Classic British Flight Sim

Fascinating! I hope that these signs can be preserved, because if we forget our history, we are doomed to make the same mistakes again.

Keviin

Happy Birthday, George. Hope you have a great day!



Kevin

That label makes no mention of your left foot! Does that mean you have to hop across the mat on your right foot/leg only? :dunno: 8) :doh:


Or, you need to buy a second 'left foot mat'. And then, what if you have a dog? do you need to buy 'right front', 'left front', 'right rear' and 'left rear ...

Thank all for your kind answers, suggestions, and tips

I've also used are Affinity Photo - available for about £70 in the UK -


Regards,

Aharon


I'm puzzled as to how you've quoted me as saying that "I've also used Affinity Photo". I didn't say that, and have not tried it. It was Pete who ...

And there was me thinking that screenshots posted here were straight out of FS :$
Sounds like some are, some aren't.

Just to be clear, I don't use photo editing software on screenshots from FS, just photos. Here's an example of what the Photoshop auto features can do (A330 Voyager at Birmingham ...

Like yourself, Aharon I refuse to use subscription software. I'm still using Photoshop CS5.1 and find it more than powerful enough for my needs. I also have GIMP , but do find it a bit 'clunky'. It is a very powerful programme and as Ben says, it's completely free. I've just downloaded the latest ...

Monty Python - The Galaxy Song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buqtdpuZxvk

On a more serious note, if you want to observe the dark skies above you, then I highly recommend the freeware programme 'Stellarium', available for Windows, Mac, Linux ans as a website https://stellarium.org/ , There is ...

Two birthdays today :excited: .
The first being Mike (Airspeed), who I guess isn't going to wish himself a Happy Birthday, so I'll do the honours.

The second is Joe (BAe146), who we sadly haven't heard from in a couple of years.

Happy Birthday Gentlemen. Enjoy your day :cheers: :guinn: :party ...

His Uncle was reportedly murdered not by firing squad or rope but by artillery where he was blown to bits tied to a pole.
Regards
Nigel.


Don't forget his brother, who died in 'very suspicious' circumstances at an airport, that was supposed to be a 'prank'.
I agree with everything that you say ...

I'm not sure the idea of 'breaking free' would go down too well in North Korea.

Kevin