Classic British Flight Sim

You do have a copy of the Highway Code with you???

Al

The engines canna take it Captain - she's gonna blow!!!!!!

(Excerpt from Star Trek prog 1, prog 2, prog 3, prog 4...........)

Al

Falkland eh? Well you certainly can't blame the Tonkas for making it an IP - bl**dy great hill with a radar station on top... Know it well in my past life from hang-gliding there. Of course it was a Tonka avoidance zone then

Al

Photoshop/Paint Shop Pro??? It's all a Vauxhall to me Ford

Al

Sorry Taraman - forgot to mention an alternative driver for the Audigy. Have a look HERE.

Al

britishtourer wrote:The ground tremours and noise are all part of the fun Al!

For me :dance: but I shall pass your comment on to the wife. Please advise me when world war 3 starts so I can keep my head down

Al

Hi Taraman and welcome to the insane part of the madhouse :shock: As you cycle through the views you should hear different sounds but especially in spot view the viewpoint takes a couple of seconds to settle down. As it does so you tend to find the view zooming into the aircraft before settling back...

Oh and there's nothing wrong with Tornadoes You obviously don't live 1200 metres from the end of a well used GR4 runway do you??? Oh, and the overshoots are a thing to behold as well (or hear anyway). Pretty blue flames pulsing out of the back and the whole house shaking... On the plus side we get ...

TobyVickers wrote:Its 63 years tonight since the dambusters raid (so sayeth someone on Keypub forum).

I should imagine the Bluebell pub will be busy tonight then? Quaint little place just outside Woodhall Spa.

Al

Hi John Don't think I would like to give the one at the garage a go these days - she is looking slightly the worse for wear... http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c168/OneMacGuru/530.jpg I've been around Lossie for quite a few decades now and can honestly say that the navy Buccs knew how to fly :dance...