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WINGS OVER THE REICH
- THE BATTLE OF FRANCE -
EXPANSION DLC 1
(WORLD WAR II)
Digital DOWNLOAD only (for PC).
8th June 2026: WOFF ‘DAWN SKIES’ EXPANSION DLC 3 is OUT NOW!
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Previously WOTR BOF was $35
NOW ONLY $25.00*
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PLEASE NOTE: WOTR ‘Battle of France’ Expansion
is an Add-on for ‘WOTR’ so you must also own,
and have installed, the base simulator, ‘WOTR’
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EXPANSION DLC 1
(WORLD WAR I)
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WINGS OVER FLANDERS FIELDS
‘THE LAST HURRAH’
EXPANSION DLC 2
(WORLD WAR I)
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WINGS OVER FLANDERS FIELDS
‘DAWN SKIES’
EXPANSION DLC 3
(WORLD WAR I)
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Note: Expansion DLCs require the base sim WOFF BH&H II, and any preceding DLCs (if any) in that series
to work. So each new DLC in the series expands on the previous.
Examples; WOFF DLC 3 requires previously released DLC 2, DLC 1, plus the base sim WOFF BH&H II.
If you only want up to DLC 2, then you also need DLC 1 and the base sim WOFF BH&H II.
DLC 1
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DLC 3
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WOTR
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DLC 1
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WOFF BH&H II WITH OVER THE TOP DLC 1 BUNDLE
This DLC1 is for users who previously bought only
WOFF BH&H II - not needed if you purchase the
WOFF BH&HII with OTT DLC 1 BUNDLE!
WINGS OVER FLANDERS FIELDS
BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL II
OVER THE TOP
EXPANSION DLC 1
BUNDLE !
(WORLD WAR I)
Digital DOWNLOADS only (for PC)
Includes the Base sim (required for all WOFF DLC)
plus OTT DLC 1 BUNDLE.
+
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WOTR WITH THE BATTLE OF FRANCE DLC 1 BUNDLE
DLC 1
DLC 1
WOFF BH&H II
The base sim
+
* plus taxes if applicable.
This DLC1 is for users who previously bought only
WOTR - not needed if you purchase the
WOTR with BOF DLC 1 BUNDLE!
DLC 1
WOFF BH&H II
The base sim
EXPANSION DLCS
EXPANSION DLCS
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PRODUCTS AVAILABLE
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‘THE LAST HURRAH’ EXPANSION DLC 2 - NEW FEATURES
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Below is a extensive list of features added into The Last Hurrah Expansion DLC 2, additional to WOFF BH&H II.
12. Added French and Belgian Farman F40 Squads - for full campaign immersion.
13. Added German SSW DIII Squads - for full campaign immersion.
14. Many improved aircraft models and textures
A few examples;
Albatros DIII early - model improvements and newly designed skins thanks to James ‘OvS’
Snipe new step-up and improvements
SPAD VII - newly designed skins thanks to “Graf”
SPAD XIII - newly designed skins thanks to “Graf”
Plus 100s of new skins included.
Many thanks to the skinners.
15. Improved aircraft skin copying code for visual improvements in the sim.
16. Revised Balloon attack and defence aircraft numbers from B flight.
17. Many other improvements such as improved allied pilot models and textures, 100s of new improved aircraft
skins.
Mods - We strongly recommend UNINSTALLING ALL MODS before installing WOFF TLH.
Many mods will no longer be compatible with WOFF TLH because of fundamental changes in the
Campaign Engine, airfields and their setup, and the Run Time Engine.
PLEASE NOTE
This is Expansion 2 / DLC 2 for WOFF BH&H II with Over The Top Expansion only.
I.e. you must own both the base simulator, WINGS OVER FLANDERS FIELDS BETWEEN HEAVEN & HELL II, and also
Over The Top Expansion, and have them installed, to be able to use this product.
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Siemens-Schuckert SSW D.III
Farman F.40
The Farman F.40 was a 'pusher' reconnaissance aircraft.
It was developed from a mix of the Maurice Farman-designed MF.11 and the Henry Farman-designed HF.22.
The F.40, popularly called the Horace Farman had an overall smoother crew nacelle. An open tail boom
truss supported a horizontal tailplane and a curved fin. The aircraft went into production in 1915. This
type equipped 40 French Air Force escadrilles. They operated for just over a year, but were replaced in
early 1917. The F.40 was also used by RNAS 5 Wing and Belgian forces in France.
The SSW D.III arrived in March 1918 into Jagdstaffel 2.
It had an extraordinary climb rate, and some were fitted with the Siemens-Halske Sh.IIIa 160kw rotary
engines, generating around 205 HP.
The unique engine internals rotated in a counter direction to the propeller and thus 900 rpm gave the same
effect as 1800 rpm, although this meant a special four-bladed propeller had to be used due to the slower
spinning prop. The main problem with the SSW’s initial effectiveness, was that the earlier engines
developed serious problems with overheating and piston seizure, later traced to the Voltol mineral oil used.
This was later corrected, and the cowl was also cut away to further to help cooling.
2. Reduced memory load, and load time for missions with new aircraft model cloning system.
The new system allows for more instances of a specific aircraft that can now be put up in Campaign with unique
skins - up to 36 skin per aircraft type!
3. New 'real' water and river systems through out the theater for all periods a major upgrade for realism.
Especially effective when seen from altitude. The previous rivers are available in workshops.
4. Campaign Duty Roster now displays the basic weather for the day.
5. New moving weather front systems.
On Days with Precipitation, the player can now change his flight hour to either fly before the rain (when the weather
front is 'Moving in'), or after the rain (when the weather front is 'Moving away').
The window of opportunity is smaller on 'historically cancelled' flight days, i.e. the rain lasts for a longer period of the
day.
The precipitation weather system is recreated in game either to the west or east of the player's airfield under
these circumstances.
This results in far fewer cancelled flights due to precipitation during the player's campaign.
Be aware, that if the target is in the same locale/direction as the incoming or receding weather front, the player will
fly into rain.
6. Added 4 new generic Airfields for all nations taking the total to 7, and thus realising 35 generic Airfields across all
nations.
7. Airfields within a certain distance of the Front Lines now can receive a damaged status.
8. A unique instance for the player’s Airfield can now sustain damage to hangars and repairs over time and
craters appear after being bombed.
9. New Ground Crew Activity at airfields! These change from run to run giving diverse Airfield appearance and activity
levels. See various crews, going about their business at the airfield. This helps to bring more immersion at airfields.
Static models include Mechanics, Pilots, Soldiers, Trucks, Abulances, AA Guns, MG nests and more for each country -
Belgium, France, Britain, USA and Germany!
The level of activity seen can of course be adjusted in Workshops for performance.
10. All frontline military ground models updated
11. Implemented a full set of new static aircraft models, for instantiation as parked aircraft at airfields with various
activity - a total of 85 static aircraft models!
Up to three types of these aircraft will be placed at the player Airfield to match the current Squadron allocated craft
line up. Often you will see some being worked on by the new mechanics.
1.
NEW AIRCRAFT. New Flyable Aircraft;
‘OVER THE TOP’ Expansion DLC 1 NEW FEATURES
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1) NEW AIRCRAFT :
The AIRCRAFT also include the following IMPROVED AND UPDATED AIRCRAFT 3D models and skins:
Sopwith Camel
Nieuport 10
Nieuport 11
Nieuport 16
Nieuport 17
Nieuport 23
RAF BE2c
R.E.8
Caudron G.IV
SPAD VII
SPAD XIII
Sopwith Strutter A2
Breguet 14
Pfalz D.XII
OTHER MAIN FEATURES in OTT:
2) Implemented Nation oriented Facilities - Airfields, Army and Military facilities now reflect the nation that
is currently located at that place - changes as the war progresses.
Airfield ownership is now also based on the squadron database and reflects changes in ownership
i.e. French British American etc as the war progresses.
Belgium, France, Britain, Canada, Australia, USA, Germany
3) Implemented a new Nation - Belgium !
Aircraft database and Skins for Belgium
12 Squadrons
Airfields
Aces
Names, Pilot Bios, Ranks etc
4) Dynamic battle smoke from damaged burning building etc is now placed in the theater when a battle
is on.
5) Ranging batteries are dynamically set up in the theater for 2 seater Artillery Ranging missions
6) Overhauled UI graphics and interface systems
7) Overhauled Enlistment system - user can now enlist based on significant WW1 Battles, and see where the
proposed squadron will be located on a map with respect to the battle location or for any other
enlistment criteria, prior to enlisting.
8) Dual Roles squads : Fighter flights now protect the 2 seaters to and from the target, and at the target itself.
