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[David Prosser]

With this in it's own slot, what possible reason could there be for hating Mondays? Thanks for doing it.

[Alfie Noakes]

+1
Many thanks Pete for completing the L.V.G BI 
With a lovely docile FM and Stalkers beautiful skins she's become a firm favourite with me !



Cheers

Alfie

   much as I keep meaning to take a break from modding it seems I just cannot stop tinkering,  

P.S I could introduce you to 3 elderly Austrian ladies who would benefit from your tender ministrations.......

 https://www.sas1946.com/main/index.php/topic,44248.0.html
https://www.sas1946.com/main/index.php/topic,44034.0.html
https://www.sas1946.com/main/index.php/topic,44034.0.html

[Spider16]

Good idea Mr. Noakes . +1 with your sugestion  . Thanks



Cheers


Carlos

[Fresco23]

+1 the Berg is one of my favorites! Great work on the L.V.G.

[David Prosser]

Yes, the poor old things are feeling a bit neglected. Their kids don't call, or visit. The telly is on the blink, and the lady who does the bingo on Thursdays isn't near as good as her predecessor. What they need is a few G and Ts, and a trip to the salon for a blue rinse.

[Alfie Noakes]

Yes, the poor old things are feeling a bit neglected. Their kids don't call, or visit. The telly is on the blink, and the lady who does the bingo on Thursdays isn't near as good as her predecessor. What they need is a few G and Ts, and a trip to the salon for a blue rinse.   

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAH

Pete could restore them to their former glory...........



Cheers

Alfie

[Mission_bug]

Yes, the poor old things are feeling a bit neglected. Their kids don't call, or visit. The telly is on the blink, and the lady who does the bingo on Thursdays isn't near as good as her predecessor. What they need is a few G and Ts, and a trip to the salon for a blue rinse.   

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAH

Pete could restore them to their former glory...........



Cheers

Alfie

Sorry Alfie, those three need more help than I can give.


Anyway guys, glad you are happy so far.

Sorry no slots for the Austrian lovelies though, I have got bogged down again with the cockpits for the LVG and I really need to take time out once it is done.


Besides doing a lot of messing with the parts shown in the previous posts I had a look at using Gio's existing details:







I would need to borrow a steering column possibly from the TB-3 to replace Gio's 3D and as with the other existing cockpit
there would not be working rudder pedals.

Man is that front seat cramped, not sure quite how they adapted that front seat for a student pilot. ???


Thoughts guys.


Wishing you all the very best, Pete.

[max_thehitman]

Hi Pete, great wonderful work you always do on these aircraft.

[David Prosser]

Thanks for what you've done so far. I hope you don't mind my sense of humor.

[Mission_bug]

Hi Pete, great wonderful work you always do on these aircraft.

Glad you like it Max. 

Thanks for what you've done so far. I hope you don't mind my sense of humor.

Not at all David.


Just a little update.


As previously posted I am now using the original 3D by Gio for the cockpits and have managed to sort out the hole in wing and other
views as well as the step in the rear fusealge:








This comes at a price though as to do it I have to add parts of the aircraft 3D into the cockpit folder which causes
issues if you change skins, the Blue is the added skin, the pale colour the default:




You can probably see the join here in the upper wing where it was necessary add a section to fix the see through.


I now need to add the crew and see if I can find a working control column and wheel that will look ok.


Wishing you all the very best, Pete.

[max_thehitman]

SUPER DUPER!  That looks most excellent.

[Mission_bug]

Finally getting there.

The controls have been seperated from Gio's original cockpit parts and are usable with a few additions in the java from the TB-3 and PZL 11F:





A short flight on the Somme:











Wishing you all the very best, Pete.