Classic British Flight Sim

319 has changed colour quite a lot since the last time I saw her :-(

DaveB :tab:

Since i was last there (in 1988 :o ) 319 has aged a bit ;-). Apparently she was in such a bad way that if they didnt start the restoration they may have had to scrap her :'( .

Of all the exhibits they have the ...

I visited the NEAM today and took a load of pictures.

Some of them are:

http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/rr134/sparky_mg/_IGP4698pp.jpg

http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/rr134/sparky_mg/_IGP4769pp.jpg

http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/rr134/sparky_mg/_IGP4735pp.jpg

http://i477 ...

Well I could add to it... but can't be ar$ed...

Anyway, Mark you are welcome, but you have to remember that this forum has been going for a while, so most of these types of polls have been done :wink:

Tonks :cool:

I know, and i've been lurking here for several years and couldnt remember one of ...

Comet and Trident are not recent

Both went out befoer the Vanguard, Viscount....oh and Herald

What about the Britannia?

Garry

Comet and Trident not recent, when did they first fly?........

Ok I forgot about the Britannia but why dont i compile a list of every british airliner and then do a ...

I had Viscount and Vanguard in the poll!

Thanks for making me welcome!

If I included every british airliner it would be a long poll. Anyway the ones listed are the most recent and common (I never included the 146 as i dont regard it as a classic, yet).

Its just a bit of fun.

I've voted for 1-11 as its the first plane i ever flew on (dan-dare to Jersey c.1980). I've loved it ever since, shame they are not still in service.

And i love DM's FS version.

As the title but why?

P.S Sorry if this has been done before and admin please feel free to add any i've missed.

Well done mate your getting there, all the hard work is finally paying off!!

I look forward to paying a visit

MALTBY D wrote:

I think Landor was one livery which could make any plane look good.

Yikes, someone posted a link to this horror in another thread.
And that is Boeing's looker?
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0006155/L/

Ok i should have said any classic brit