9) Totally Revised Dynamic 'Real Weather' systems for more immersion. Dynamic weather is generated for a
totally overhauled immersive flight experience
Comprehensive new cloud types accurately representing real world clouds that dynamically
change in flight as a real world weather system 'cells'
Wind,
Fog
Storms
Haze and Clouds are now rendered up to 150km terrain draw distance!
Improved Horizon rendering
Overhauled Dynamic changing weather in mission as you fly - based on creating 'RealWeather' system cells.
More accurate atmospherics e.g. sky becomes deeper blue at high altitudes and changes with season
Revised dawn and dusk ambient lighting
Revised atmospheric lighting
Removed the archaic 'skybox' and associated textures - implemented 'Real Sky' with dynamically
varying hues to reflect seasonal skies.
10) Implemented morning Fog patches that slowly dissipate over time as the sun rises in mission.
11) Implemented increased Haze in the morning that slowly clears as the sun rises in mission. (Weather
Type dependant)
12) WOFF now notifies the user interactively of Update/Patch availability and or Addon Aircraft Pack
availability, as well as News events.
13) Revised Autogen Trees and Increased Render Distance of Scenery Objects.
14) Increased Terrain Render Distance as well as Scenery Objects, user configurable up to 150km visibility radius!
15) Increased Cloud Render Distance, user configurable up to 150km visibility radius!
16) New Workshop settings:
Terrain Lighting Brightness -10 to +10 by Season - all day or only at dawn or dusk
Objects Lighting Brightness -10 to +10 by Season - all day or only at dawn or dusk
Turbulence Scale
In Cloud 1 to 10
Clear Air 1 to 10
Wind 1 to 10
Terrain and Cloud Render Distance to Horizon:
150Km / 125km / 100km / 75Km / 50Km radius
Cloud Render Density 1 to 10
Weather Grid Res 1 to 2
Weather System Max Size 1 to 5
Engine Reliability Normal/High
Player Never Leads
18) Tracer Rounds now automatically loaded from mid 1917 - can be overridden if required - in QC, Scenarios,
and in Campaigns as before.
19) Camels, Dolphin, Morane and Se5s can now drop bombs singly.
20) Implemented 'Player Never Leads' option in workshops.
21) Revised Engine Reliability factors and added a Normal/High Reliability setting in workshops.
22) Implemented 'Ground Crew Preparing Flight' in the campaign main GUI, during which the player cannot
go to the Briefing room.
Once the Ground crew have prepared the AC for the day then the Proceed to Briefing Room button and or the Lone Wolf
button (year dependant) is displayed.
This is a once a day occurrence to compile squadron data, irrespective of the number of sorties/flights the squad
undertakes during that day (as opposed to being compiled before every flight!)
Mods - We recommend UNINSTALLING ALL MODS before installing WOFF OTT.
Many mods will no longer be compatible with WOFF OTT because of fundamental changes in the
Campaign Engine and the Run Time Engine.
NOTE:- Consolidated Custom Facilities Airfields Mod 1.2 or greater is needed if you want to use it with OTT. Remove
older mods before installing OTT.
PLEASE NOTE
This is an Expansion / DLC for WOFF BH&H II.
So you must own the base simulator WINGS OVER FLANDERS FIELDS BETWEEN HEAVEN & HELL II to be able to use
this product.
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Pfalz D.XII
The D.XII was a well designed late war fighter, solidly made and strong. However its excessive rigging wires
caused extra work for ground crews, compared to the more popular wire-less Fokker D.VIIs, with their new
cantilever wings. Before delivery to Jastas, it was already overshadowed by the Fokker at the front in
numbers, and allegedly Pfalz bribed their way to orders.
When delivered in September 1918, it initially found a cold reception from pilots - simply because it was not
a Fokker D.VII, but in action it proved itself. With good speed, agility, and a strong dive, it could compete
with Entente late war aircraft. What let it down was its poor climb rate, and turning ability compared to the
Fokker D.VII. It was powered by a 180 h.p. Mercedes DIIIau inline water cooled engine, and armed with 2 x
7.92mm Spandau machine guns
Morane ‘Bullet’ Type N
In June 1914, the 'Bullet' as it was known, was one of the best aircraft produced by Leon and Raymond
Saulnier. A streamlined fuselage and a single 'shoulder wing' placed slightly higher on the fuselage, but still
below the pilot, helped with its speed. It was a brave design, highly sensitive to the controls, very
manoeuvrable and with a high landing speed.
However, this also caused it to be difficult to fly for all but experienced pilots. Used by the French and
British, it was fast for its day, and had good climbing ability. The Morane-Saulnier Type N influenced future
fighter designs. Power came from one 80 hp Le Rhone 9 C Rotary Engine, and the type was armed with
a single 0.303in Lewis machine gun fixed mounted.
Hanriot HD.1
This elegant, agile design was by the Rene Hanriot and Pierre Dupont partnership. It had clean lines, with
minimal external wires or cables, and appeared in mid 1916 with a reliable 110 hp Le Rhone 9 J engine. This
was too late for France who had already chosen the SPAD VII as it next main fighter after the Nieuports,
although they did use a few for shipboard fighters.
However, it saw good use with the Belgians, with 125 machines delivered from 21 August 1917, and the
Italians, with 831 delivered. The single Vickers gun was mounted port-side on the cowl originally but was
moved the centre later. It was held in such high regard, that Belgium Air Force even initially refused Sopwith
Camels to replace them in early 1918. It was powered by One 110 h.p. Le Rhone 9 J Rotary Engine, and was
fitted with a single 0.303in Vickers machine gun mounted centrally on the cowl.
Sopwith Dolphin
The Dolphin was the world's first single seat multi-gun fighter. It had two Vickers guns mounted in the cowl,
but more guns could be fitted to the central frame around the pilot, even angled upwards. Unusually for a
Sopwith design, it also had a 'backwards stagger' wing layout, providing the pilot with excellent all round
visibility. Also, the upper wings were substantially lowered so the pilot sat with his head above them to afford
an exceptionally clear and uninterrupted view.
Arriving in February 1918 it equipped some RAF squadrons to deliver ground strafing and bombing roles during
the German offensive. It was popular with pilots, but dogged by issues with the geared Hispano-Suiza engine.
One 200 hp geared V8 Hispano-Suiza 8b Engine provided power, and it was fitted with two 0.303in Vickers
machine guns, sometimes other configurations were tried including adding 2 Lewis guns on the top wing to
make 4 guns!
WINGS OVER THE REICH (‘WOTR’) FEATURES
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OBD Software is proud to bring you their trademark immersive single player combat flight simulation
experience - now for World War Two!
Features in Brief:
.: Detailed Player Flyable Aircraft:
Spitfire Mk IA
(free with the latest downloadable update installed!)
Hawker Hurricane MKI (Late)
Messerschmitt Bf109 ‘Emil’
All the above complete with fully immersive highly detailed cockpits.
.: Detailed AI only aircraft:
Junkers Ju88 A1
Junkers Ju87 B1
Messerschmitt Bf 110 C4
Dornier Do17 Z2
Heinkel He111 H2
and so many cool features, too many to list.
One example, with the latest update installed, is the ability to call in a Vector to the target if you are flight lead. See
the Downloads page for WOTR, and read through the “History of Changes” section for extensive notes on this!
Another is the specially written dynamic campaign engine to put you right in ther thick of the various phases of the
Battle of Britain if you join 11 group!
About WINGS OVER THE REICH
‘WOTR’ is an immersive WW2 Combat Flight Simulator for PC, that brings you full-on immersion in the greatest air
battle that has ever been, the ‘Battle of Britain’ (and now with WOTR Expansion, the earlier ‘Battle of France’ too).
Immerse yourself via the new dynamic campaign systems, all developed by OBD specially for WOTR uniquely for
BoB (and BoF with the Expansion installed).
Be thrilled and absorbed in the frantic dogfighting in early WW2. Choose to fight for Britain, Germany or France (with
the BoF expansion), in desperate fights to stop the early German advance!
With stunning immersive WW2 environments, OBD’s unique unmatched single player dynamic campaign system,
beautiful lighting and scenery, superb unique weather systems, and the finest WW2 Artificial Intelligence pilot system
for thrilling air combat! Now with the incredible “Battle of France" Expansion to take it further WOTR aims to be the
definitive BoB and BoF WW2 flight simulator for PC!
WOTR is unashamedly designed for single player, because gameplay matters!
