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Not sure if this should be here or in "aircraft wanted"
I'm wanting to buid a collection of warbirds, I have many already but I want the best!
So far the best I have yet is a B25 Mitchel "Briefing Time" extremly awesome!! A few P38's, 47's...

What are your picks for a Ultimate Warbird Collection? Preferably freeware but payware is ok too!

- Aeroplane heaven Seafires
- Krzysztof Malinowski's B-24 and Ju-88 series
- Polikarpov I-16 package if you are in for a challenge. Needs some fixes for the tailwheel/skid.
- Spitfires (ask Ozzy)
- Fw190 and Bf109 by Akemi Mizoguchi (with the FS2004 conversion package)
- Captainsim Yak
- Zero, Hamp and Rufe package
- P-38 from here

There's some nice P-40's here, and a nice little P-36

Spitfires/Seafires, see me
There are some lovely packages here, Hurricanes, P-38s, Tempests etc etc.
I also have some German and Italian metal in my hangar along with the odd Soviet and other obscure bits and bobs

Thanks! Some great suggestions!
Ok Ozzy, which Spit is best?

Ivan thanks for the P38 link, I have the triple play package and love it, that is a great site with allot of info!! I was doing some flying in Glacier Girl last night that would make Ozzy proud!! But I don't think I'm allowed in Paris ever again

An excellent starting point for Spits are the Paul R. models over at the outhouse
There are also a couple here that are fun, and don't forget the Hurris and everyone should have a Mossie and a Lanc in the hangar

Ozzy

Ps. I'm pleased you're 'doing' Paris There are some great stunty bits to try

An excellent starting point for Spits are the Paul R. models over at the outhouse

I can't seem to find 'em

Same here

I did find one here that flies great but no VC? Fun little bird with funny elliptical wings

You'll find Pauls models under CFS2, but they all work in FS9 and are among the best Spit models in the world

Do most of the planes in the CFS sections work in FS9?

Some CFS2 models work fine in FS2002/4. Others don't so you will have to try them yourself to find out. Look for the latest FSDS2 or Gmax models. You might need to re-alias Panel or Sound CFG files for them to show on the menu. Some will also need an Aircraft.cfg tweak for the animation to work properly.

Paul Rebuffat used to have his own section hosted by Sim-Outhouse. This seems to have changed & his stuff is now posted in the CFS2 Aircraft section. His Bf 109s & some of the Spitfires are earlier FSDS1 models & not fully compatible with FS2004. Unfortunately it doesn't tell you which ones in the file description.

I did find one here that flies great but no VC? Fun little bird with funny elliptical wings  

Tempest might disagree with me but all true Spitfires have elliptical wings. Some later versions have their wings clipped a little. You guys over the pond seem to like these for some reason I never understood.

Thanks. What files make for having the best Spitfire eg. which aircraft, panels, sounds etc?
Thanks for any names!

I think most of Paul Rebuffat's Spitfires come with their own panels. Not sure if they have a matching DVC. You can alias the sound to any default aircraft to check them out. Download proper Merlin or Griffon sound packs later if you intend keeping them.

There are FS9 specific Merlin sound and Spit Panel packages available now