Post by Chris B on Oct 10, 2006 11:08:13 GMT -5
Hi Folks,
While I was researching something totally different, I found this little beaut. I just had to have a go! Still a little bit of work to do on the wing tips and the elevators, but ready enough for a sneak peek...
I've done a couple of "recorder" flights with these Tigers, but I have another promise to keep, so I can't upload the paints - and hence the flights - for a while yet. The only thing I can safely say is that there'll be 8 to 10 new Tiger skins going to Avsim around the end of the month. Maybe a couple more even.
Oh, do you folks know about the "recorder" module from www.neusinger.net/recorder/? It's a great little freebie for recording your flights - far far better than the built in one. When you play back, you can record again and play back two planes while flying a third - and more... I have recorded aerobatic sequences, some are up on Avsim even. The results can be far more versatile than a video because you can interact with the playbacks...
Anyway, some pictures (a few still very much work in progress)
Here's an edit to show how real it can get... One part is photo, the other is FS9 and the scenery (Godzone Wanaka NZ and New Zealand Mesh from Red Baron) is so accurate that the overlap is almost perfect between sim and real.
Oh, here's a couple of shots from a recording with seven Tigers...
While I was researching something totally different, I found this little beaut. I just had to have a go! Still a little bit of work to do on the wing tips and the elevators, but ready enough for a sneak peek...
I've done a couple of "recorder" flights with these Tigers, but I have another promise to keep, so I can't upload the paints - and hence the flights - for a while yet. The only thing I can safely say is that there'll be 8 to 10 new Tiger skins going to Avsim around the end of the month. Maybe a couple more even.
Oh, do you folks know about the "recorder" module from www.neusinger.net/recorder/? It's a great little freebie for recording your flights - far far better than the built in one. When you play back, you can record again and play back two planes while flying a third - and more... I have recorded aerobatic sequences, some are up on Avsim even. The results can be far more versatile than a video because you can interact with the playbacks...
Anyway, some pictures (a few still very much work in progress)
Here's an edit to show how real it can get... One part is photo, the other is FS9 and the scenery (Godzone Wanaka NZ and New Zealand Mesh from Red Baron) is so accurate that the overlap is almost perfect between sim and real.
Oh, here's a couple of shots from a recording with seven Tigers...
