Classic British Flight Sim

Ok, should be sorted now, try re-downloading and thanks for the patience, gents!

Steve

Thanks Hobby to Stevo over at the Flying Stations forum for pointing out this rather large boo-boo - the original download did not contain gauges or effects, so if you downloaded the file in the first two or so hours, please re-download with my apologies. You can double and triple check things, but ...

Hello all! Well, at long last the first of the new Canberra series for FS9 is ready for download. This is the aforementioned freeware B.2 release, sort of a 'taste test' as it were. http://flyingstations.com/canberra-pack-b2.html The rest of the packs will be released as payware (but will not hurt y...

Hi Jimmy, seeing as things seem pretty quiet, you might want to start off at Free Flight Design Shop - you can offer your services, maybe find a mentor, and at the very least there is a huge amount you can learn on there in terms of development: http://www.aerodynamika.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi Best...

Cheers matey, work has been going on...and on and on! Slowly getting there, but am off on a much-deserved and long awaited family trip to Argentina tomorrow, and so the release will be delayed till later this year now. Not saying any dates at risk of shooting myself in the foot. In the meantime, her...

Great shots, Tony, I'd love to swing by Brunty on my next visit to Blighty - lots to do and see there it seems. My daughter suffers the same fate as yours; right now she's 4 and loves it, hopefully that stays the same but come the teenage years I think it'll be more of the same 'told to stand there'...

I have to say, I've followed this development carefully myself, and Lionheart and Prop_Tash over at SOH are flipping geniuses. I've had success with this method myself now (only wish I'd knew of it earlier, lol!) and from a developers standpoint, it's well-worth messing with. Like Andy says, it's a ...

Dave, this looks stunning so far! I've always loved the mossie and had many a model kit of them back in the day. I've always been a fan of the glass nose variants as they are more reminiscent of my beloved Canberra (built as the successor to the Mossie, so no suprise there). As for the eternal FS9/F...

Good man, Graham, I knew the mention of short skirts would 'peak some interests'! And on that note, at total risk of diverging from my own thread, I stumbled upon a rather nice (yet tasteful, fret not, unless you're at work) photo series of the lovely Lucy Pinder from 2007. Being an ex-pat now, I te...

A tough time indeed, I had a similar experience with my Nana just before my first child was born, and I remember thinking the same thing as the title of your post, which was of some comfort. Condolences.