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Post by windrunner on Jul 31, 2010 4:50:21 GMT -5
...the first guy to paint his plane in red. The KuK Kriegsmarine already dit it long before him!!! (sorry Slide...lol!) I want thanks Craig for all the time he spent doing the Lohner and for his skills that are making of him a real Master in the FS world of today. Thanks you!  |
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Post by Craig on Aug 1, 2010 14:55:48 GMT -5
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Post by windrunner on Aug 2, 2010 2:35:28 GMT -5
Go for it guys! this is the trainer "S" version. And...RED!
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Post by leylandspurr on Aug 3, 2010 11:15:02 GMT -5
Some pix - in FS9/Golden Wings, this time - of a flight in the Lohner S4 Trainer, from Pola (aka Pula, LDPL, it was the major base for the Austro-Hungarian Navy in WW1) to Fiume (now Rijeka in FS9/Grobnik in FSX, LDRG), both in modern-day Croatia. Although there are nearby land runways (see the above ICAO codes), there are no water runways in the area for either FS9 or FSX (somebody might have a look at that, hopefully).      Yet again a new aeroplane has led me to enjoy wandering around scenery I wouldn't have thought of otherwise! Leyland |
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Post by windrunner on Aug 4, 2010 3:32:27 GMT -5
There was a major aeronaval station at Pola but of course, there were other Austrian bases (will check some sources); this could be an interesting development point for scenery makers: The Adriatic duirng WWI. I'm on it! we can even expand to Italy's major ports too. Good Idea.
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Post by Slide on Aug 17, 2010 9:19:14 GMT -5
The "Red Baron" was not the first guy to paint his plane in red.  Right you are Windrunner though this might be a different meaning of " Danger-Here-I-Come" ... I like the variations of the Lohner very much, especially the Oberursel engine ,though it´s so weak. How could they lift a machine gun and Ammo with this? I have been reading about the "M"s and "L"s and I have no clues to that, except a friend´s suggestion the "M" might stand for the Mercedes-powered Lohners. Can´t wait for the amphibian version. Saw Craig´s shot trying to drop a bomb in the other thread - GREAT! |
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Right you are Windrunner though this might be a different meaning of "Danger-Here-I-Come" ...