Classic British Flight Sim

I could get lost in there - and happily so!!! :dance:

BTW, in the US, suspenders keep your pants from falling down, and garters hold up a girl's stockings!

I can't say for certain, since I've only just begun to tinker with scenery, but I believe that once a bgl is compiled, you don't need the library objects - the data is now contained inside that bgl. You would only need the library objects if the bgl somehow specifically called for the external files...

Those who know me well, know that Mike and I are close friends - close enough that I have his home phone and talk to him frequently. I was also his moderator during the days of his last forum. Mike is the kind of gentleman that would give a friend the shirt off his back - but cross him, and you're o...

I think this whole thing may stem from an error(?) in original FS9 model. The animation is correct with both props rotating the same way, but the visible model has the left prop modeled backwards. I suspect that someone performed some sort of "mirror" operation during the buildup of the pl...

The Cresco from Pacific Aerospace.

If that's the case, then it's come full circle! It's on the Iris freeware page on the link at the top of the thread. I don't keep up with the inner workings of the payware houses, but I'm greatful when they release more as freeware! I just picked up the Viking/Shadow package. Good stuff, but I think...

Worst paint job???

This one has 'em all beat!

Just got it, and looking forward to tossing it around in both Sim's!

DSB is Iris.

Out of what choices were given, my choice is the VC-10. I just love the way she looks with full flaps and flared at touchdown.

But, I suppose if the choice was there, I'd have gone with the Bristol Britannia. I've always had a soft spot for the big propliners.