschel Hs 123, Bf 109D, Bf 109E-1 (only MGs in wings) e.g - just to mention some LW types?
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#3555050 - 04/12/12 11:39 AM
Re: Sunset 26th May 1940 Northern France
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Have Do17, 109D (night fighter), 109E1 (and E3 and E4) already - together with Hs126 with the usual LW 1940 customers.
Mainly adding to the French roster. Already had MB152, V156, LeO451, Bre 693, Amiot 354, and Potez 6311.
Adding MS406, D520, Hawk75, Potez 631 (nightfighter?), MB200, Amiot 143, DB7, D510, Caudron, and Koolhoven (did consider Arsenal VG33 - the sources say two actually saw combat). Because 128E/F can give me a separate planeset for each of the Ten Days of Dunkirk, I can fit these planes into vacant slots not used by the existing historical mission setup.
The Morane, D520, and Hawk can get a more or less full ten day mission set escorting the various bombers. The Potez 631, D510, Caudron and Koolhoven can have walk-on parts.
What I really wanted was a Farman for the Berlin raid, but unfortunately we don't have the model.
Edited by Moggy (04/12/12 11:46 AM)
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#3555057 - 04/12/12 11:53 AM
Re: Sunset 26th May 1940 Northern France
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Yes, all those wierd and wonderful French crates need an update too, as it was the only time they saw action, before being destroyed by the Luftwaffe. The list below is from a book I have on the French Air force, and lists all the aircraft types pressed ino service at the outbreak of WWII. Type: Number in Service in 1940 Amiot 144 1 Amiot 351 18? Amiot 354 86 Amiot 355 1 Amiot 356 1 Amiot 357 1 ANF Les Mureaux 115 119 ANF Les Mureaux 117 115 Arsenal VG33 19 Arsenal VG35 1 Arsenal VG36 1 Arsenal VG39 1 Arsenal-Delanne 10 1 Bleriot-SPAD S.510 61 Bloch 120 ? Bloch MB.131 139 Bloch MB.134 1 Bloch MB.135 1 Bloch MB.150 1 Bloch MB.151 140 Bloch MB.152 482 Bloch MB.153 1 Bloch MB.155 30 Bloch MB.157 1 Bloch MB.162 1 Bloch MB.170 2 Bloch MB.174 56 Bloch MB.175 23 Bloch MB.176 5 Bloch MB.200 ? Bloch MB.210 283 Bloch MB.220 5 Bloch MB.700 1 Breguet Bre.270 85 Breguet Bre.691 78 Breguet Bre.693 254 Breguet Bre.695 50 Breguet Bre.696 1 Breguet Bre.697 1 CAMS 37 ? CAO 30 2 CAO 200 1 CAO 700 1 Caudron C.690M 19 Caudron CR.714 Cyclone 63 Caudron CR.760 2 Caudron CR.770 1 Centre NC-130 1 Centre NC-150 1 Dewoitine D.501 130+ Dewoitine D.550 1 Dewoitine D.551 3 Farman F.221 10 Farman F.222 36? Farman F.224 6 Fokker F.VIIa/3m 5 Hanriot H-182 ? Hanriot H-220 3 Hanriot H-232 32 Hanriot H.431 160+ Hanriot H.433 ? Hanriot H.436 ? Koolhoven FK.58 7 Koolhoven FK.58A 11 Levasseur PL.17 ? Loire-Nieuport LN-411 1? Luscombe Model 8 1 Martin 167F Maryland 67? Messerschmitt Bf 109E 4 Morane-Saulnier MS.230 ? Morane-Saulnier MS.406 1000+ Morane-Saulnier MS.435 1 Nieuport-Delage NiD.622 220 North American BT-9B Yale 30 Potez 28 1 Potez 29 130 Potez 58 ? Potez 230 1 Potez 540 95? Potez 541 1 Potez 542 67 Potez 544 ? Potez 567 22 Potez 568 26 Potez 585 99 Potez 630 80 Potez 631 ? Potez 633 115 Potez 637 61 Potez 650 15 Stinson 108 Voyager ? Sud Est S.E.100 2 Supermarine Spitfire I 1 Wibault-Penhoet 282 ? Wibault-Penhoet 283 ? Now how many of these do we have? 
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