flyboy208
01-29-2010, 10:12 PM
This is actually a CFS2 Spitfire by Paul Rebuffat, with a new FS9 panel & repaint by Morton over at The Sim-Outhouse. Also incorporating some proper engine sounds by Lawdog, also at SOH.
Wish I could afford the Realair Spitfire. But I have found with some trial and error and tweaks, my end result is a pretty fair alternative, judge for yourselves ...
Added my own 5-bladed prop texture and not bad for a 10 year old CFS2 Spit! So I spliced all of these mods together and it makes quite a nice package, the only drawback is the contact points for the tailwheel, and I can live with that.
Why not join and explore www.sim-outhouse.com - it's free!
The livery seen here is a MK.XIV flown by a Dutch RAF unit late war. The Orange triangle is the identifier for Dutch fliers.
Flying initially out of RAF Barkston Heath with a touch and go at RAF Cranwell. Flying further to RAF Coningsby for another T/G and then finally landing back at Cranwell, home of the RAF College.
All sceneries are right here @ Flightsim for FS9.
Including one bonus pic of Morton's repaint of a Luftwaffe ME-109F seen in North Africa, circa 1942.
Cheers & Enjoy! Mike ;)
Wish I could afford the Realair Spitfire. But I have found with some trial and error and tweaks, my end result is a pretty fair alternative, judge for yourselves ...
Added my own 5-bladed prop texture and not bad for a 10 year old CFS2 Spit! So I spliced all of these mods together and it makes quite a nice package, the only drawback is the contact points for the tailwheel, and I can live with that.
Why not join and explore www.sim-outhouse.com - it's free!
The livery seen here is a MK.XIV flown by a Dutch RAF unit late war. The Orange triangle is the identifier for Dutch fliers.
Flying initially out of RAF Barkston Heath with a touch and go at RAF Cranwell. Flying further to RAF Coningsby for another T/G and then finally landing back at Cranwell, home of the RAF College.
All sceneries are right here @ Flightsim for FS9.
Including one bonus pic of Morton's repaint of a Luftwaffe ME-109F seen in North Africa, circa 1942.
Cheers & Enjoy! Mike ;)