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[Mick]

... still WIP, he intends to revamp them all + the Ta 152s, browse through the 5 pages to watch his WIP

http://www.checksix-forums.com/showthread.php?t=156711

[AntEater]

Hi Mick or somebody else registered at C6
Can you tell claymore he made a spelling error?

It should be "Oschersleben" (town in east Germany)
Not Oschersieben
l not i

Extreme nitpick, I know.

[C6_Claymore]

Hi Mick or somebody else registered at C6
Can you tell claymore he made a spelling error?

It should be "Oschersleben" (town in east Germany)
Not Oschersieben
l not i

Extreme nitpick, I know.

Thank's AntEater ! I going to correct that little mistake immediatly

And thank's Mick

I was exactly going to post here also

So, as Mick said, I'm trying to give more historicity in the Fw 190 cockpits series in parallel of the Ta 152 C repaint.

For the Early Fw's I began by the A4 one by changing the throttle to have the "Drehzahl" button in correct position with the "Kleiner" and "Großer" stencils, modifying "Start" light of the "zwölflampengeräte" who has to be in Ambre colour and rework the tga in consequence






Moved the clock at her right place in a A4 and reworked the right console to have the "Schreibblock"



On this right console you can also see the "DeviationStabelle" and the "Betriebsdatentafeln"


The next step is to create new msh to add the little plaquettes who are missing everywhere...

[SAS~BravoFxTrt]

Shuttle Launch: T-???. jk, "WOW" a tattoo is personal and long lasting but IL-2 detail is a cut above I suppose. ~S~ to all who can perform.

[AntEater]

Btw, Claymore I forgot to say that your cockpit repaint is a work of art

[SAS~CirX]

lol, this is tricky.

I knew you would post sometime Claymore, but Mick beat us to the punch, I moved this to the guest section for now, but I gues it should be in WIP for now, so I will move it again.

When you are posting Downloadable over at C6, just open a new thread here in the cockpit section please Claymore

Looks great so far!

[C6_Claymore]

All right Sir ! but before uploading anything I have a lot of work in front of me...

I want to thank you all anyway, it's a pleasure for me if you like and I hope that you will like flying with.

cheers !

[Edit] I forgot to say that the start stuff is from FlushMeisters's beautifull cockpits as you can see, and also from I/JG27_Waggel at AAA who share me his current work, he was working on a new Fw 190 A3 cockpit with new main panel but he lost all his work in a HD crash...

[AKD]

Wow.  Really incredible.  I've been thinking about the torpedo sight feature of the DT SM.79, which seems to allow for cockpit elements to vary based on loadout selection.  I wonder if it would be possible to have cockpit elements like the bomb selection/fusing panel or MG/FF round counter appear or disappear based on loudout selection?  And speaking of the MG/FF round counter, might your redo have this working?  I think Sani has it functional on the Fw 190A-3:

http://www.sas1946.com/main/index.php/topic,1608.msg17378.html#msg17378

[Mick]

Claymore wrote :

"And thank's Mick

I was exactly going to post here also"

Sorry Claymore, I expected you to post some day, but since you started your thread at C6 one month ago ... and still nothing here ... you must admit I was patient ...

Most of the time I only post first quality jobs, and trust me Clay yours is exceptional !!

@ CirX

Sorry, I somewhat fucked up and posted Claymore's WIP in the cockpit section instead of the guest or WIP one ...  :'(

[SAS~CirX]

Hey dont worry about it mick, this is what I got these "move this topic" buttons for. Thanx for posting and keeping us updates, and carry on pleasse!

[C6_Claymore]

T'inquiètes Mick y'a pas de mal au contraire je te remercie

C'est juste que mon Anglais est quelque fois un peu limité alors je fais du stock avant de poster en langue de Shakespeare

No worry Mick has no evil there on the contrary I thanks you

It is just that my English is some time a little limited then I make of the stock before posting in Shakespeare's language

[Der Wüstenfuchs]

Very nice details, looks great