Classic British Flight Sim

Yes, I have that and it is an excellent plane to fly. BTW, if you were ever a fan of Kirk Olsson's F-16's, the most accurate U.S. model was released as payware at Eric Marciano's site. The most accurate FDE for it was released as freeware by Aaron Kullman and the file I have is named f16fde_1 . Just...

Yeah! I'm glad the first you're making is the B.IV Nice work and thanks for the update.

Loved the pics! A nice clear blue sky as well. It looks like it was a lot of fun.

JIC anyone is interested, Milton Shupe is working on an XA-38 Grizzly . I'm definitely looking forward to flying this plane. Although, if any aircraft should have been called the Mosquito, this is it, with that big blood letting proboscis on it's nose.* :flying: * Yes, I do know about the Tse-Tse Mo...

I guess I should have used "search." I went back another page and didn't see anything on it. Thanks. Now I don't have to install it, since I can wait for the one being worked on as shown in the upcoming section. To the moderators, please feel free to delete this thread, had I found the pre...

At least I think it's new. I'm downloading it now. it's on page 167 of FS2004 props, but it is for both FS2004 and FSX. Just click the link to the fs2004 props section, newest, and go back a page. It has a VC and cabin and 20 textures.

Check the Dennis Waggoner add-ons at Avsim. I believe there is one version and a patch. I think the patch removes the static aircraft. I know there are BGL's for it with and without as my install is without the aircraft.

Eaglesoft makes the American version, which is slightly larger for us fatter Americans.

Here it's called the Liberty XLS.

Wow, that is an amazing series of Canberras! I'll be watching out for them.

Is that Bill Holker's Canberra or the AlphaSim Canberra? Love the Spectre texture.