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[SAS~Poltava]

Don't give up, Seppel, you are getting there! 

[Gatrasz]

Hi ! I know it's been a year, but...is it possible that this map was still worked on now ? It looked pretty good and seemed to progress very well, so... It would be cool to see the end of this project, because this area would be for the first time (I think) fully populated at this scale. Anyway, I wanted to express my interest for this map, just in case it could be source of motivation

[PO_MAK_249RIP]

bump that?

[McKibbles]

Wow it would be amazing to FINALLY have a map of Sweden in IL2. Especially Gotland!! Excellent work, don't give up now!

[LameHawk]

Somehow I have missed thread until now.
I am also most interested in this area.
I made a feeble attempt at making a map of this area as well, but failed miserably. Maybe because I would have liked to include Hamburg and Berlin. Many of the bomber routes passed through North Germany and Denmark, so there is room for a lot of action here.
There weren't too many devoted bomber attacks in Denmark. Recalling three Mosquito attacks against Gestapo headquarters in Aarhus, Copenhagen and Odense, one Mosquito attack against the B&W shipyard in Copenhagen and one Blenheim attack against Aalborg airfield. Besides numerous strafing attacks against trains and airfields in the later stages of the war.
And since I am from the Danish island Bornholm I will not hesitate to mention the Soviet attacks on Rønne and Nexø in May '45 (don't know the plane type here).
So Seppel if you are still working on the map and would like some assistance with Denmark I will be happy to help if I can.



Värløse airlield

[RealDarko]

Was this map ever released?

[Seppel]

Hi everybody!

I wasn't active here for ages! And so i wasn't in the game, too.
I lost my focus and the mood for creating this map any further .. just happened. I have no excuse.

Some days ago I started my Il-2 1946, just for flying arround a bit ... and ended up on my unfinished Baltic Sea map.

Than I started thinking ... remembering ...

I want to ask:
IS there still interest in this map? IS there still interest in Il-2 1946? Or is this game dead?

I can't promise anything - a lot has happened in the real life- but maaayyybe I will start working on this map again - IF there is a 'yes' to my questions above.

So again sorry for letting you all down with this project

best regards, Seppel

[Kopfdorfer]

I can't speak for anyone but myself , Seppel , but I would welcome your map -
on the condition that you were going to continue to fly IL2 1946 and enjoy it yourself.

If not , were you to post what work you have done here , there is always a chance that someone
else will pick up where you leave off and finish it.

Good luck and welcome back.

Kopfdorfer

[vonofterdingen]

Well said, Kopfdorfer. Let me add that the community here is alive and well. Take a look at any thread and you will see active and vibrant posting. New mods, new missions, new maps, new skins...they are being added every day.

[Seppel]

hehe!

Thanks for that guys!

So I think I will try once more.

I found my files and gatheres information.
I also found, that there is a bit more work done, than I was thinking - the danish villages all had been finished.
I just built the city of Kalundborg.

I won't promise and there is a loooong way to go...

[Whiskey_Sierra_972]

Nice to read you again mate!

I also was out for a lot of time due RL issues and a bit of illness....

But I have find what I have left here shining as always!

IL2 and his communitiy is along lasting veteran that survive and grew even more!

If you loved it....if you missed it....than you'll love it again for sure!

[Seppel]

Hey guys.

Here are some impressions of the ongoing work.
Hope you like it.

Kobenhaven


Kobenhaven


Rödbyhavn


Rudköbing



Svendborg


Ystad


airfield near Sjöbo



I'm not sure about the airfields:
As there seem so many guys interested in flying jets on this map, there should be airfields with concrete or asphalt runways - but I suppose there weren't so many of them at the beginning of WW2 ...