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WINGS OVER THE REICH ‘BATTLE OF FRANCE’ EXPANSION DLC 1 FEATURES
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PLEASE NOTE: This is an Add-on so you must also own the base simulator,
WINGS OVER THE REICH (‘WOTR’) and have it installed to be able to install and use this EXPANSION.
Join the Blitzkrieg in Wings over the Reich: Battle of France
The Invasion Begins
Experience the intensity of 1940's blitzkrieg warfare as Germany launches a surprise attack through the Ardennes,
catching the Allies off guard. You are at the heart of the action in an unprecedented dynamic campaign crafted by
OBD, known for their record-breaking work in combat flight simulators.
Dynamic Campaign System
Choose your side - Germany, Britain, or France - and immerse yourself in a rapidly changing battlefield. Our new
campaign engine brings to life the swift and tumultuous Battle of France like never before. Witness history as the
Germans carve their path along the Somme valley, bisecting French forces and cornering the BEF and French 1st
Armies at Dunkirk.
Evacuation of Dunkirk
Take on a pivotal role in history, flying Spitfire squadrons from England to assist in the famous Dunkirk evacuation. This
is where heroism meets strategy.
Seamless Integration: Your journey doesn't end here. Seamlessly transition from the Battle of France to the Battle of
Britain, continuing your pilot's career across these iconic campaigns, available for many British squadrons. That makes
it one continuous war story!
New Additions :
Scenery:
Explore new airfields, admire the updated grass textures, and marvel at the detailed Dunkirk area, complete with
landmarks like the Mole and the Lighthouse.
Added Flyable Aircraft:
Test your skills in the Curtiss Hawk 75-A2, BF109E3, and others. For Battle of Britain enthusiasts, the cannon-
armed Spitfire MkIb (Early), Spitfire MkIb, and Spitfire MkIIa await.
AI Aircraft:
Engage with the Bloch MB152, Morane MS406, Potez 63.11, Fairey Battle MkI, and Blenheim MkIV.
Ground Realism:
Witness German tanks advancing into France, capturing bridges and airfields. Observe the main armies moving across
the battlefield in a real-time simulation of war.
More to Explore:
Dive deeper into the game's features in the 'News' section. Please ensure you check the 'Requirements' on the Support
page before purchasing, to fully prepare for this unparalleled combat flight experience.
For WOTR Fans: With numerous enhancements and additions, this is a must-have for any enthusiast of the series.
Wings over the Reich: Battle of France offers a unique blend of historical accuracy and immersive gameplay.
Complete AIRCRAFT list with WOTR Expansion Battle of France installed;
British Flyable
Hurricane MkIa
Spitfire MkIa
Spitfire MKIb (early)
Spitfire MkIb
Spitfire MkIIa
British AI only
Fairey Battle MkI
Bristol Blenheim MkIV
French Flyable
Curtiss H-75A2
French AI only
Potez 63.11
Bloch MB.152 C.1
Morane M.S.406 C.1
German Flyable:
BF 109-E3
BF 109-E4
German AI only:
JU88-A1
JU87-B1
Do17-Z2
He111-H2
Bf 110 C4
Brand New Ground Unit models in BoF:
British
Cruiser MkIII tank
Matilda MkI tank
Vickers Light tank MkVI
MG crew
Searchlight crew
French
Citroen Truck open and soft top
Somua S35 tank
Renault R35 tank
MG crew
Searchlight crew
German
Opel Blitz Truck open and soft top
Panzer I
Panzer II
Panzer III
88mm Flak
MG crew
Searchlight crew
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WINGS OVER THE REICH ‘BATTLE OF FRANCE’ EXPANSION DLC 1 FEATURES
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PLEASE NOTE: This is an Add-on so you must also own the base simulator,
WINGS OVER THE REICH (‘WOTR’) and have it installed to be able to install and use this EXPANSION.
Join the Blitzkrieg in Wings over the Reich: Battle of France
The Invasion Begins
Experience the intensity of 1940's blitzkrieg warfare as Germany launches a surprise attack through the Ardennes,
catching the Allies off guard. You are at the heart of the action in an unprecedented dynamic campaign crafted by
OBD, known for their record-breaking work in combat flight simulators.
Dynamic Campaign System
Choose your side - Germany, Britain, or France - and immerse yourself in a rapidly changing battlefield. Our new
campaign engine brings to life the swift and tumultuous Battle of France like never before. Witness history as the
Germans carve their path along the Somme valley, bisecting French forces and cornering the BEF and French 1st
Armies at Dunkirk.
Evacuation of Dunkirk
Take on a pivotal role in history, flying Spitfire squadrons from England to assist in the famous Dunkirk evacuation. This
is where heroism meets strategy.
Seamless Integration: Your journey doesn't end here. Seamlessly transition from the Battle of France to the Battle of
Britain, continuing your pilot's career across these iconic campaigns, available for many British squadrons. That makes
it one continuous war story!
New Additions :
Scenery:
Explore new airfields, admire the updated grass textures, and marvel at the detailed Dunkirk area, complete with
landmarks like the Mole and the Lighthouse.
Added Flyable Aircraft:
Test your skills in the Curtiss Hawk 75-A2, BF109E3, and others. For Battle of Britain enthusiasts, the cannon-
armed Spitfire MkIb (Early), Spitfire MkIb, and Spitfire MkIIa await.
AI Aircraft:
Engage with the Bloch MB152, Morane MS406, Potez 63.11, Fairey Battle MkI, and Blenheim MkIV.
Ground Realism:
Witness German tanks advancing into France, capturing bridges and airfields. Observe the main armies moving across
the battlefield in a real-time simulation of war.
More to Explore:
Dive deeper into the game's features in the 'News' section. Please ensure you check the 'Requirements' on the Support
page before purchasing, to fully prepare for this unparalleled combat flight experience.
For WOTR Fans: With numerous enhancements and additions, this is a must-have for any enthusiast of the series.
Wings over the Reich: Battle of France offers a unique blend of historical accuracy and immersive gameplay.
Complete AIRCRAFT list with WOTR Expansion Battle of France installed;
British Flyable
Hurricane MkIa
Spitfire MkIa
Spitfire MKIb (early)
Spitfire MkIb
Spitfire MkIIa
British AI only
Fairey Battle MkI
Bristol Blenheim MkIV
French Flyable
Curtiss H-75A2
French AI only
Potez 63.11
Bloch MB.152 C.1
Morane M.S.406 C.1
German Flyable:
BF 109-E3
BF 109-E4
German AI only:
JU88-A1
JU87-B1
Do17-Z2
He111-H2
Bf 110 C4
Brand New Ground Unit models in BoF:
British
Cruiser MkIII tank
Matilda MkI tank
Vickers Light tank MkVI
MG crew
Searchlight crew
French
Citroen Truck open and soft top
Somua S35 tank
Renault R35 tank
MG crew
Searchlight crew
German
Opel Blitz Truck open and soft top
Panzer I
Panzer II
Panzer III
88mm Flak
MG crew
Searchlight crew
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‘DAWN SKIES’ EXPANSION DLC 3 - NEW FEATURES
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(Note: Dawn Skies DLC 3 requires you also own and have installed; WOFF BH&H II, plus WOFF OTT
Expansion DLC 1 and WOFF TLH Expansion DLC 2).
The 'Gunbus' as it was known, was the world's first operational fighter aircraft. This early British two-
seat pusher, first flew on 17 July 1914. It was with No.11 Squadron in 1915, making them the first true
fighter squadron.
The Gunbus was very slow which caused Lt A.J Insall (F.B.5 Observer) to describe it thus - 'It never
pretended to be capable of setting speed or height records. It was quite happy bumbling along above the
German Army, booming its sonorous defiance for all to hear and never evading a trial of strength.'
The Gunbus was powered by the Gnome 100hp rotary engine, and was armed with a forward firing 0.303
in Lewis machine gun.
Based on the Albatros B.II, the C.I reversed the pilot and observer seating
so that the observer occupied the rear cockpit, this set the standard for later German two-
seaters. Typically it was armed with a ring-mounted 7.92 mm (0.312 in) Parabellum MG14.
Starting frontline service during late April 1915, it quickly proved itself to be a success, leading
to 228 operational aircraft by the year end.
It comprised a large slice (42%) of the total strength of C-types. Noted pilots such as Oswald
Boelcke and Manfred von Richthofen flew in the type. It was reliable, easy to maintain, stable
and strong, and thus ideal for all two-seater roles early on in the war.
Power came from a 150 h.p. Mercedes DIII inline water cooled engine. It could carry a small
loadout of Carbonit 10kg bombs.
The F.E.8's nacelle was an all-metal structure of duralumin, and steel tube. Although arriving at the front
six months later than the similar D.H.2, it was not a great improvement. It was just a little faster but less
manoeuvrable. The type only became fully operational in August 1916 and was already outclassed.
