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Aeroscale Campaign Ideas
southpier
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Posted: Sunday, September 08, 2019 - 02:25 PM UTC
Bigrip74
Texas, United States
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Posted: Monday, September 09, 2019 - 03:30 PM UTC
jsmith, that was a cool photo.
Just another idea:
Reichsluftfahrtministerium (RLM)
The Ministry of Aviation (German: Reichsluftfahrtministerium), abbreviated RLM, was a government department during the period of Nazi Germany (1933–45). It is also the original name of the Detlev-Rohwedder-Haus building on the Wilhelmstrasse in central Berlin, Germany, which today houses the German Finance Ministry (Bundesministerium der Finanzen).
The Ministry was in charge of development and production of all aircraft developed, designed and built in Germany during the existence of the Third Reich, overseeing all matters concerning both military and civilian designs — it handled military aviation matters as its top priority, particularly for the Luftwaffe. As was characteristic of government departments in the Nazi era, the Ministry was personality-driven and formal procedures were often ignored in favour of the whims of the Minister, Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring. As a result, early successes in aircraft development progressed only slowly and erratically during World War II.
April 1933 to 8 May 1945, any aircraft produced or in prototype form that was considered by the RLM
Just another idea:
Reichsluftfahrtministerium (RLM)
The Ministry of Aviation (German: Reichsluftfahrtministerium), abbreviated RLM, was a government department during the period of Nazi Germany (1933–45). It is also the original name of the Detlev-Rohwedder-Haus building on the Wilhelmstrasse in central Berlin, Germany, which today houses the German Finance Ministry (Bundesministerium der Finanzen).
The Ministry was in charge of development and production of all aircraft developed, designed and built in Germany during the existence of the Third Reich, overseeing all matters concerning both military and civilian designs — it handled military aviation matters as its top priority, particularly for the Luftwaffe. As was characteristic of government departments in the Nazi era, the Ministry was personality-driven and formal procedures were often ignored in favour of the whims of the Minister, Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring. As a result, early successes in aircraft development progressed only slowly and erratically during World War II.
April 1933 to 8 May 1945, any aircraft produced or in prototype form that was considered by the RLM
Bigrip74
Texas, United States
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Posted: Thursday, September 12, 2019 - 11:09 AM UTC
If anyone likes an idea that Ive put up and want to run with it. Go ahead and give it your spin.
I just thought of another:
Proposal: Wooden Aircraft of WW II: Campaign
Aluminum was a precious metal in WW II, so wood was to go to material for several aircraft and even certain vehicles. The campaign would focus on any aircraft that wood used in any part of its construction. This opens up the field to many different aircraft. There were some vehicles that had wood used in their construction also, so this would be open to that genre as well.
A list would be too extensive to compile here, and we all know of several wooden a/c.
ADDENDUM:
Just put together some more campaign ideas for all to take and run with and hopefully progress into a future campaign.
1. Battle for Africa:
2. Operation Watchtower:
3. Messerschmitt Campaign:
4. Dornier Campaign:
5. Junkers Campaign:
6. Fokker Campaign:
7. Pfalz Campaign:
8. Finnish Winter War:
9. Yak Campaign:
10. Tupolev Campaign:
11. Lavochkin Campaign:
12. Polikarpov Campaign:
13. Mig Campaign:
14. Operation Barbarossa:
15. Australian Military of WWII:
16. Second Sino – Japanese war (1931-1937 including WWII):
17. Naval Forces of the World:
18. War of the Atlantic:
19. Catapulted:
20. Battle of Alaska:
21. Eye in the Sky (reconnaissance):
22. Operation Dynamo:
23. 70% Dive and Blackouts:
24. Flying Tin Fish:
25. Special Operations:
26. Flying Liaison:
27. Flying Grocery Store (Cargo airlift):
28. Vickers Campaign:
29. Blackburn Campaign:
30. Fairey Campaign:
31. AVRO Campaign:
32. Bristol Campaign:
33. North American Campaign:
34. Boeing Campaign:
35. Consolidated Campaign:
36. Republic Campaign:
37. Vultee Campaign:
38. Brewster Campaign:
39. Cessna Campaign:
40. Piper Campaign:
41. Lockheed Campaign:
42. Douglas Campaign:
43. Mitsubishi Campaign:
44. Nakajima Campaign:
45. Aichi Campaign:
46. Macchi Campaign:
47. Caproni Campaign:
48. SIAI Marchetti Campaign:
49. Reggiane Campaign:
50. Fiat Campaign:
51. Piaggio Campaign:
52. Bloch Campaign:
53. Dassault Campaign:
54. Morane-Saulnier Campaign:
55. Potez Campaign:
56. Dewoitine Campaign:
57. Spad Campaign:
58. Nieuport Campaign:
59. Prototypes:
I just thought of another:
Proposal: Wooden Aircraft of WW II: Campaign
Aluminum was a precious metal in WW II, so wood was to go to material for several aircraft and even certain vehicles. The campaign would focus on any aircraft that wood used in any part of its construction. This opens up the field to many different aircraft. There were some vehicles that had wood used in their construction also, so this would be open to that genre as well.
