Classic British Flight Sim

DanKH wrote:

Town wrote:to be sold

Is that fitting in a freeware forum....?

I thought this was the developers forum :roll:

Chaps I am Looking now to create some software addons for the new FSX to be sold under the Skysim name. I however am not a designer, so if there is anyone out there who would like to get their work published, would you PM me so we can pass over contact details and discuss some projects I have in min...

As a Just Flight Reseller we get our information directly Just Flight. :dance:

Sorry

I thought it was common knowledge that Just Flight were releasing the Mosquito for FSX. They are also releasing a Tigermoth for the same.

Gordon

Now when I was very young, someone bought for me a little Ladybird book on aircraft. It contained things like the Jet Provost (Strikemaster), the Buccaneer and the Sea Vixen. These aircraft all stir up something very deep down inside me but are they classic? Oh I cannot recall the Belfast off the to...

Is anybody going to the last Duxford show of the season next week?

Okay chaps

Moving the thread a little further on (and back onto aircraft). There are plenty of good (classic) british aircraft but what in your opinions doesn't make the grade, and why?

Gordon

So even if it is a peice of junk like... lets say an Austin Allegro equivelant, it would still be "classic"? Or should this place just be called B.F.S. because any british aircraft qualifies.

How do you define what is classic british and what is not?

I thinnk (from my limited experience) that some of the Alpha sim products don't sell simply because the majority of the market never see them.