However, Ace Edwin Benbow in an F.E.8 forced down a German fighter, probably Manfred Von Richthofen,
6 March 1917.
It was still at the front with No.41 squadron until July 1917, the last single-seater pusher squadron in the
war. The F.E.8 was commonly powered by the Gnome 100hp rotary engine, and was armed with a
forward firing 0.303 in Lewis machine gun, and it could carry a small load of 25lb Cooper bombs.
F.E.8 cockpit
Vickers F.B.5 ‘GunBus’ cockpit
R.A.F. F.E.8 (fighter)
Albatros C.I (two-seater)
Vickers F.B.5 Gunbus (fighter two-seater)
1. Implemented a Victories Scoreboard! Now you can see how you fare with the current
Top Scoring Historical Aces of the day, by checking in the Duty Room to view who has the
most Victories at that date (including the player)!
2. Added Albatros C.I Aircraft to German Squads - for full campaign immersion. There are
too many squadrons to list as at one point it occupied approximately 42% of the German
two seater force in 1915/16! Loadouts include 10kg Carbonit Bombs, and a camera for
Recon Wars.
3. Added Vickers F.B.5 ‘Gunbus’ and R.A.F. F.E.8 to British Squads - for full campaign
immersion.
The F.B.5 will appear in RFC 2, 11, 18, 41. The F.E.8 appears in RFC 29, 40, 41.
The player can fly these aircraft in a full campaign and they will also appear in the
theatre used by the AI in the correct squadrons and for the correct service life of the aircraft.
The F.E.8 can carry a small load of 25lb Cooper bombs.
4. Improved aircraft models :- Albatros D.I, D.II, and Fokker E.IV.
5. British Pilots can now request transfer to England.
6. The Dossier active "Campaign/Mission Flight" status is now only reflected when browsing
the Player Pilot Dossiers Otherwise the relevant status of the pilot in the current squadron is
displayed.
7. Implemented a new chalkboard font "Ink Free" on all chalkboard displays.
8. Reduced Static aircraft count at Airfields in early years to better match historical data.
10. Static aircraft at airfields are now dynamic in terms of where they may be, and how many
are placed for each sortie for increased airfield activity variation.
11. Claims for Pilots with Aviatik B.I and B.II will no longer be processed on time advance.
12. Created a new special role type for fighter aircraft that have no gun allocated for
the pilot, to ensure observer/gunner allocation e.g. F.B.5.
13. NEW FLYABLE AIRCRAFT :
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‘OVER THE TOP’ Expansion DLC 1 NEW FEATURES
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Note you require WOFF BH&H II to use this!
1) NEW AIRCRAFT :
The AIRCRAFT also include the following IMPROVED AND UPDATED AIRCRAFT 3D models and skins:
Sopwith Camel
Nieuport 10
Nieuport 11
Nieuport 16
Nieuport 17
Nieuport 23
RAF BE2c
R.E.8
Caudron G.IV
SPAD VII
SPAD XIII
Sopwith Strutter A2
Breguet 14
Pfalz D.XII
OTHER MAIN FEATURES in OTT:
2) Implemented Nation oriented Facilities - Airfields, Army and Military facilities now reflect the nation that
is currently located at that place - changes as the war progresses.
Airfield ownership is now also based on the squadron database and reflects changes in ownership
i.e. French British American etc as the war progresses.
Belgium, France, Britain, Canada, Australia, USA, Germany
3) Implemented a new Nation - Belgium !
Aircraft database and Skins for Belgium
12 Squadrons
Airfields
Aces
Names, Pilot Bios, Ranks etc
4) Dynamic battle smoke from damaged burning building etc is now placed in the theater when a battle
is on.
5) Ranging batteries are dynamically set up in the theater for 2 seater Artillery Ranging missions
6) Overhauled UI graphics and interface systems
7) Overhauled Enlistment system - user can now enlist based on significant WW1 Battles, and see where the
proposed squadron will be located on a map with respect to the battle location or for any other
enlistment criteria, prior to enlisting.
8) Dual Roles squads : Fighter flights now protect the 2 seaters to and from the target, and at the target itself.
9) Totally Revised Dynamic 'Real Weather' systems for more immersion. Dynamic weather is generated for a
totally overhauled immersive flight experience
Comprehensive new cloud types accurately representing real world clouds that dynamically
change in flight as a real world weather system 'cells'
Wind,
Fog
Storms
Haze and Clouds are now rendered up to 150km terrain draw distance!
Improved Horizon rendering
Overhauled Dynamic changing weather in mission as you fly - based on creating 'RealWeather' system cells.
More accurate atmospherics e.g. sky becomes deeper blue at high altitudes and changes with season
Revised dawn and dusk ambient lighting
Revised atmospheric lighting
Removed the archaic 'skybox' and associated textures - implemented 'Real Sky' with dynamically
varying hues to reflect seasonal skies.
10) Implemented morning Fog patches that slowly dissipate over time as the sun rises in mission.
11) Implemented increased Haze in the morning that slowly clears as the sun rises in mission. (Weather
Type dependant)
12) WOFF now notifies the user interactively of Update/Patch availability and or Addon Aircraft Pack
availability, as well as News events.
13) Revised Autogen Trees and Increased Render Distance of Scenery Objects.
14) Increased Terrain Render Distance as well as Scenery Objects, user configurable up to 150km visibility radius!
15) Increased Cloud Render Distance, user configurable up to 150km visibility radius!
16) New Workshop settings:
Terrain Lighting Brightness -10 to +10 by Season - all day or only at dawn or dusk
Objects Lighting Brightness -10 to +10 by Season - all day or only at dawn or dusk
Turbulence Scale
In Cloud 1 to 10
Clear Air 1 to 10
Wind 1 to 10
Terrain and Cloud Render Distance to Horizon:
150Km / 125km / 100km / 75Km / 50Km radius
Cloud Render Density 1 to 10
Weather Grid Res 1 to 2
Weather System Max Size 1 to 5
Engine Reliability Normal/High
Player Never Leads
18) Tracer Rounds now automatically loaded from mid 1917 - can be overridden if required - in QC, Scenarios,
and in Campaigns as before.
19) Camels, Dolphin, Morane and Se5s can now drop bombs singly.
20) Implemented 'Player Never Leads' option in workshops.
21) Revised Engine Reliability factors and added a Normal/High Reliability setting in workshops.
22) Implemented 'Ground Crew Preparing Flight' in the campaign main GUI, during which the player cannot
go to the Briefing room.
Once the Ground crew have prepared the AC for the day then the Proceed to Briefing Room button and or the Lone Wolf
button (year dependant) is displayed.
This is a once a day occurrence to compile squadron data, irrespective of the number of sorties/flights the squad
undertakes during that day (as opposed to being compiled before every flight!)
Mods - We recommend UNINSTALLING ALL MODS before installing WOFF OTT.
Many mods will no longer be compatible with WOFF OTT because of fundamental changes in the
Campaign Engine and the Run Time Engine.
NOTE:- Consolidated Custom Facilities Airfields Mod 1.2 or greater is needed if you want to use it with OTT. Remove
older mods before installing OTT.
PLEASE NOTE
This is an Expansion / DLC for WOFF BH&H II.
So you must own the base simulator WINGS OVER FLANDERS FIELDS BETWEEN HEAVEN & HELL II to be able to use
this product.
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Pfalz D.XII
The D.XII was a well designed late war fighter, solidly made and strong. However its excessive rigging wires
caused extra work for ground crews, compared to the more popular wire-less Fokker D.VIIs, with their new
cantilever wings. Before delivery to Jastas, it was already overshadowed by the Fokker at the front in
numbers, and allegedly Pfalz bribed their way to orders.
When delivered in September 1918, it initially found a cold reception from pilots - simply because it was not
a Fokker D.VII, but in action it proved itself. With good speed, agility, and a strong dive, it could compete
with Entente late war aircraft. What let it down was its poor climb rate, and turning ability compared to the
Fokker D.VII. It was powered by a 180 h.p. Mercedes DIIIau inline water cooled engine, and armed with 2 x
7.92mm Spandau machine guns
Morane ‘Bullet’ Type N
In June 1914, the 'Bullet' as it was known, was one of the best aircraft produced by Leon and Raymond
Saulnier. A streamlined fuselage and a single 'shoulder wing' placed slightly higher on the fuselage, but still
below the pilot, helped with its speed. It was a brave design, highly sensitive to the controls, very
manoeuvrable and with a high landing speed.
