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Some Pics can be seen at the Flying Anvils Squadron Bar :

IT'S HERE !!!

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Very, very nice pictures. Thanks! I especially like the 190 and R2800 pics....

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thanks !!! :wink:

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Thank you so much for the link, excellent pictures!

How much longer until the 190 flies again?

Thanks for keeping us updated on the French aviation scene. It's not easy getting info from that part of the world over here.

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Hey Xav, I did some surfing and enjoyed a lot of the screen shots from the FAFG forum. 8) What flight sim are you guys playing?? The graphics are superb!

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Hello !

We're playing with Il2 1946+MODS


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I like those compositions Fred, especially #2.

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Thx ! :D
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Is it just me, or does that cowl bowl look really odd on that DC-3/C-47? Or is it a license-built example?

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Rob Mears wrote:
Hey Xav, I did some surfing and enjoyed a lot of the screen shots from the FAFG forum. 8) What flight sim are you guys playing?? The graphics are superb!


As Fred said, we're playing on il-2 1946, with some mods (maps, effects, new planes)

Glad you enjoyed the pics !!!

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Is it just me, or does that cowl bowl look really odd on that DC-3/C-47? Or is it a license-built example?

It's got the 'super DC-3' cowling and gear door covers - a postwar mod.

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Is it just me, or does that cowl bowl look really odd on that DC-3/C-47? Or is it a license-built example?

It's got the 'super DC-3' cowling and gear door covers - a postwar mod.


Ah yes, that explains it. Thanks JDK!
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It's called "DC-3 maximisé" in french. It's an ex-Air-France plane.
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Fred41 wrote:
It's called "DC-3 maximisé" in french. It's an ex-Air-France plane.

Not [Pulp Fiction]a Royale with cheese?[/Pulp Fiction]

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