Classic British Flight Sim

Otherwise known as Air CIA.

You make the Guppy look bad making that comparison.

Never never never never never never never never! Hey, who are you? where are you taking me? Wait til you hear from my la.......

Sorry, had to provide some dissenting opinion(courtesy the flat earth society).

It wouldn't happen to be one of those fabled stops mentioned in the RAFANASAURUS, would it?

Well the XC-99 is on it's way to the USAF Museum. :? The XC-99 was grounded with fatigue. It was fixable, but the USAF didn't want to bother. I too have heard rumors of stuff at Davis-Monthan, but I doubt that there's much left. Any material would be in one of the surrounding scrap yards i think. Th...

Ok.... Here are the only airframes that I know of: RB-36H 51-13730 at Castle AFB Museum in Atwater, CA B-36J-65-CF 52-2220 at the USAF Museum B-36J-111, 52-2217A at the SAC Museum B-36J 52-2282A, the one that has been restored in Ft. Worth The disassembled RB-36E(YB-36) at late Walter Soplata's farm...

B-36? From whom? There are only four complete airframes. All are highly valued i would think. They aren't thinking of flying one, are they?

I'm pretty much of the same opinion as Tonks. None of those aircraft are ugly. I could do much better compiling an "ugly" aircraft list. No vote from me. Would "GW Simulations" care to enlighten us of his/her identity? Henk, is that the Shack here in the US? I'd like to kick whoe...

Ok, i'm warming to the idea of building a 247. Assuming a few other aircraft become available(ie DC-2), a race could be done.

:lol: Nice one there, Chris. I left myself wide open on that one. Now that I think of it, I wonder if i'll pass the sanity test for the FAA medical i'm going to take in a week. :lol: I read the FAR section(61 is it?) on requirements for being sane enough for flying a while back. Funny(but sad too) s...