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Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 26 Feb 2011, 21:29
by james84
Any guess?
Here are some clues...
1) there are no MAIW packages for this country (so far)
2) this airport hosts aircrafts that are almost brand new
3) they have all been repainted and I made flightplans for them in the past
If nobody guesses it, you'll know it in a very very very short time, maybe even tomorrow!
Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 26 Feb 2011, 22:37
by CelticWarrior
Hungary?
Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 26 Feb 2011, 22:57
by bismarck
Hungary has the Gripen pack.
Greece?
Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 26 Feb 2011, 23:06
by jetmax
Poland
Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 26 Feb 2011, 23:10
by delbydoo
Denmark?
Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 26 Feb 2011, 23:16
by shaggy22
Norway/Sweden?
Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 26 Feb 2011, 23:17
by CelticWarrior
Looks flat, I'm going with Danmark
Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 26 Feb 2011, 23:24
by ricktk
Come on guys, its Liechenstein! Look at the mountains in the background on picture #2! Dang, this single malt is good!

Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 27 Feb 2011, 06:01
by Cowboymarine1593
switzerland
Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 27 Feb 2011, 07:14
by zsoltfireman
CelticWarrior wrote:Hungary?
This is not Hungarian base!

Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 27 Feb 2011, 08:51
by james84
Well, everyone have made reasonalble hypotesis (flat terrain)... but
- it is not Hungary, as it is covered by MAIW
- it is not Denmark because they have 30-years old Vipers
- it is not Greece
but Jetmax answered correctly!
This airport is Poznan-Krzesiny (EPKS) where two of the three Polish squadrons using the F-16 are based.
Looking at the plenty of photos available on the web, it looks like this airport has been completely refurbished with brand new buildings (control tower included) and shelters, leaving the old Soviet-style ones abandoned.
Please allow some artistic license: there were no suitable objects to depict the real shape of the control tower building...
http://jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=6247646
... and the blast-deviating "pad" on the aprons (which is actually a burm covered by a concrete platform)
http://img42.imageshack.us/i/zdjecie80810163.jpg
http://jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=6998631&nseq=14
http://jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=6792759&nseq=150
Also different is the main hangar: at the beginning I wanted to use one of the Atsugi buildings but its blue roof didn't look good in this kind of environment. If anybody has better solutions please let me know!
The scenery is almost complete though!
Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 27 Feb 2011, 09:35
by jaguar1
Great looking scenery James, well looking forward to this one.

Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 27 Feb 2011, 09:48
by james84
Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 27 Feb 2011, 16:24
by jetmax
WOOT WOOT!! SO what did I win?
Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 27 Feb 2011, 19:11
by james84
Ehm... the prize is...ehm...

Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 27 Feb 2011, 22:17
by Jon
james84 wrote:Ehm... the prize is...ehm...

your package

Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 28 Feb 2011, 15:50
by james84
Jon wrote:james84 wrote:Ehm... the prize is...ehm...

your package

Ah, ok
Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 28 Feb 2011, 22:01
by james84
Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 28 Feb 2011, 22:04
by foufure
For the Mig-21. Is it not possible to put his MDL in a BGL Library file, so you can use it like any other object ?
Re: Somewhere in Europe...
Posted: 28 Feb 2011, 22:48
by Firebird
Well for comments, that is bloomin' marvelous.
As for parking, move the MiG-21 spot down to the last spot in the parkinglist, to see if that makes a difference. If it is too high up, then aircraft will use it if they fit there. Try making it the last possible choice for the F16s.