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Topic: Stuka Ship Strike!
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RedEyes
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posted 09-22-2000 10:54 PM
   
Now this was fun!Evaded the fighter cover and severe AAA...   Got one and my wingman actually got the other!  
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CFrancisco
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posted 09-22-2000 10:58 PM
GUTEN ARBEIT!!!!  Now du mussen perform ze zecret STUKAFLIEGER zong auf JOY!! WWRRR WRRRR WRRRRRRRRRRRRRR WWWRRRR WRRRR WRRRRRR BOOOOM BOOOM BOOOM HOOOORRAYYY!!!!
BOOOMMM BOOOOM BOOOMM BOOMM!! AWAY!! WWWWWWWWWWWWRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR BBBBBBBBBOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMM!!!! STUKA!!! ------------------
Oberst K. von Hess
I/JG52 Gruppen Kommandeur
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"Strategy is the art of making use of time and space. I am less concerned about the latter than the former. Space we can recover, lost time never."
Napoleon Bonaparte
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Forward Observer
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posted 09-23-2000 01:39 PM
I have all four of the WW II sims-----EAW.
SDOE,Janes, and CFS. Having been an Art
Major in college----just the training for
an Artillery Lt. in the army---I look at
all games, with (IMHO) artist's eye. With
the exception of flying at low altitudes,
which most of these games don't stand up to
anyway, EAW looks like one of those wonderful
Aviation Paintings. (Read this comparison in a review once, and it was what intially hooked me. The other aspects of the game
kept me playing. Buy some good quality computer photo paper and print some of your screen shots. You will be amazed. I have printed a bunch, bought cheap tasteful frames, and have them in my cave, and all over my grandson's room. He and his parents think they are great, and
so do I. ------------------
Artillery adds dignity to
what would otherwise be a vulger brawl!
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RedEyes
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posted 09-23-2000 02:01 PM
S!They do print out rather well. My 5 year old loves them! Here's a few more:      
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Forward Observer
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posted 09-23-2000 03:09 PM
Great shots, Redeye! I forgot to mention
that I usually use the Windows paint to
do some minor editing. If you inlarge to
400% you can round off the sharp angles,
make B-17 and B-24 engines look round, add
antenna wires to fighters, add engine fires, etc. I'm working on a Stuka airfield attack shot adding ground detail.Destroyed building interiors, fires, eplosions, vehicles, planes, etc. It is
tedious work, but I will post when I feel it
looks good enough. [This message has been edited by Forward Observer (edited 09-23-2000).]
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