European Air War - The Gen

This a Dell, W10. I inherited it from Krys when she moved up to something better. It cost £1200 in 2012, was then specifically setup for graphic work. Cross fingers, it has been performing okay since windows reinstall, but I'm still wary. Most of data saved, including all EAW stuff. Biggest casualty...

My W10 computer has gone do-lally. It has required a fresh windows install. I think have all eaw stuff backed up, but it's going to be a faff putting everything back where it should be.

I had the Airfix plastic models flying on my bedroom ceiling as well!

I'm sure we can dig up the info. I don't think there were too many of them.

You can't stop.

How about doing some of the Russian and Italian planes?

Wiki suggests here that there were some aerial contests with British and Commonwealth aircraft, and that some German pilots did fly for the Ottomans. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ottoman_Aviation_Squadrons#World_War_I By 1916, the growing air force had 81 pilots and observers and about 90 airplanes...

What did the Austrians and Russians use?

Whilst we're about it, we also have a perfectly good Middle East geophysical map, but was there much air combat between Allied and Ottoman forces?

The map as shown isn't a WW1 map, its for 2WW use. I put it up to show the area covered by the geophysical tiling map underlying. The geography is much the same for 1WW or 2WW use. All else is down to target layouts, frontline files, and map screen artwork. Accordingly most of the front line you sho...

Apart from new planes, could we, in the future, do other fronts like the Italian front or the Russian front? It's an idea I already have a map which includes Italy, the Balkans, and the Ukranian part of the Russian front. We've been working on the planes for some time. http://mogggy.org/pictures/ta...

Good idea.

Thanks Ray, I need to get Christmas out of the way.

Suggest we just offer the package - I can host from a basic web page.

Can mess about with existing TWF maps and screens and whsat I could put together.

Over at SimHQ, Sandbagger has posted that he is taking down the Tally-Ho site in January, and advises anyone who wants to download anything, to do it before then.

Okay.