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[Knochenlutscher]

Mon dieux, Alter Schwede,
just a short question to Mr. Tank: Thought about a field modificated Ta 152 H-0 or 1 those that used to have GM-1 Anlage removed? Would be really kickass now we have them in real shape, to get a somewhat real loadout too?
Anyway, looking forward to your improvements, thanks for the news

[razor1uk]

I think my jaw just fell off.... +5 *gargle cough, choke, gargle gargle cough wheeze*

Excellent C6, including the matl' textures, although I can't help thinking the Bakelite surrounds would be thicker & simpler shaped since they're not as strong as stamped metal.
Albiet I didn't know that Bakelite was used as much as it was, I knew it was the 1st commercially successful plastic, and was used alot in more from the 20's onwards, although I thought it was mostly used for 'Art Deco' trinkets.

[Dauntless1]

 

[Knochenlutscher]

Bakelit kept running commonly known in 40s as well, after the war production got temp cutted, by Russians here in Buna/Schkopau-"Plaste und Elaste aus Schkopau". But when they rebuilt it, it was there again. GDR people sarcastikally joked on it, as well with other products that went back into production like "IGELIT". Here too, a smooth-PVC from Adi, that was back in the stores, causing cheesefoots and other mental illnesses (allergies, cancer).
For the old Generation, like my grandma these products were all leftovers from the war times (IG-Farben=BUNA), she hated this stuff and was quite happy when the new plastics came up. 
Some quality products even remained in Bakelit. In the late 50s/60s new plastics entered wider production at Buna/Bitterfeld, more fancy and reliable, with better characteristics, replacing all the antiquated IG-Farben stuff.
Don't laugh, but our fuse-station in our flat is from good ol Buna-Bakelit. A red-brown sparkled limited edition, uggh, you must keep it as a sign of backwardness.
BAKELIT, IGELIT, BUNA-Rubber, just follow the inventions of wartime IG.Farben, they were produced under a certain name in the East as well (Buna & Bitterfeld), way well into the 50s but to the people they remained in their languague, though IG.Farben forbade the East to use their Trademarks.

[PO_MAK_249RIP]

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!

[C6_Claymore]

Hey guys !

Here is the last minute update before release for 4.09.

It is by flying recently on the UP3.0 where I took by curiosity one Hs 129 when I saw a very nice trick on the stick of this plane; a beautifull animated trigger, the same as on really KG13 and 14

Then I said to myself that it would be very nice to have that also on Fw 190 of which I take charge  , then it is done after import, modification, investment and programming of the concerned mesh

Here is the trick, in the arrival in the cockpit your stick will be now like this:



As soon as you fire, whether it is with machine guns or cannons, the trigger filters in forwards and moves towards you in every shot (not very visible because hidden by the stick):



Without action on the one or other one of the buttons of shots during a lapse of time being able to go 20 seconds, the trigger returns to its initial position:



And here is!!!

Compatible indeed on so 4.09 as in 4.101

[Knochenlutscher]

 ??? Now that's News Gentlemen, have no words.

[HundertzehnGustav]

F Me.... now i have gone through the thread...
compare that to "stock"...

duuuude....

[C6_Claymore]

Update ! and the last one (I promise)

The more I advance and the more I have ideas, the last small novelty is that we have now two differents sticks in our Fw 190.

1/ KG 13 B that you know all:



2/ but we have also a KG 14 which was installed in the early versions Fw 190, A2 in particular in whom is installed at present:



You will find it also in V-13 and V-18.

[razor1uk]

  More fun than you can shake a joystick at! ..oh you can, erm.... Excellent, this will please the historical faction of the community immensly.

[JG54Spookie]

I love the attention to detail there. Excellent work Claymore

[saab ja26]

These are looking stunning! I'll be honest and admit I'm anxiously awaiting the final release both the cockpits and the improved 3d. I really appreciate all the hard work and long hours you are putting into these. The FW-190 is by far my favorite Luftwaffe plane.