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P3D v2 Project Dornier Do24
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@Bart83
Man, I'm very impressed by your work, really great, in german--> "Donnerwetter!!!!"
Yea please, - I take any help I can get, spezial the coloring scheme's for dutch variants.
That's what I need.
BTW, pictures from the cockpitpanel and details of used gauges would be great also.
Ahh, and detailed pictures of the engine.
Sorry for my late answer but this site didn't inform me about new commens in time.
Man, I'm very impressed by your work, really great, in german--> "Donnerwetter!!!!"
Yea please, - I take any help I can get, spezial the coloring scheme's for dutch variants.
That's what I need.
BTW, pictures from the cockpitpanel and details of used gauges would be great also.
Ahh, and detailed pictures of the engine.
Sorry for my late answer but this site didn't inform me about new commens in time.
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apostil, - - - I really love reasonable details. hehheh
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hahahahaha, adroit comment - still laughing!!!!
So I will get pressing any advantage that DX11 offers me.
So I will get pressing any advantage that DX11 offers me.
Hello Weimaraner,
I am happy to help out. Also i am willing to share the vast archive i have collected on this archive. Please sent my a personal message containing your email adress so i can email you the archive from my skydrive.
Some notes on the Dutch used Dornier Do24K1/2's
X1 to X29 : All Do24K1 models build by Dornier. X1 to X12 all had the early middle Alkan turret , from X13 the airplanes were equiped with the Laffette AB15 ball turret and the Hispano Suiza HS404 20mm rapidfire cannon.
X30 to X-36 , Licence build Do24K1 , airplane's contructed by Avioland and the Schelde.
X-37 - The single build Do24K2 , the other airplanes were completed during the German occupation and served with the Seenottdienst as Do24N (actually Do24K2)
Colours used by the dutch naval airservice :
The early color were light grey abaove the waterline and below the waterline milk white. Someweri in 1940/41 the new dark scheme was aplied.
Insignia :
Before ww2 the dorniers all carried the dutch roundels and red/white/blue rudders (outside only). the Organge circle in the roundel is always 1/5th the diameter of the roundel. The roundels on the hull had a diameter of 85cm and on the wing 150cm. In December 1938 the red/white/blue rudders were discontinued so this was never used in its operational period. From Oktober 1939 the roundels were replaced by orange triangle's with black edge. Also the rudders were given the orange color and black edge. ( both inside and outside) The black edge is always 10cm wide regardless off the triagle size. In April 1941 the big trianlge's on the hull were replaced by smaller ones and the triangles on the top of the wings were left out. From March 1942 the triangles were replaced by large dutch flags.
Here are some pictures to show :
Some video you might like :
Do24 starts at 10.05m
I cant wait to fly a Do24K in FSX !!
Kind Regards ,
Bart
I am happy to help out. Also i am willing to share the vast archive i have collected on this archive. Please sent my a personal message containing your email adress so i can email you the archive from my skydrive.
Some notes on the Dutch used Dornier Do24K1/2's
X1 to X29 : All Do24K1 models build by Dornier. X1 to X12 all had the early middle Alkan turret , from X13 the airplanes were equiped with the Laffette AB15 ball turret and the Hispano Suiza HS404 20mm rapidfire cannon.
X30 to X-36 , Licence build Do24K1 , airplane's contructed by Avioland and the Schelde.
X-37 - The single build Do24K2 , the other airplanes were completed during the German occupation and served with the Seenottdienst as Do24N (actually Do24K2)
Colours used by the dutch naval airservice :
The early color were light grey abaove the waterline and below the waterline milk white. Someweri in 1940/41 the new dark scheme was aplied.
Insignia :
Before ww2 the dorniers all carried the dutch roundels and red/white/blue rudders (outside only). the Organge circle in the roundel is always 1/5th the diameter of the roundel. The roundels on the hull had a diameter of 85cm and on the wing 150cm. In December 1938 the red/white/blue rudders were discontinued so this was never used in its operational period. From Oktober 1939 the roundels were replaced by orange triangle's with black edge. Also the rudders were given the orange color and black edge. ( both inside and outside) The black edge is always 10cm wide regardless off the triagle size. In April 1941 the big trianlge's on the hull were replaced by smaller ones and the triangles on the top of the wings were left out. From March 1942 the triangles were replaced by large dutch flags.
Here are some pictures to show :
Some video you might like :
Do24 starts at 10.05m
I cant wait to fly a Do24K in FSX !!
Kind Regards ,
Bart
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I'm a big fan of flying boats!
If there's interest, I've got some info to the Martin JRM Mars.
(Original Manuals, Blueprints, Photos, ...)
If there's interest, I've got some info to the Martin JRM Mars.
(Original Manuals, Blueprints, Photos, ...)
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@Cheese-Strike
aber ja! ohh - Of course!!!
Like you imagine, I'm a great, enthusiastic flying(amphibic) boat fan as well.
Original Manuals, Blueprints ... --- I can't say NO.
The Martin Mars is a explanation and so I know, nowadays a firefighter in Canada, hope it's right?!
So yes Cheese-Strike how can I get this informations, Downloads?
Send you a PM.
aber ja! ohh - Of course!!!
Like you imagine, I'm a great, enthusiastic flying(amphibic) boat fan as well.
Original Manuals, Blueprints ... --- I can't say NO.
The Martin Mars is a explanation and so I know, nowadays a firefighter in Canada, hope it's right?!
So yes Cheese-Strike how can I get this informations, Downloads?
Send you a PM.
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