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What started as a 5 minute video ended up 16 minutes long after whilst doing some research I found an old 8AAF "Propaganda" video which I consider an accurate documentary. I have overlaid some FS videos over the original. There are some faults such as transitions could have been better, but with Windows XP and Sony Vegas with a very large file it becomes unmanagleble sometimes.

I hope you enjoy it.

http://youtu.be/ql6QTCOWjck?hd=1

Cheers,

Norm

Awesome, great splice of FSX and real period footage

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Gibo:

Absolute masterpiece! Please make more.

Can you tell me what the ground terrain is that you are using on the high altitude shots?

Thanks and again, great work.

Swordsman (Great Grandson of an 8TH AF P-51D Driver!)

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Gibo:

Great video.

Can you share with me what the terrain is that you are using for the high altitude shots?

It doesn't look like anything I have seen from Orbx and certainly doesn't look like the derfault FSX terrain.

Thanks,
Swordsman

The scenery is mostly one of Aerosoft's Real Germany ie Region 2 Berlin for FS9 that I purchased some time ago. There are 3 areas in the series but unfortunately they don not link. I understand that the later series from Aerosoft for Germany covers a larger continuous area and has autogen. The scenery I have does not have any autogen, but at altitude it does not matter. Some scenes are from a freeware scenery "Germany East Photoreal. I have have found it at Avsim??

The sceneries are great especially when used in conjunction with the freeware Flak scenery (Avsim).

Cheers,

Norm

A job well done

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