Classic British Flight Sim

Garry Russell wrote:working OK for me now

Good

Must start saving!

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Richard

It would be worth winning the lottery this week;

http://www.sherwell.com/planes/TwinPinSpecs.html

DispatchDragon wrote:well IASs 50s had two bunks forward of the spider net

Nothing quite so luxurious on any of the machines here unfortunately :sad:

Mind, the 747s that bring a load of the cargo in from the states (via Brussels) have either bunks or proper beds. 'Tis the only way to travel :dance:

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Richard

DispatchDragon wrote:Richard

It just dawned on me you took that shot from my second favorite spot on the Diesel 8

Leif

Comfy spot.... nice to have a bit of leg-room for a change!

The first (favourite spot) being??

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Richard

LOL..... When I first saw it the first thing I thought about the GPS was that I have a better one in my car :lol: Turned out to be a cracking bit of kit though!! Much better than some of the proper panel mounted ones I've seen. Eddie / phantom_fgr2 (Ben?) If you like Diesel 8's come to Bahrain.........

Brilliant!!

I nearly peed myself laughing

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Richard

... managed to escape the monotony of endless 727 flights for a trip on one of the Diesel 8s. Was a bit busy so just took the one rather poor pic; http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v200/RJPotts/top_01.jpg We took 7 armoured land cruisers to Kabul. The doorway on the '8 seems to get smaller when you ...

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Richard

Good job that happened on the ground, eh ? :worried: We were parked pointing towards the runway, fairly close to it (so had a fairly good view). I was busy doing some paperwork so didn't watch it land but the skipper shouted that it was on fire as it went past us during its landing roll. Apparently...