Spring 1945
Any inacuracies or errors are strictly my responsibility. This product is a freeware offering to the flight sim community. It may not be sold or supplied for charge or fee, either alone or as part of a package. This is my blood and sweat, if I'm not going to make any money off it, nobody else is either!
I encourage repaints, but if you want to distribute any of my files, please get permission first! No files in the original package can be altered without permission of the authors.
I do not guarantee that this plane will work on your system. It works on mine, sorry but everyone else has to figure it out for themselves. It was designed using the best information I could find that it would be compatible, and at the very least cause no harm, but I offer no warrantees. Your computer blows up, you are on your own.
Feedback appreciated! Drop me a line at: pstrany@norwich.net
More Dora variants and skins are available at the Virtual Wings or Redwulfs JV 44 site.
I'd like to thank all those who helped me with this project: I know I've forgotten some of you, but know that it was purely unintentional, it is just that so many folks have offered assistance, suggestions and encouragement that I am simply overwhelmed.
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Thanks to the Redwulfs. They provided support and research data for this project, as well as several individuals who ddirectly worked on various aspects of the project, including Sander de Cocq (Redwulf 53) who did the panel and much of the work on the virtual cockpit, and Matt Fox (Redwulf 19) who helped with the .AIR file. Thanks also to Mike Hambly for the original Jumo sound files (a very early effort), and also to Dr. Herbert Schneider, flyingdoc, who did a great deal of work on the sound files and the sound.cfg file to bring them up to CFS2 standards. Thanks to Hawkind for his research, and to all who helped with the .DP files. Thanks to all the beta testers, with all their helpful comments and suggestions. Thanks to the folks at Freeflight Design Forum for their help and patience answering my endless questions. Thanks to Dave Eckert for his great tutorials and also for his pilot figure. Thanks to Jon Wold and Netwings for providing all of us with an open forum to discuss and exchange ideas. Thanks to my fellow designers for your suggestions and help, to all the wonderful people who have offered an encouraging word. Thanks to Louis Sinclair for his help and for FSDS, thanks to Konstantin Kukushkin for AA, and thanks to Mike Crosthwaite for SDLEdit, all indispensible tools. Thanks to all who write all the little utility programs. Thanks also to Microsoft, who continues to develop Flight Sim and Combat Flight Sim (though I would really appreciate better documentation the next time around!)