#4478714 - 06/18/19 06:58 PM
Re: KA-50 AIO Reloaded
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At my search about information and good useable photos for the MI-28 I came across this! It's so nice, especially the 3D cockpit, but the whole model costs 149$. I have no clue if you could use it for EECH after you paid. My English isn't very good. But if, this could be a nice option for a renewed version of the KA-52 Alligator. https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-model...1191585?referral=3d_molier-International
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#4478717 - 06/18/19 07:09 PM
Re: KA-50 AIO Reloaded
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At my search about information and good useable photos for the MI-28 I came across this! It's so nice, especially the 3D cockpit, but the whole model costs 149$. I have no clue if you could use it for EECH after you paid. My English isn't very good. But if, this could be a nice option for a renewed version of the KA-52 Alligator. https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-model...1191585?referral=3d_molier-InternationalPolygons: 418,594 I think that might be a bit high  It's a nice model though. I often look on those 3D sites for models, and ther is some less expensive ones that I've thought purchasing.
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#4478747 - 06/18/19 08:24 PM
Re: KA-50 AIO Reloaded
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@ messyhead Yes you are right, but this cockpit. I love it @ banita It's not so easy, believe me. I already started some work to modernize the KA-52 also, two years ago. Really a lot of work!
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#4479106 - 06/20/19 03:56 PM
Re: KA-50 AIO Reloaded
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If we had more images from the pit, we could also do this The 3D model of the MFD's should be the same. Look's like they made the middle one in a vertical position. The panel itself seems not to be changed. I think only the gauges are repositioned. The outside model isn't much trouble, I also think. I already had redone the model with two sensors. Only the animations are a real trouble, but maybe someone else is skilled enough to do it. The reloaded KA-50 still needs a lot of work to do and before we start to work more intense at this, we should really consider if we not like to do this modernized version.
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#4479229 - 06/21/19 08:07 AM
Re: KA-50 AIO Reloaded
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We don't know if the modernised version was widely used in real life. I'd like to stick with the current cockpit type, but do it well.
Then if we get more details, we could add the modernised one as a different version. Similar to Apache A/D/E As far as I know, the KA-50 was never really used in real live. It was always more a prototype to test new technology. It had only one mission to test an operation purpose. Only 11 KA-50 were ever produced. Some of them crashed and the other were scraped. The version that accomplished mission ready state is the KA-52 Alligator, which is an advanced, redesigned version of the KA-50. The remaining 6 KA-50 were sometimes equipped with new avionics to test new systems or were sent to airshows to get new customers for it. They also tried to sell a version named KA-50-2 to Turkey, but they prefered the TAI T-129 Atak from Augusta. This is what the german Wiki page states about the KA-50. The english one is totally different and the information is related two the whole KA-50 series, also including the KA-52 series. So the number of KA-50 stated in service is much more than at the german page, because they also add the KA-52 to the KA-50 series. I don't know if those informations are correct, cause we all know that Wiki is not always exact, but what I'm really sure of is that the KA-50 never was produced in larger numbers and mostly only was used to test new avionics and weapon systems.
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#4479401 - 06/22/19 05:37 AM
Re: KA-50 AIO Reloaded
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Need your opinion.. Pilot in cockpit - yes, or no? I prefer to remove them, as they're animated to press buttons etc, and they don't match up. In the KA50, the model used is from the KA52, so the animations are wrong. The collective also doesn't match the collective in the cockpit model. In fact, in the scene, there was still a lot of reference to the co-pilot which I've now removed. So, should I remove the pilot model? (say yes  )
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