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Reply #75 - May 15th, 2006 at 7:03pm

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can we use a WW2 plane even if the texture wasnt used in the war?  the best detailed plane is a JU-52 package, I know the germans used it in the war but i dont have any textures from ww2.  I think.

Edit: also want to check, had another idea..  can i use a prop driven aircraft with jet assistance?  (the B-36H)
 

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Reply #76 - May 15th, 2006 at 9:06pm

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can we use a WW2 plane even if the texture wasnt used in the war?  the best detailed plane is a JU-52 package, I know the germans used it in the war but i dont have any textures from ww2.  I think.

Edit: also want to check, had another idea..  can i use a prop driven aircraft with jet assistance?  (the B-36H)


Just my unofficial oppinion,

Yes to the first

No to the second...it just seems like cheating
 

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Reply #77 - May 15th, 2006 at 11:23pm

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yea i agree   anyway the B-36 was a lousy model and i went with a BF-109 and i think i made a good choice. took about 3 hours to find the plane take a few pics and decide
 

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Reply #78 - May 16th, 2006 at 11:55am

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can we use a WW2 plane even if the texture wasnt used in the war?

The way the rules are written, any of the restored warbirds flying today are eligible.  As long as it actually flew during the war, it's in.  A repaint shouldn't be a problem.  It doesn't even have to be a combat plane - the RAF was using Tiger Moths to train pilots before they went on to fly Spitfires!

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Reply #79 - May 18th, 2006 at 7:53am

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Edit: also want to check, had another idea..  can i use a prop driven aircraft with jet assistance?  (the B-36H)


here are some dates dealing with the b-36 flight

The first prototype XB-36 flew on August 8 1946.

A second aircraft, the YB-36, flew on December 4 1947

The first B-36 variant meant for normal operation was the B-36B, delivered beginning in November 1948.

and finally WWII ended in 1945.

So the B-36 would not count Smiley
 

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Reply #80 - May 20th, 2006 at 5:03pm

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This has been driving me insane for a while now...but I've gotta speak my mind before it drives me even worse.

Don't get me wrong, the screenshots for this months comp are stunning...my shot hasn't got a hope in hell...

...But why god why...are some of you asking why certain aircraft, are not in their theatre of operations in the screenies?? WHO THE HELL CARES??!! So what if an RAF B-25 with D-Day markings appears over a tiny atoll in the pacific ocean...so what if a Japanese dive bomber appears over El Alamein in North Africa...so what if a hellcat appears over the european continent...it aint about what theatre the aircraft served in. The whole idea is just a world war 2 aircraft, in a screenshot with some great scenery to really make it stand out...it doesn't matter where in the world it is. I can understand the fact that it helps emphasize the situation it's in, but why complain? Just let it be.

Now that I've got that off my chest...im off to grab a nice cold pint of guiness. Thank you for your time everybody  Smiley
 

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Reply #81 - May 20th, 2006 at 6:58pm

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Id share a nice pint of Guiness with you black- sheep Wink

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Reply #82 - May 21st, 2006 at 6:35pm

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Reply #83 - May 21st, 2006 at 7:01pm

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I aggree totaly with you, blacksheep. There is nothing in the rules regarding the setting of the picture, just has to contain an authentic WWII prop driven aircraft. Therefore, a Spitfire taking off from modern day Heathrow would still count!
 

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Reply #84 - May 22nd, 2006 at 10:34am

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This has been driving me insane for a while now...but I've gotta speak my mind before it drives me even worse.

Don't get me wrong, the screenshots for this months comp are stunning...my shot hasn't got a hope in hell...

...But why god why...are some of you asking why certain aircraft, are not in their theatre of operations in the screenies?? WHO THE HELL CARES??!! So what if an RAF B-25 with D-Day markings appears over a tiny atoll in the pacific ocean...so what if a Japanese dive bomber appears over El Alamein in North Africa...so what if a hellcat appears over the european continent...it aint about what theatre the aircraft served in. The whole idea is just a world war 2 aircraft, in a screenshot with some great scenery to really make it stand out...it doesn't matter where in the world it is. I can understand the fact that it helps emphasize the situation it's in, but why complain? Just let it be.

Now that I've got that off my chest...im off to grab a nice cold pint of guiness. Thank you for your time everybody  Smiley

Black- sheep, you're absolutely right, IMHO, its completely irellevant if the setting is right or not. Smiley
 

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Reply #85 - May 22nd, 2006 at 11:06pm

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This has been driving me insane for a while now...but I've gotta speak my mind before it drives me even worse.

Don't get me wrong, the screenshots for this months comp are stunning...my shot hasn't got a hope in hell...

...But why god why...are some of you asking why certain aircraft, are not in their theatre of operations in the screenies?? WHO THE HELL CARES??!! So what if an RAF B-25 with D-Day markings appears over a tiny atoll in the pacific ocean...so what if a Japanese dive bomber appears over El Alamein in North Africa...so what if a hellcat appears over the european continent...it aint about what theatre the aircraft served in. The whole idea is just a world war 2 aircraft, in a screenshot with some great scenery to really make it stand out...it doesn't matter where in the world it is. I can understand the fact that it helps emphasize the situation it's in, but why complain? Just let it be.

Now that I've got that off my chest...im off to grab a nice cold pint of guiness. Thank you for your time everybody  Smiley



Thank God that finally somebody said it!! Over here we have a saying: "Don´t be more papist than the Pope". I think that is what´s happening now.

Anyway, just wanted to add my 2 cents. Good luck to everybody in the contest, I think we all agree that there are some great shots this month.

And yes, I would also like to invite you gentelmen (show your id please, no minors  Grin ) to a bottle of one of the finest beers in the world (not just my saying, it has won some international medals and contests and stuff):

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Reply #86 - May 24th, 2006 at 11:06am

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Can i still enter even if i only joined recently?
 
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Reply #87 - May 24th, 2006 at 2:07pm

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Welcome to Simviation mrjake2002!

Unfortunatly, you can't enter this month as you registered after the May 1st deadline. However, you're free to enter next month's contest, so stick around, enjoy some screenshots and start practicing for June!

Most importantly however, be sure to read the contest guidlines at the begining of this thread. We've had a few dificulties with people missing those lately.
 

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Reply #88 - May 25th, 2006 at 12:07pm

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ok thanks, looking forward to next months! Smiley
 
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Reply #89 - Jun 4th, 2006 at 11:11am

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so let me get this straight, can I use a WWII aircraft and post war scenery (i.e. the Arizona Memorial)?
 

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