A list would be too extensive to compile here, and we all know of several wooden a/c.
ADDENDUM:
Just put together some more campaign ideas for all to take and run with and hopefully progress into a future campaign.
1. Battle for Africa:
2. Operation Watchtower:
3. Messerschmitt Campaign:
4. Dornier Campaign:
5. Junkers Campaign:
6. Fokker Campaign:
7. Pfalz Campaign:
8. Finnish Winter War:
9. Yak Campaign:
10. Tupolev Campaign:
11. Lavochkin Campaign:
12. Polikarpov Campaign:
13. Mig Campaign:
14. Operation Barbarossa:
15. Australian Military of WWII:
16. Second Sino – Japanese war (1931-1937 including WWII):
17. Naval Forces of the World:
18. War of the Atlantic:
19. Catapulted:
20. Battle of Alaska:
21. Eye in the Sky (reconnaissance):
22. Operation Dynamo:
23. 70% Dive and Blackouts:
24. Flying Tin Fish:
25. Special Operations:
26. Flying Liaison:
27. Flying Grocery Store (Cargo airlift):
28. Vickers Campaign:
29. Blackburn Campaign:
30. Fairey Campaign:
31. AVRO Campaign:
32. Bristol Campaign:
33. North American Campaign:
34. Boeing Campaign:
35. Consolidated Campaign:
36. Republic Campaign:
37. Vultee Campaign:
38. Brewster Campaign:
39. Cessna Campaign:
40. Piper Campaign:
41. Lockheed Campaign:
42. Douglas Campaign:
43. Mitsubishi Campaign:
44. Nakajima Campaign:
45. Aichi Campaign:
46. Macchi Campaign:
47. Caproni Campaign:
48. SIAI Marchetti Campaign:
49. Reggiane Campaign:
50. Fiat Campaign:
51. Piaggio Campaign:
52. Bloch Campaign:
53. Dassault Campaign:
54. Morane-Saulnier Campaign:
55. Potez Campaign:
56. Dewoitine Campaign:
57. Spad Campaign:
58. Nieuport Campaign:
59. Prototypes:
Naseby
Slovakia
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Posted: Saturday, September 21, 2019 - 08:30 PM UTC
What about a short run / less known aircraft ? Something that we have not seen build on this site before ? Or something that you never see on a model show or competition ? The really odd stuff ?
Bigrip74
Texas, United States
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Posted: Sunday, September 22, 2019 - 06:14 AM UTC
Quoted Text
What about a short run / less known aircraft ? Something that we have not seen build on this site before ? Or something that you never see on a model show or competition ? The really odd stuff ?
That is a great IDEA!
Posted: Sunday, September 22, 2019 - 06:56 AM UTC
Bob, Bob, Bob, you left Vought off of your big list
Corsair I & II, Crusader, Cutlass, Pirate, Kingfisher, Vindicator, Flying Flapjack.
Corsair I & II, Crusader, Cutlass, Pirate, Kingfisher, Vindicator, Flying Flapjack.
Bigrip74
Texas, United States
Joined: February 22, 2008
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Posted: Sunday, September 22, 2019 - 07:05 AM UTC
Quoted Text
Bob, Bob, Bob, you left Vought off of your big list
Corsair I & II, Crusader, Cutlass, Pirate, Kingfisher, Vindicator, Flying Flapjack.
If it took off from or landed on an aircraft carrier it
qualifies.
So that qualifies (16) B-25A models.
Bob
Posted: Sunday, September 22, 2019 - 07:10 AM UTC
I'm talking about your big list of Campaign Ideas.
and you might want to consider mergers and acquisitions Consolidated-Vultee-Convair-General Dynamics, maybe break it off before the Lockheed-Martin buildup.
and you might want to consider mergers and acquisitions Consolidated-Vultee-Convair-General Dynamics, maybe break it off before the Lockheed-Martin buildup.
Bigrip74
Texas, United States
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Posted: Sunday, September 22, 2019 - 07:15 AM UTC
Mark, I was putting this list up for anyone who wished to take it an run with the idea.
So if you get a tickle on one of those posted make it yours and Ill join the campaign that you submit and run.
Bob
So if you get a tickle on one of those posted make it yours and Ill join the campaign that you submit and run.
Bob
Posted: Sunday, September 22, 2019 - 07:47 AM UTC
That's pretty much the goal I had when I stated this thread!
Bigrip74
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Posted: Sunday, September 22, 2019 - 08:07 AM UTC
Quoted Text
That's pretty much the goal I had when I stated this thread!
Mark, I am glad that you started this. It makes the electricity work in the brain and maybe others will take any of the ideas and run with one or more. If you see one that peeks your interest. Fix it up and I will follow/join in.
Bob
Posted: Monday, September 23, 2019 - 06:51 AM UTC
OK, Bob, it took me a day. What do you think about this?
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