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/ Date: 16 Mai 1973
/ Airport: Payerne (Switzerland)
/ Start : at 14:30
/ Aircraft: Junkers Ju-52 A-702
/ Order: drop paratroop over airport Bern
/ Unity: Zug FalGren, 13 men.












Enjoy
Pierino
www.ju52-3m.ch

That looks like fun!  Could be used to practice bombing missions LOL.

Will

Pierino that is a super model, and fabulous pics. I'm downloading it now and I'll be practicing over Crete tonight. Thanks, now can you do a Dakota with Paras for Arnhem?

Ozzy

sweet
how did you get shots of the paras?

amazing shots! welcome to simV!

Nice pics and yes welcome to SimV.

Are the scenery and aircraft part of a package and where will I find them?

Joker  8)

Great shots primavesi. that thread was sitting in front of me all day and I didn't get around to it until now. Such a different perspective and story than many of the shots around here. Love the paras sitting in the a/c waiting for their drop! Great...havn't seen anything like that yet!!

Dave

Very nice shots and nice work there. I'm downloading that tonight!

Now that my friends, is one download that is a lot of fun to play around with.  Downloaded it this afternoon and been playin' around with it ever since.  Only problem is I was taking screenshots, and when I finished realized I hadn't turned on the ScreenShot Manager (Arrrrrrgggg!!!!!)  lol    Oh Well, I will just have to go back and play some more.
Splash

That download is a lot of fun I had no idea that the Swiss flew those as late as the 1970s or that they even had paratroops.

Nice shots by the way.

And to quote fly2e it's really nice to see something different than heavies or warplanes.

Is that scenery from MICE Switzerland  3

you have just convinced me to download it

Scenery:

Payerne (LSMP) For Suisse 2002, by Daniel Gauthier; ch03-mp.zip ;
Payerne is one of the biggest military airport of Switzerland. It is located in the 3 lakes area in West Switzerland.

Bern Belp (LSZB); by Andreas Hegi; lszb11.zip and lszb20.zip. Regional airport near the city of Berne.

Pierino

looks like a lot of fun...

good luck,ozzy and kick some greek and british asses!

How did you get the shots of those paratroopers?

I used FSScreen, a small program written by Matthias Holzer that runs in the background and automatically saves every picture arriving in the Windows clipboard to a bitmap file, so it's a lot easier to make multiple screenshots.

Pierino