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Aug 30th, 2004 at 11:42am

yancovitch   Offline
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hello, simviation presented gallands bf109e as compatable with fs2000 and 2004. don't think its for 2004. unless i'm doing something wrong?   ideas?     thanks, vic.
 

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Reply #1 - Aug 30th, 2004 at 1:30pm

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I tried this one out too, and I got some of the standard "not compatible" bugs, like the missing propeller and stuff, so its probably not 100% compatible but basically works.  If you only fly from the cockpit, I don't think the missing propeller would be that big of an issue.
 
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Reply #2 - Aug 30th, 2004 at 2:37pm
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Heya Vic,

If you're looking for a ME-109 package which will make your hair stand on-end and make your heart go pitter-patter then go here (you may need to create a user ID and logon):

[url]http://www.surclaro.com/download.php?op=getit&lid=9925[/url]

"FS 2004 Messerschmitt bf109 collection CFS2 aircraft converted for FS98 aircraft, models BF109 E/F/G converted by R. A. Baum originals and posted with permission by hagochu (akemi mizoguchi)"

Hagochu took an old set of ME 109's from R. A. Baum which were originally intended for CFS 2 and completely rebuilt them using GMAX for FS 2004.

This set includes 3 ME109E models, 3 ME109F models, and 2 ME109G models all with updated textures and individual flight characteristics.  In other words if you fly the ME 109E then jump into the cockpit of a ME 109G you'll definately be able to feel the difference.

The models feature opening/closing canopies and cowl flaps.  They also include full FS 2004 Navigation/Strobe lights and virtual cockpits.  They are extremely well done and very detailed.

The only warning that I have for you is that one of our fine SimV Forum Moderators, Ozzy72, loves to fly the Spitfire.  If you're out there in one of these ME109's and come across him then be nice!
 
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