Military AI Works

Now that John has let the cat out of the bag, yes Davision AAF is being finished with the inclusion of his new UH-72 model

And to sort out yesterdays post that probably caused people to think I had forgotten how to speak English:

Just wanted to stop in and say that we are working hard on the next u.s army
Rotor wing project. We are about to the point where we should be able
To make an announcement soon. This should bring another big
Change to ai representation of army aviation.

We are also going to be releasing a full on package for Fort Polk that will include not only Polk AAF, but several of the FOBs and landing strips used for JRTC rotations.

While we are at it, we thought we would also do the Fl ARNG aircraft that didn't make it into the Cecil package.

Yeah I did a search of scramble bases to see where you could be doing.

Making it real for anyone that thinks what FS was missing was living the FOB life:



Now complete with the all time classic... Porta Potty rows!

So is it a fact that JYs modelling career is now in the toilet?

Correct Steve.

John

Great job, just need a "scratch and sniff" program and a way for the AI helos to blow over the porta-potties (not that I know anything about that).

Love it! Best addition to the scenery library to date

The summer of helicopters continues.

Just getting under way on this project:

Great news, might have a bud or 2 in that unit. Makes it easy when some NG units add state flags to the tail pylon.

clickclickdoh wrote: ↑25 Jun 2017, 01:31 The summer of helicopters continues.

Just getting under way on this project:

Where in Arizona are these guys based?

Joseph29 wrote: ↑27 Jun 2017, 01:01Where in Arizona are these guys based?

The UH-60 is from Papago Army Heliport in Phoenix.

It's the guys flying Apaches in blue flight suits that you have to look out for though.

Has anyone thought about providing custom sceney for Simmons AAF to go with the MAIW package already available?

Also, has anyone considered anything for Ft. Knox, KY (Godman AAF)?

click, got my OCT17 issue of Combat Aircraft with an US Army Aviation special showing all units by type airframe. It's not 100% accurate as the research was probably started in early 2016. Good info for future projects.