Classic British Flight Sim

That he did. I can only describe him as a rascal; he loved a practical joke; his work is to be frank under appreciated by the masses he designed the airborne lifeboat in ww2, so that it could be operated and sailed by non sailors, parachuted from a Whitley or Warwick into the sea and not sink, and c...

Very Sad but not unexpected. He has not looked well for a long time. RIP Sir However I saw him many times as a PC in Westminster. The first time I saw him was as a child at Cowes when he nearly sunk in a yacht with Uffa Fox. Later that day he had a narrow miss from a collapsing crane. Ah the crane ...

The real one was in 16sqn colours as it was one with the Buccaneer / Lightning IFIS fit; was used by 16 sqn at Laarbruch for pilot currency when Bucc's were grounded following the spar failure crash in USA.

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Pete

Keep em coming, keeps ye older grey matter working until Boris says we can go back to work.

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Pete

Stuck on 'c' ;

Know what it isn't !

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Pete

I can't imagine anyone here still uses FS2004 but I thought I'd share this very nice model I still use FS2004 and still enjoy it. I suppose I must be seen as a bit of a dinosaur by some but that’s ok. :) EricT I'm also in Jurassic Park with you there; oh and while you're perusing the Russian site, ...

wouldn't want to spoiler things

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Pete

Is it that long already....

It's not fair

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Built by Sam Saunders ( Consuta plywood would later be incorporated into his aircraft) ; he was the Saunders of Saunders- Roe no less. Ttfn Pete A very interesting history indeed. In his testimonial to Sam Saunders the Consuta's owner, Col. Frank Willan, mentions another boat-building friend of his...

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