Have a look at these, guys!   

 

https://riseofflight.com/forum/topic/51630-new-flying-circus-pilots-concepts/

Doesn't look quite evil enough for me.      I was hoping for something more like this:

 

 

Sarcasm.  Yes, what they drew looks like they're trying to make it look excessively evil, like that's what we want to emulate.

 

Not me.

Oooh my! They do look butch, don't they!

Needs music:

 

 

Needs music:

 

Great choice!   

My initial impression was a winter uniform is what they were going for. I don't think their intent was for such an intimidating look. At least, I hope not.

This would be much better.....

 

would piloten actually fly with their field cap on? Wouldn't it blow away or if applied with a strap not be very warm?

Yeah, I agree. Flying with your field cap is ridiculous.

Here's Richthofen readying for a flight in 1917, around the 45 second mark.

Those overcoats just don't look that warm; and no whale grease on the face or even a muffler over the face.  Summer?

 

What's in the squirt can....oil or fuel?  Looked like he was putting it in a spark plug hole, but I didn't see anybody putting plugs back in.

The archive footage is from September 1917.

 

You can verify that through the Dr.I.  Richthofen is flying F.I 102/17, with which he scored victories 60 and 61.  It's also the same machine that was transferred to Kurt Wolff after Richthofen went on leave.  Kurt Wolff himself had come back from leave on September 11th.  And it was in F.I 102/17 that Wolff was killed, on September 15th.

 

Here's F.I 102/17 with Anthony Fokker in the cockpit, and General-Major von Lossberg and Richthofen standing nearby.  This was taken at Marckebeeke, Belgium with Jasta 11.

 

 

And here is the F.I 102/17, on or after September 15th, after being shot down by Camels of No.10 and No.70 RNAS.

 

 

No idea about the engine stuff.

There is only on valve on top of the cylinder  (monosaupe). They were at the spot where the valve opens and squirting in  a fuel  and oil mixture to prime the cylinder. You have to do the cylinders individually. Similar to a 2 stroke, the fresh fuel and oil mixture is sucked in through ports in the bottom of the cylinder.

 

There is nothing like being close to one of these engines when fired up and smelling the burnt castor oil. It lets you know that this is the real deal.

I'm excited about Flying Circus. It's been refreshing flying BoS and seeing up to 60 or more people on a server. Totally different experience than ROF. Hopefully Flying Circus will draw the numbers. 

That's my getup for motorcycle cold weather garb (missing the skull face-shield)

I'm excited about Flying Circus. It's been refreshing flying BoS and seeing up to 60 or more people on a server. Totally different experience than ROF. Hopefully Flying Circus will draw the numbers. 

 

FC's VR should be just as beautiful as BoX's, in which case, I'm already in love 

What are the graphic requirements going to be? Or i should say, suggested by you fellas in BoS?

I do quite well with an Nvidia 1070 G1

I have a 1060 and it runs fine

I am still running a 970 and I have it at full spec. I will upgrade if needed. This pc is now 3 yrs old.