However, this also caused it to be difficult to fly for all but experienced pilots. Used by the French and
British, it was fast for its day, and had good climbing ability. The Morane-Saulnier Type N influenced future
fighter designs. Power came from one 80 hp Le Rhone 9 C Rotary Engine, and the type was armed with
a single 0.303in Lewis machine gun fixed mounted.
Hanriot HD.1
This elegant, agile design was by the Rene Hanriot and Pierre Dupont partnership. It had clean lines, with
minimal external wires or cables, and appeared in mid 1916 with a reliable 110 hp Le Rhone 9 J engine. This
was too late for France who had already chosen the SPAD VII as it next main fighter after the Nieuports,
although they did use a few for shipboard fighters.
However, it saw good use with the Belgians, with 125 machines delivered from 21 August 1917, and the
Italians, with 831 delivered. The single Vickers gun was mounted port-side on the cowl originally but was
moved the centre later. It was held in such high regard, that Belgium Air Force even initially refused Sopwith
Camels to replace them in early 1918. It was powered by One 110 h.p. Le Rhone 9 J Rotary Engine, and was
fitted with a single 0.303in Vickers machine gun mounted centrally on the cowl.
Sopwith Dolphin
The Dolphin was the world's first single seat multi-gun fighter. It had two Vickers guns mounted in the cowl,
but more guns could be fitted to the central frame around the pilot, even angled upwards. Unusually for a
Sopwith design, it also had a 'backwards stagger' wing layout, providing the pilot with excellent all round
visibility. Also, the upper wings were substantially lowered so the pilot sat with his head above them to afford
an exceptionally clear and uninterrupted view.
Arriving in February 1918 it equipped some RAF squadrons to deliver ground strafing and bombing roles during
the German offensive. It was popular with pilots, but dogged by issues with the geared Hispano-Suiza engine.
One 200 hp geared V8 Hispano-Suiza 8b Engine provided power, and it was fitted with two 0.303in Vickers
machine guns, sometimes other configurations were tried including adding 2 Lewis guns on the top wing to
make 4 guns!
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‘OVER THE TOP’ Expansion DLC 1 - NEW FEATURES
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Note some of these have a substantial improved impact
on game-play and immersion - the bar keeps moving up!
1) NEW AIRCRAFT :
Pfalz D.XII
The D.XII was a well designed late war fighter, solidly made and
strong. However its excessive rigging wires caused extra work
for ground crews, compared to the more popular …
wire-less Fokker D.VIIs, with their new cantilever wings. Before
delivery to Jastas, it was already overshadowed by the Fokker
at the front in numbers, and allegedly Pfalz bribed their way to
orders.
When delivered in September 1918, it initially found a cold
reception from pilots - simply because it was not a Fokker D.VII,
but in action it proved itself. With good speed, agility, and a
strong dive, it could compete with Entente late war aircraft.
What let it down was its poor climb rate, and turning ability
compared to the Fokker D.VII. It was powered by a 180 h.p.
Mercedes DIIIau inline water cooled engine, and armed with 2 x
7.92mm Spandau machine guns
Morane ‘Bullet’ Type N
In June 1914, the 'Bullet' as it was known, was one of the
best aircraft produced by Leon and Raymond Saulnier. A
streamlined fuselage and a single 'shoulder wing' placed
slightly higher on the fuselage, but still below the pilot,
helped with its speed.
It was a brave design, highly sensitive to the controls, very
manoeuvrable and with a high landing speed.
However, this also caused it to be difficult to fly for all but
experienced pilots. Used by the French and British, it was
fast for its day, and had good climbing ability.
The Morane-Saulnier Type N influenced future fighter
designs. Power came from one 80 hp Le Rhone 9 C Rotary
Engine, and the type was armed with
a single 0.303in Lewis machine gun fixed mounted.
Hanriot HD.1
This elegant, agile design was by the Rene Hanriot and
Pierre Dupont partnership. It had clean lines, with minimal
external wires or cables, and appeared in mid 1916 with a
reliable 110 hp Le Rhone 9 J engine.
This was too late for France who had already chosen the
SPAD VII as it next main fighter after the Nieuports,
although they did use a few for shipboard fighters.
However, it saw good use with the Belgians, with 125
machines delivered from 21 August 1917, and the Italians,
with 831 delivered. The single Vickers gun was mounted
port-side on the cowl originally but was moved the centre
later. It was held in such high regard, that Belgium Air
Force even initially refused Sopwith Camels to replace
them in early 1918. It was powered by One 110 h.p. Le
Rhone 9 J Rotary Engine, and was
fitted with a single 0.303in Vickers machine gun mounted
centrally on the cowl.
Sopwith Dolphin
The Dolphin was the world's first single seat multi-gun
fighter. It had two Vickers guns mounted in the cowl, but
more guns could be fitted to the central frame around the
pilot, even angled upwards.
Unusually for a Sopwith design, it also had a 'backwards
stagger' wing layout, providing the pilot with excellent all
round visibility.
Also, the upper wings were substantially lowered so the
pilot sat with his head above them to afford an
exceptionally clear and uninterrupted view.
Arriving in February 1918 it equipped some RAF squadrons to
deliver ground strafing and bombing roles during the German
offensive. It was popular with pilots, but dogged by issues
with the geared Hispano-Suiza engine.
One 200 hp geared V8 Hispano-Suiza 8b Engine provided
power, and it was fitted with two 0.303in Vickers machine
guns, sometimes other configurations were tried including
adding 2 Lewis guns on the top wing to make 4 guns!
PLUS THE FOLLOWING IMPROVED AND UPDATED
AIRCRAFT ;
Sopwith Camel
Nieuport 10
Nieuport 11
Nieuport 16
Nieuport 17
Nieuport 23
RAF BE2c
R.E.8
Caudron G.IV
SPAD VII
SPAD XIII
Sopwith Strutter A2
Breguet 14
2) Implemented Nation oriented Facilities - Airfields,
Army and Military facilities now reflect the nation that
is currently located at that place - changes as the war
progresses.
Airfield ownership is now also based on the squadron
database and reflects changes in ownership
i.e. French British American etc as the war progresses.
Belgium, France, Britain, Canada, Australia, USA,
Germany
3) Implemented a new Nation - Belgium !
Aircraft database and Skins for Belgium
12 Squadrons
Airfields
Aces
Names, Pilot Bios, Ranks etc
4) Dynamic battle smoke from damaged burning
building etc is now placed in the theater when a battle
is on.
5) Ranging batteries are dynamically set up in the
theater for 2 seater Artillery Ranging missions
6) Overhauled UI graphics and interface systems
7) Overhauled Enlistment system - user can now enlist
based on significant WW1 Battles, and see where the
proposed squadron will be located on a map with
respect to the battle location or for any other
enlistment criteria, prior to enlisting.
8) Dual Roles squads : Fighter flights now protect the 2
seaters to and from the target, and at the target itself.
9) Totally Revised Dynamic 'Real Weather' systems for
more immersion. Dynamic weather is generated for a
totally overhauled immersive flight experience
Comprehensive new cloud types accurately
representing real world clouds that dynamically
change in flight as a real world weather system 'cells'
Wind,
Fog
Storms
Haze and Clouds are now rendered up to 150km terrain
draw distance!
Improved Horizon rendering
Overhauled Dynamic changing weather in mission as
you fly - based on creating 'RealWeather' system cells.
More accurate atmospherics e.g. sky becomes deeper
blue at high altitudes and changes with season
Revised dawn and dusk ambient lighting
Revised atmospheric lighting
Removed the archaic 'skybox' and associated textures -
implemented 'Real Sky' with dynamically
varying hues to reflect seasonal skies.
10) Implemented morning Fog patches that slowly
dissipate over time as the sun rises in mission.
11) Implemented increased Haze in the morning that
slowly clears as the sun rises in mission. (Weather
Type dependant)
12) WOFF now notifies the user interactively of
Update/Patch availability and or Addon Aircraft Pack
availability, as well as News events.
13) Revised Autogen Trees and Increased Render
Distance of Scenery Objects.
14) Increased Terrain Render Distance as well as
Scenery Objects, user configurable up to 150km
visibility radius!
15) Increased Cloud Render Distance, user configurable
up to 150km visibility radius!
16) New Workshop settings:
Terrain Lighting Brightness -10 to +10 by Season - all
day or only at dawn or dusk
Objects Lighting Brightness -10 to +10 by Season - all
day or only at dawn or dusk
Turbulence Scale
In Cloud 1 to 10
Clear Air 1 to 10
Wind 1 to 10
Terrain and Cloud Render Distance to Horizon:
150Km / 125km / 100km / 75Km / 50Km radius
Cloud Render Density 1 to 10
Weather Grid Res 1 to 2
Weather System Max Size 1 to 5
Engine Reliability Normal/High
Player Never Leads
17) Tracer Rounds now automatically loaded from mid
1917 - can be overridden if required - in QC, Scenarios,
and in Campaigns as before.
