Mossie Footage

[Pilot Pacifier]

For those of you may be interested, here is a link to a website that has CGI generated footage of WWII aircraft. The "Merlin" footage is so good that it is hard to tell that it is computer generated.
Because the website is in Japanese, you will be asked to download a small Japanese Text program enabling you to see the characters, it's only a few Kb in size and is well worth it.

This is the link...
http://www.angel.ne.jp/~tochy/

Pilot Pacifier

[Ian Corrigible]

Goddamn, that is realistic.

:ooh:

I/C

[Onan the Clumsy]

agreed, which makes it odd then that he would use a ~ url and not have his own web site :confused:



(that was computer banter btw)

[eastern wiseguy]

Remake of "633 Squadron" anyone?:ok:

[MightyGem]

Beats anything I've seen at the cinema.:ok:

[doubledolphins]

Amazing.Nice to see what my old Airfix kits are geting up to in Toy Heaven. The "1945" clip is quite moving too.

[Gainesy]

Amazing graphics but the audio lets it down a bit, the "air-to-air" audio sounded just like a Tu-95, still I suppose he has never heard a Mossie.

[airborne_artist]

A friend of mine has home video footage of the RR Mossie displaying (ie beating up) Salisbury Hall, which is close to the M25. He positioned himself close to the m-way to get the shots, and the sound track is peppered with squeals of brakes as drivers suddenly have a what the f:mad:k was that moment!

I'll see if I can find him and get it digitised.

[Navaleye]

I want more! Much more. AA Happy to help with digitizing your footage if needed. I have the kit here to do it.