Hannover CL-III WWI German biplane for Fs9

[Shessi]

Hi Folks,
Just uploaded something a little different that took my fancy (and distracted me AGAIN..ha!). Ported over from IL-2, a nice model of a Hannover CL-III German biplane escort/ground attack fighter. With tweaks and additions including putting some racks with dropping bombs on, 2D panel and working VC etc. Comes with five texs...you'll need sunglasses with some versions,....camouflage?! what camouflage??!!.

Cheers

Shessi


https://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforu...d=205&id=30642

[Klein]

Many thanks for this nice one, coloured indeed

Cheers

[Klein]

Hi again
Perhaps some gauges are missing, but a nice model, many thanks

[Klein]

Hi at least
Didn't saw the folder "gauges", sorry.
You can put it directly in the "panel" folder, it works fine as it.

Cheers
Martin

[Shessi]

Dohhh!...when there is a README file...guess what you should do first?

X

Shessi


ps. Yes you can Martin, BUT if you get other panels that require, or you want to populate your own panel with those gauges, then they won't be available (unless you adjust each ac.cfg file), easier to stick them in the gauges folder.

[Mick]

Nifty! I have the old Airfix kit of the Hanover on a shelf in my model room, done up in the lozenge camo.
Thanks for this!

[Shessi]

A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category FS 2004 Military - Props

Description: A WWI German bi-plane. Used as an escort and ground attack fighter on the Western Front. With five textures.

Shessi

To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit Hannover CL-III Fs9
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[zswobbie1]

Thanks for this...
The more oldies the better..

[normb]

Thank you for sharing another great model.

normb

[ian elliot]

Different, but i like it, thank Shessi

[stoney]

Super well done! Thanks!

[TARPSBird]

Betcha that gunner got kinda chilly at altitude or during cold weather... Probably kept a pint of schnapps in his flight suit.

[huub vink]

Thanks Shessi, for this nice model, but also for the health warning. Some liveries can indeed cause severe eye-damage

Cheers,
Huub