18) Camels, Dolphin, Morane and Se5s can now drop
bombs singly.
19) Implemented 'Player Never Leads' option in
workshops.
20) Revised Engine Reliability factors and added a
Normal/High Reliability setting in workshops.
21) Implemented 'Ground Crew Preparing Flight' in the
campaign main GUI, during which the player cannot
go to the Briefing room.
Once the Ground crew have prepared the AC for the
day then the Proceed to Briefing Room button and or
the Lone Wolf button (year dependant) is displayed.
This is a once a day occurrence to compile squadron
data, irrespective of the number of sorties/flights the
squad undertakes during that day (as opposed to being
compiled before every flight!)
Mods - We recommend UNINSTALLING ALL MODS
before installing WOFF OTT. Before reinstalling any
mods check with the mod author to check
compatibility.
PLEASE NOTE
This is an Expansion / DLC for WOFF BH&H II.
So you must own the base simulator WINGS OVER
FLANDERS FIELDS BETWEEN HEAVEN & HELL II to be able
to use this product.
[Click inside of this Pop-up Window to close]
‘OVER THE TOP’ Expansion DLC 1 - NEW FEATURES
[Click inside of this Pop-up Window to close]
Note some of these have a substantial improved impact
on game-play and immersion - the bar keeps moving up!
1) NEW AIRCRAFT :
Pfalz D.XII
The D.XII was a well designed late war fighter, solidly made and
strong. However its excessive rigging wires caused extra work
for ground crews, compared to the more popular …
wire-less Fokker D.VIIs, with their new cantilever wings. Before
delivery to Jastas, it was already overshadowed by the Fokker
at the front in numbers, and allegedly Pfalz bribed their way to
orders.
When delivered in September 1918, it initially found a cold
reception from pilots - simply because it was not a Fokker D.VII,
but in action it proved itself. With good speed, agility, and a
strong dive, it could compete with Entente late war aircraft.
What let it down was its poor climb rate, and turning ability
compared to the Fokker D.VII. It was powered by a 180 h.p.
Mercedes DIIIau inline water cooled engine, and armed with 2 x
7.92mm Spandau machine guns
Morane ‘Bullet’ Type N
In June 1914, the 'Bullet' as it was known, was one of the
best aircraft produced by Leon and Raymond Saulnier. A
streamlined fuselage and a single 'shoulder wing' placed
slightly higher on the fuselage, but still below the pilot,
helped with its speed.
It was a brave design, highly sensitive to the controls, very
manoeuvrable and with a high landing speed.
However, this also caused it to be difficult to fly for all but
experienced pilots. Used by the French and British, it was
fast for its day, and had good climbing ability.
The Morane-Saulnier Type N influenced future fighter
designs. Power came from one 80 hp Le Rhone 9 C Rotary
Engine, and the type was armed with
a single 0.303in Lewis machine gun fixed mounted.
Hanriot HD.1
This elegant, agile design was by the Rene Hanriot and
Pierre Dupont partnership. It had clean lines, with minimal
external wires or cables, and appeared in mid 1916 with a
reliable 110 hp Le Rhone 9 J engine.
This was too late for France who had already chosen the
SPAD VII as it next main fighter after the Nieuports,
although they did use a few for shipboard fighters.
However, it saw good use with the Belgians, with 125
machines delivered from 21 August 1917, and the Italians,
with 831 delivered. The single Vickers gun was mounted
port-side on the cowl originally but was moved the centre
later. It was held in such high regard, that Belgium Air
Force even initially refused Sopwith Camels to replace
them in early 1918. It was powered by One 110 h.p. Le
Rhone 9 J Rotary Engine, and was
fitted with a single 0.303in Vickers machine gun mounted
centrally on the cowl.
Sopwith Dolphin
The Dolphin was the world's first single seat multi-gun
fighter. It had two Vickers guns mounted in the cowl, but
more guns could be fitted to the central frame around the
pilot, even angled upwards.
Unusually for a Sopwith design, it also had a 'backwards
stagger' wing layout, providing the pilot with excellent all
round visibility.
Also, the upper wings were substantially lowered so the
pilot sat with his head above them to afford an
exceptionally clear and uninterrupted view.
Arriving in February 1918 it equipped some RAF squadrons to
deliver ground strafing and bombing roles during the German
offensive. It was popular with pilots, but dogged by issues
with the geared Hispano-Suiza engine.
One 200 hp geared V8 Hispano-Suiza 8b Engine provided
power, and it was fitted with two 0.303in Vickers machine
guns, sometimes other configurations were tried including
adding 2 Lewis guns on the top wing to make 4 guns!
PLUS THE FOLLOWING IMPROVED AND UPDATED
AIRCRAFT ;
Sopwith Camel
Nieuport 10
Nieuport 11
Nieuport 16
Nieuport 17
Nieuport 23
RAF BE2c
R.E.8
Caudron G.IV
SPAD VII
SPAD XIII
Sopwith Strutter A2
Breguet 14
2) Implemented Nation oriented Facilities - Airfields,
Army and Military facilities now reflect the nation that
is currently located at that place - changes as the war
progresses.
Airfield ownership is now also based on the squadron
database and reflects changes in ownership
i.e. French British American etc as the war progresses.
Belgium, France, Britain, Canada, Australia, USA,
Germany
3) Implemented a new Nation - Belgium !
Aircraft database and Skins for Belgium
12 Squadrons
Airfields
Aces
Names, Pilot Bios, Ranks etc
4) Dynamic battle smoke from damaged burning
building etc is now placed in the theater when a battle
is on.
5) Ranging batteries are dynamically set up in the
theater for 2 seater Artillery Ranging missions
6) Overhauled UI graphics and interface systems
7) Overhauled Enlistment system - user can now enlist
based on significant WW1 Battles, and see where the
proposed squadron will be located on a map with
respect to the battle location or for any other
enlistment criteria, prior to enlisting.
8) Dual Roles squads : Fighter flights now protect the 2
seaters to and from the target, and at the target itself.
9) Totally Revised Dynamic 'Real Weather' systems for
more immersion. Dynamic weather is generated for a
totally overhauled immersive flight experience
Comprehensive new cloud types accurately
representing real world clouds that dynamically
change in flight as a real world weather system 'cells'
Wind,
Fog
Storms
Haze and Clouds are now rendered up to 150km terrain
draw distance!
Improved Horizon rendering
Overhauled Dynamic changing weather in mission as
you fly - based on creating 'RealWeather' system cells.
More accurate atmospherics e.g. sky becomes deeper
blue at high altitudes and changes with season
Revised dawn and dusk ambient lighting
Revised atmospheric lighting
Removed the archaic 'skybox' and associated textures -
implemented 'Real Sky' with dynamically
varying hues to reflect seasonal skies.
10) Implemented morning Fog patches that slowly
dissipate over time as the sun rises in mission.
11) Implemented increased Haze in the morning that
slowly clears as the sun rises in mission. (Weather
Type dependant)
12) WOFF now notifies the user interactively of
Update/Patch availability and or Addon Aircraft Pack
availability, as well as News events.
13) Revised Autogen Trees and Increased Render
Distance of Scenery Objects.
14) Increased Terrain Render Distance as well as
Scenery Objects, user configurable up to 150km
visibility radius!
15) Increased Cloud Render Distance, user configurable
up to 150km visibility radius!
16) New Workshop settings:
Terrain Lighting Brightness -10 to +10 by Season - all
day or only at dawn or dusk
Objects Lighting Brightness -10 to +10 by Season - all
day or only at dawn or dusk
Turbulence Scale
In Cloud 1 to 10
Clear Air 1 to 10
Wind 1 to 10
Terrain and Cloud Render Distance to Horizon:
150Km / 125km / 100km / 75Km / 50Km radius
Cloud Render Density 1 to 10
Weather Grid Res 1 to 2
Weather System Max Size 1 to 5
Engine Reliability Normal/High
Player Never Leads
17) Tracer Rounds now automatically loaded from mid
1917 - can be overridden if required - in QC, Scenarios,
and in Campaigns as before.
18) Camels, Dolphin, Morane and Se5s can now drop
bombs singly.
19) Implemented 'Player Never Leads' option in
workshops.
20) Revised Engine Reliability factors and added a
Normal/High Reliability setting in workshops.
