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Hovercraft?
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TCA-ECF
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Hovercraft?
I am not sure what your plans are for added content but I would love to see a hovercraft in this mod, or any mod for that matter. Mounted machine guns and space for say 5 teamates?
What fun!
What fun!
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Doug97
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Re: Hovercraft?
This is a damn good idea, wish I'd thought of it. I'm sure I've seen huge hovercraft on TV that can land armoured vehicles - can't remember which country uses them, though. Anybody any ideas?TCA-ECF wrote:I am not sure what your plans are for added content but I would love to see a hovercraft in this mod, or any mod for that matter. Mounted machine guns and space for say 5 teamates?
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It would be cool to have a full amphibious assault level, where a hovercraft is used to take APCs which in turn are full of men up the beaches!
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TerribleOne
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TCA-ECF
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You could even have a smaller type hovercraft that fits 2-3 people like a jeep. This would be very fun for a maps with lots of water and wetlands.
Make them fast, but also make them hard to control, eg. use the basic pricinpals of physics and have them slide around corners etc, and go light on the armor so a rocket can take them out easily just like a jeep.
If I had any modeling skills whatsoever, I would attempt a model. But as it stands, if I were to attempt to model it would most likely turn out like a 5 year olds crayon drawing
Make them fast, but also make them hard to control, eg. use the basic pricinpals of physics and have them slide around corners etc, and go light on the armor so a rocket can take them out easily just like a jeep.
If I had any modeling skills whatsoever, I would attempt a model. But as it stands, if I were to attempt to model it would most likely turn out like a 5 year olds crayon drawing
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BrokenArrow
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Eddie Baker
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There used to be in Vietnam, the PACV (Patrol Air Cushion Vehicle). Nowadays, I'm not sure. I once saw a small, military hovercraft in the York River, but given that location, I can't be sure if it was a Vietnam era one heading for a display or something that was from Yorktown NWS or even (dunh-dunh-dunh!) Camp Peary.BrokenArrow wrote:is there a smaller type hovercraft in use though?
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Super6
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i went to the air and sea show in jacksonville one year and they had the LCAC (el-kak,
) which can carry 12 hummers, 4 apcs, or 2 tanks (at least one, not sure) and a bunch of people. The US army uses them, possibly Korean but if US uses them UK does and Isreal will soon. The original BF2 had the LCAC in it but got taken out at the last minute, probably will be in the X-pack.
Great pics here: (scroll down for the real pics, not models) https://www.quicktechhobby.com/Hovercra ... RCRAFT.htm

Great pics here: (scroll down for the real pics, not models) https://www.quicktechhobby.com/Hovercra ... RCRAFT.htm

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Eddie Baker
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LCACs belong to the US Navy. And the UK has had hovercraft in service for years. Here is a photo of their LCAC-Light.Super6 wrote:i went to the air and sea show in jacksonville one year and they had the LCAC (el-kak,) which can carry 12 hummers, 4 apcs, or 2 tanks (at least one, not sure) and a bunch of people. The US army uses them, possibly Korean but if US uses them UK does and Isreal will soon.

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CobraPhantom
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TCA-ECF
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I would love to see something like this coded in[R-DEV wrote:Eddie Baker]LCACs belong to the US Navy. And the UK has had hovercraft in service for years. Here is a photo of their LCAC-Light.Super6 wrote:i went to the air and sea show in jacksonville one year and they had the LCAC (el-kak,) which can carry 12 hummers, 4 apcs, or 2 tanks (at least one, not sure) and a bunch of people. The US army uses them, possibly Korean but if US uses them UK does and Isreal will soon.





