Question about u-boat type VII B/C model

brackenan · 12-27-10, 03:05 PM

Don't get me wrong I love how realistic the game is, especially with the GWX3 mod. However, I have noticed a small error in the u-boat type VII and IX design. It has nothing to do with GWX, it is simply an error from when the game came out. The bridge (turm) of these u-boats is slightly incorrect in design. On the aft section of the bridge (i.e. where the flak guns are), the section should be lower than the forward section. I have done months of research into the German U-boats to prove this. In the pics I've seen it appears that the aft section of the bridge should be about 10-12 inches lower than the forward section. Has anyone else noticed this? It may be my perfectionism coming out but it kinda bugs me lol! Is there anyone out there who knows how to redo the model of the subs? What programs can be used? If I knew what programs that can be used I would gladly learn them and fix the error and post them on the site.

Thanks,

Andrew

12-27-10, 03:05 PM	#1
brackenan Swabbie Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Cleveland, OH Posts: 11 Downloads: 38 Uploads: 0	Question about u-boat type VII B/C model Don't get me wrong I love how realistic the game is, especially with the GWX3 mod. However, I have noticed a small error in the u-boat type VII and IX design. It has nothing to do with GWX, it is simply an error from when the game came out. The bridge (turm) of these u-boats is slightly incorrect in design. On the aft section of the bridge (i.e. where the flak guns are), the section should be lower than the forward section. I have done months of research into the German U-boats to prove this. In the pics I've seen it appears that the aft section of the bridge should be about 10-12 inches lower than the forward section. Has anyone else noticed this? It may be my perfectionism coming out but it kinda bugs me lol! Is there anyone out there who knows how to redo the model of the subs? What programs can be used? If I knew what programs that can be used I would gladly learn them and fix the error and post them on the site. Thanks, Andrew