21) Implemented 'Ground Crew Preparing Flight' in the
campaign main GUI, during which the player cannot
go to the Briefing room.
Once the Ground crew have prepared the AC for the
day then the Proceed to Briefing Room button and or
the Lone Wolf button (year dependant) is displayed.
This is a once a day occurrence to compile squadron
data, irrespective of the number of sorties/flights the
squad undertakes during that day (as opposed to being
compiled before every flight!)
Mods - We recommend UNINSTALLING ALL MODS
before installing WOFF OTT. Before reinstalling any
mods check with the mod author to check
compatibility.
PLEASE NOTE
This is an Expansion / DLC for WOFF BH&H II.
So you must own the base simulator WINGS OVER
FLANDERS FIELDS BETWEEN HEAVEN & HELL II to be able
to use this product.
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‘DAWN SKIES’ EXPANSION DLC 3 - NEW FEATURES
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To use Dawn Skies DLC 3 it requires you to own, and
have installed; WOFF BH&H II, WOFF OTT Expansion
DLC 1 and WOFF TLH Expansion DLC 2.
1. Implemented a Victories Scoreboard! Now you
can see how you fare with the current Top Scoring
Historical Aces of the day, by checking in the Duty
Room to view who has the most Victories at that
date (including the player)!
2. Added Albatros C.I Aircraft to German Squads - for
full campaign immersion. There are too many
squadrons to list as at one point it occupied
approximately 42% of the German two seater force
in 1915/16! Loadouts include 10kg Carbonit Bombs,
and a camera for Recon Wars.
3. Added Vickers F.B.5 ‘Gunbus’ and R.A.F. F.E.8 to
British Squads - for full campaign immersion.
The F.B.5 will appear in RFC 2, 11, 18, 41. The
F.E.8 appears in RFC 29, 40, 41.
The player can fly these aircraft in a full campaign
and they will also appear in the theatre used by the
AI in the correct squadrons and for the correct
service life of the aircraft.
The F.E.8 can carry a small load of 25lb Cooper
bombs.
4. Improved aircraft models :- Albatros D.I, D.II, and
Fokker E.IV.
5. British Pilots can now request transfer to England.
6. The Dossier active "Campaign/Mission Flight"
status is now only reflected when browsing the
Player Pilot Dossiers. Otherwise the relevant status
of the pilot in the current squadron is
displayed.
7. Implemented a new chalkboard font "Ink Free" on
all chalkboard displays.
8. Reduced Static aircraft count at Airfields in early
years to better match historical data.
10. Static aircraft at airfields are now dynamic in
terms of where they may be, and how many are
placed for each sortie for increased airfield activity
variation.
11. Claims for Pilots with Aviatik B.I and B.II will no
longer be processed on time advance.
12. Created a new special role type for fighter
aircraft that have no gun allocated for
the pilot, to ensure observer/gunner allocation e.g.
F.B.5.
13. NEW FLYABLE AIRCRAFT :
The 'Gunbus' as it was known, was the world's first
operational fighter aircraft. This early British two-seat
pusher, first flew on 17 July 1914. It was with No.11
Squadron in 1915, making them the first true fighter
squadron.
The Gunbus was very slow which caused Lt A.J Insall
(F.B.5 Observer) to describe it thus - 'It never
pretended to be capable of setting speed or height
records. It was quite happy bumbling along above the
German Army, booming it its sonorous defiance for all
to hear and never evading a trial of strength.'
The Gunbus was powered by the Gnome 100hp rotary
engine, and was armed with a forward firing 0.303 in
Lewis machine gun.
Based on the Albatros B.II, the C.I reversed the pilot and
observer seating so that the observer occupied the rear
cockpit, this set the standard for later German two-seaters.
Typically it was armed with a ring-mounted 7.92 mm (0.312
in) Parabellum MG14. Starting frontline service during late
April 1915, it quickly proved itself to be a success, leading to
228 operational aircraft by the year end.
It comprised a large slice (42%) of the total strength of C-
types. Noted pilots such as Oswald Boelcke and Manfred von
Richthofen flew in the type. It was reliable, easy to
maintain, stable and strong, and thus ideal for all two-seater
roles early on in the war.
Power came from a 150 h.p. Mercedes DIII inline water cooled
engine.
The F.E.8's nacelle was an all-metal structure of duralumin,
and steel tube.
Although arriving at the front six months later than the
similar D.H.2, it was not a great improvement.
It was just a little faster but less manoeuvrable. The type only
became fully operational in August 1916 and was already
outclassed. However, Ace Edwin Benbow in an F.E.8 forced
down a German fighter, probably Manfred Von Richthofen, 6
March 1917.
It was still at the front with No.41 squadron until July 1917, the last single-seater pusher squadron in the
war. The FE8 was commonly powered by the Gnome 100hp rotary engine, and was armed with a forward
firing 0.303 in Lewis machine gun.
F.E.8 cockpit
Vickers F.B.5 ‘GunBus’ cockpit
Albatros C.I (two-seater)
R.A.F. F.E.8 (fighter)
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Siemens-Schuckert SSW D.III
Farman F.40
2. Memory load reduced, and load time improvements
for missions with new aircraft model dynamic cloning
system.
The new system allows for more instances of a
specific
aircraft that can now be put up in Campaign with
unique skins - up to 36 skin per aircraft type, whilst
reducing total numbers of model instances needed in
total.
3. New 'real' water and river systems through out the
theater for all periods a major upgrade for realism.
Especially effective when seen from altitude. The
previous legacy design of rivers are still available in
‘Workshops’ settings.
4. Campaign Duty Roster now displays the basic
weather for the day.
5. New moving weather front systems.
On Days with Precipitation, the player can now change
his flight hour to either fly before the rain (when the
weather front is 'Moving in'), or after the rain (when
the weather front is 'Moving away'). The window of
opportunity is smaller on 'historically cancelled' flight
days, i.e. the rain lasts for a longer period of the day.
The precipitation weather system is recreated in game
either to the west or east of the player's airfield under
these circumstances.
This results in far fewer cancelled flights due to
precipitation during the player's campaign.
Be aware, that if the target is in the same
locale/direction as the incoming or receding weather
front, the player will fly into rain.
6. Added 4 new generic Airfields for all nations taking
the total to 7, and thus realising 35 generic Airfields
across all nations.
7. Airfields within a certain distance of the Front
Lines now can receive a damaged status.
8. A unique instance for the player’s Airfield can now
sustain damage to hangars and repairs over time and
craters appear after being bombed.
9. New Ground Crew Activity at airfields!
These change from run to run giving diverse Airfield
appearance and activity levels. See various crews,
going
about their business at the airfield. This helps to bring
more immersion at airfields.
Static models include Mechanics, Pilots, Soldiers,
Trucks, Abulances, AA Guns, MG nests and more for
each country - Belgium, France, Britain, USA and
Germany!
The level of activity seen can of course be adjusted in
Workshops for performance.
10. All frontline military ground models updated
11. Implemented a full set of new static aircraft
models, for instantiation as parked aircraft at airfields
with various activity - a total of 85 static aircraft
models!
Up to three types of these aircraft will be placed at
the player Airfield to match the current Squadron
allocated aircraft line up. Often you will see some
being worked on by the new mechanics.
The Farman F.40 was a 'pusher' reconnaissance aircraft.
It was developed from a mix of the Maurice Farman-
designed MF.11 and the Henry Farman-designed HF.22.
The F.40, popularly called the Horace Farman had an
overall smoother crew nacelle.
An open tail boom truss supported a horizontal tailplane
and a curved fin. The aircraft went into production in
1915. This type equipped 40 French Air Force
escadrilles. They operated for just over a year, but were
replaced in early 1917. The F.40 was also used by RNAS 5
Wing and Belgian forces in France.
The SSW D.III arrived in March 1918 into Jagdstaffel 2.
It had an extraordinary climb rate, and some were fitted
with the Siemens-Halske Sh.IIIa 160kw rotary engines,
generating around 205 HP.
The unique engine internals rotated in a counter
direction to the propeller and thus 900 rpm gave the
same effect as 1800 rpm, although this meant a special
four-bladed propeller had to be used due to the slower
spinning prop.
The main problem was that the earlier engines
developed serious problems with overheating and piston
seizure, later traced to the Voltol mineral oil used. This
was later corrected and the cowl cut away further to
help cooling.
WINGS OVER THE REICH (‘WOTR’) FEATURES
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Below is a extensive list of features
OBD Software is proud to bring you their
trademark immersive single player combat flight
simulation experience - now for World War Two!
.: Detailed Player Flyable Aircraft:
Spitfire Mk IA
(free with the latest
downloadable update installed!)
