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Thread: WWII sims, Anyone?
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02-29-2008, 10:39 PM #11
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02-29-2008, 11:02 PM #12
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02-29-2008, 11:11 PM #13
Another source might be the RC (radio control) hobby alot of time they have scaled drawings for sale. Just an idea.
Mike G.
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02-29-2008, 11:14 PM #14
I know its not a SDB but MAAM has TBM comeing out soon
http://www.maam.org/flightsim/news/NEWS.htmMike G.
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02-29-2008, 11:25 PM #15
thats pretty nice.
but I'll stick with my SBD
just won some 3//4"=1' scale plans off ebay for a SBD so, give me a week, and I'll be asking more questions lol.
if i get real desperate, i can fly to Peachtree GA.
, and for about $500 USD, i can get a ride in a SBD for 20 mins..... allot for a short time, but im sure it would be worth it.
Also found repro head gear, flight suit, goggles, boots, and Mae west... If i wanted to get carried away
Found some original parts of a p-51, but alas, my heart is with the Dauntless.
also bought IL-2 Pacific fighters. Im sure that will bring more questions too
JasonGot Turbine?
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02-29-2008, 11:47 PM #16
http://www.nasm.si.edu/research/arch...draw/mfilm.cfm
Do a "custom search printout", wait about a month and you'll get a big envelope in the mail detailing all technical drawings and manuals they have for your particular aircraft of interest. It comes with an itemized list of prices to purchase copies of the material. Some of the pricing is downright insane, but if the aircraft doesn't have too many rolls of microfilm, you could be in good shape. I'm working on a WB-47E project atm. That particular plane has over 100 rolls of microfilm at $30 a roll. I just hope it's not as bad for the Dauntless. To compare, the P-51 has 29 rolls of microfilm covering all variants. Would probably be best to be specific as possible as to what version of the plane you want to do if you buy NASM microfilm, as you could narrow down the needed microfilm rolls. This route is for those who want to be authentic as possible. Going this route givens you the manufacturers technical drawings for every rivet in the plane.
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03-01-2008, 12:07 AM #17
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12-19-2009, 11:53 AM #18
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Re: WWII sims, Anyone?
Hi Jason,
Any progress? I have just registered myself yesterday because I want to add sims technique to my project. I am building a full scale fuselage of a Fokker G.1 fighter from 1939. The cockpit is getting shape and I tought it would be nice if the instruments "work" so now I am trying to find sufficient information to make it happen. Attached a photo of my cockpit frame.
Best regards,
Mathieu.
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12-19-2009, 01:40 PM #19
Re: WWII sims, Anyone?
Mathieu
Nice job. how did you do the windscreen it looks fantastic.Mike G.
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12-19-2009, 06:14 PM #20
Re: WWII sims, Anyone?
The frame looks great, Mathieu. I don't know that I've seen someone building a G-1 cockpit before. I am in still in the early stages of seat and base construction on a generic WWII pit so I'm looking forward to some pics of your progress.
Regards,
Derek
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