Hawker Hurricane MKI (Late)
Messerschmitt Bf109 ‘Emil’
All the above complete with fully immersive highly
detailed cockpits.
.: Detailed AI only aircraft:
Junkers Ju88 A1
Junkers Ju87 B1
Messerschmitt Bf 110 C4
Dornier Do17 Z2
Heinkel He111 H2
and so many cool features, too many to list.
About WINGS OVER THE REICH
‘WOTR’ is an immersive WW2 Combat Flight Simulator
for PC, that brings you full-on immersion in the greatest
air battle that has ever been, the ‘Battle of Britain’
(and now with WOTR Expansion, the earlier ‘Battle of
France’ too).
Immerse yourself via the new dynamic campaign
systems, all developed by OBD specially for WOTR
uniquely for BoB (and BoF with the Expansion installed).
Be thrilled and absorbed in the frantic dogfighting in
early WW2. Choose to fight for Britain, Germany or
France (with the BoF expansion), in desperate fights to
stop the early German advance!
With stunning immersive WW2 environments, OBD’s
unique unmatched single player dynamic campaign
system, beautiful lighting and scenery, superb unique
weather systems, and the finest WW2 Artificial
Intelligence pilot system for thrilling air combat!
Now with the incredible “Battle of France" Expansion to
take it further WOTR aims to be the definitive BoB and
BoF WW2 flight simulator for PC!
WOTR is unashamedly designed for single player,
because gameplay matters!
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WINGS OVER THE REICH ‘BATTLE OF FRANCE’
EXPANSION DLC 1 FEATURES
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PLEASE NOTE: This is an Add-on / Expansion DLC
so you must also own the base simulator,
WINGS OVER THE REICH (‘WOTR’) and have it installed to be
able to install and use this EXPANSION.
Join the Blitzkrieg in Wings over the Reich: Battle of
France!
The Invasion Begins
Experience the intensity of 1940's blitzkrieg warfare as
Germany launches a surprise attack through the
Ardennes, catching the Allies off guard. You are at the
heart of the action in an unprecedented dynamic
campaign crafted by OBD, known for their record-
breaking work in combat flight simulators.
Dynamic Campaign System
Choose your side - Germany, Britain, or France - and
immerse yourself in a rapidly changing battlefield. Our
new campaign engine brings to life the swift and
tumultuous Battle of France like never before. Witness
history as the Germans carve their path along the
Somme valley, bisecting French forces and cornering the
BEF and French 1st Armies at Dunkirk.
Evacuation of Dunkirk
Take on a pivotal role in history, flying Spitfire squadrons
from England to assist in the famous Dunkirk evacuation.
This is where heroism meets strategy.
Seamless Integration: Your journey doesn't end here.
Seamlessly transition from the Battle of France to the
Battle of Britain, continuing your pilot's career across
these iconic campaigns, available for many British
squadrons. That makes it one continuous war story!
New Additions :
Scenery:
Explore new airfields, admire the updated grass
textures, and marvel at the detailed Dunkirk area,
complete with landmarks like the Mole and the
Lighthouse.
Added Flyable Aircraft:
Test your skills in the Curtiss Hawk 75-A2, BF109E3,
and others. For Battle of Britain enthusiasts, the cannon-
armed Spitfire MkIb (Early), Spitfire MkIb, and
Spitfire MkIIa await.
AI Aircraft:
Engage with the Bloch MB152, Morane MS406,
Potez 63.11, Fairey Battle MkI, and Blenheim
MkIV.
Ground Realism:
Witness German tanks advancing into France, capturing
bridges and airfields. Observe the main armies moving
across the battlefield in a real-time simulation of war.
More to Explore:
Dive deeper into the game's features in the 'News'
section. Please ensure you check the 'Requirements' on
the Support page before purchasing, to fully prepare for
this unparalleled combat flight experience.
For WOTR Fans: With numerous enhancements and
additions, this is a must-have for any enthusiast of the
series. Wings over the Reich: Battle of France offers a
unique blend of historical accuracy and immersive
gameplay.
Complete AIRCRAFT list with WOTR Expansion Battle of
France installed;
British Flyable
Hurricane MkIa
Spitfire MkIa
Spitfire MKIb (early)
Spitfire MkIb
Spitfire MkIIa
British AI only
Fairey Battle MkI
Bristol Blenheim MkIV
French Flyable
Curtiss H-75A2
French AI only
Potez 63.11
Bloch MB.152 C.1
Morane M.S.406 C.1
German Flyable:
BF 109-E3
BF 109-E4
German AI only:
JU88-A1
JU87-B1
Do17-Z2
He111-H2
Bf 110 C4
Brand New Ground Unit models in BoF:
British
Cruiser MkIII tank
Matilda MkI tank
Vickers Light tank MkVI
MG crew
Searchlight crew
French
Citroen Truck open and soft top
Somua S35 tank
Renault R35 tank
MG crew
Searchlight crew
German
Opel Blitz Truck open and soft top
Panzer I
Panzer II
Panzer III
88mm Flak
MG crew
Searchlight crew
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WINGS OVER THE REICH ‘BATTLE OF FRANCE’
EXPANSION DLC 1 FEATURES
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PLEASE NOTE: This is an Add-on / Expansion DLC
so you must also own the base simulator,
WINGS OVER THE REICH (‘WOTR’) and have it installed to be
able to install and use this EXPANSION.
Join the Blitzkrieg in Wings over the Reich: Battle of
France!
The Invasion Begins
Experience the intensity of 1940's blitzkrieg warfare as
Germany launches a surprise attack through the
Ardennes, catching the Allies off guard. You are at the
heart of the action in an unprecedented dynamic
campaign crafted by OBD, known for their record-
breaking work in combat flight simulators.
Dynamic Campaign System
Choose your side - Germany, Britain, or France - and
immerse yourself in a rapidly changing battlefield. Our
new campaign engine brings to life the swift and
tumultuous Battle of France like never before. Witness
history as the Germans carve their path along the
Somme valley, bisecting French forces and cornering the
BEF and French 1st Armies at Dunkirk.
Evacuation of Dunkirk
Take on a pivotal role in history, flying Spitfire squadrons
from England to assist in the famous Dunkirk evacuation.
This is where heroism meets strategy.
Seamless Integration: Your journey doesn't end here.
Seamlessly transition from the Battle of France to the
Battle of Britain, continuing your pilot's career across
these iconic campaigns, available for many British
squadrons. That makes it one continuous war story!
New Additions :
Scenery:
Explore new airfields, admire the updated grass
textures, and marvel at the detailed Dunkirk area,
complete with landmarks like the Mole and the
Lighthouse.
Added Flyable Aircraft:
Test your skills in the Curtiss Hawk 75-A2, BF109E3,
and others. For Battle of Britain enthusiasts, the cannon-
armed Spitfire MkIb (Early), Spitfire MkIb, and
Spitfire MkIIa await.
AI Aircraft:
Engage with the Bloch MB152, Morane MS406,
Potez 63.11, Fairey Battle MkI, and Blenheim
MkIV.
Ground Realism:
Witness German tanks advancing into France, capturing
bridges and airfields. Observe the main armies moving
across the battlefield in a real-time simulation of war.
More to Explore:
Dive deeper into the game's features in the 'News'
section. Please ensure you check the 'Requirements' on
the Support page before purchasing, to fully prepare for
this unparalleled combat flight experience.
For WOTR Fans: With numerous enhancements and
additions, this is a must-have for any enthusiast of the
series. Wings over the Reich: Battle of France offers a
unique blend of historical accuracy and immersive
gameplay.
Complete AIRCRAFT list with WOTR Expansion Battle of
France installed;
British Flyable
Hurricane MkIa
Spitfire MkIa
Spitfire MKIb (early)
Spitfire MkIb
Spitfire MkIIa
British AI only
Fairey Battle MkI
Bristol Blenheim MkIV
French Flyable
Curtiss H-75A2
French AI only
Potez 63.11
Bloch MB.152 C.1
Morane M.S.406 C.1
German Flyable:
BF 109-E3
BF 109-E4
German AI only:
JU88-A1
JU87-B1
Do17-Z2
He111-H2
Bf 110 C4
Brand New Ground Unit models in BoF:
British
Cruiser MkIII tank
Matilda MkI tank
Vickers Light tank MkVI
MG crew
Searchlight crew
French
Citroen Truck open and soft top
Somua S35 tank
Renault R35 tank
MG crew
Searchlight crew
German
Opel Blitz Truck open and soft top
Panzer I
Panzer II
Panzer III
88mm Flak
MG crew
Searchlight crew
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