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- 06 Nov 2006, 03:27
- Forum: Escorts and Stewards
- Topic: Forthcoming Viscount 800 model kit
- Replies: 9
- Views: 1600
Not injection-moulded, I know, but Welsh Models do a vacform 1/144th Viscount 800, and their V.700 might also still be available. They do a nice range of post-war British transport aircraft in that scale, including Viking, Britannia, Twin Pioneer, Beverley, Bristol 170, HS748, Comet 1, Herald, etc. ...
- 06 Nov 2006, 02:29
- Forum: Repaint Hangar
- Topic: green/grey Andover?
- Replies: 8
- Views: 2879
- 27 Oct 2006, 04:31
- Forum: CBFS Forum
- Topic: Heads up! Fairey Rotodyne...
- Replies: 34
- Views: 8544
To hijack this further into esoteric Napier engines, I recall that we had a Napier Nomad compound (piston/jet) engine in the Queen Mary College Mechanical Engineering Dept. in the early '70's. Apparently this engine had gone as far as being type-tested in a Shackleton, and was considered at one time...
- 27 Oct 2006, 04:04
- Forum: Developers Corner
- Topic: Harrier FRS1
- Replies: 4
- Views: 1713
Two excellent aeroplanes! - Thanks UKMIL! :smile: I might offer a small suggestion for the FDEs: at the moment, the models have a +4/-3g limitation in (non-flapped) flight. While I don't know what the operational limits were on the Sea Harrier, I'm sure that they were higher than that. As a personal...
- 25 Oct 2006, 08:20
- Forum: Repaint Hangar
- Topic: Wanted..to go with the brown Andover
- Replies: 14
- Views: 3527
I love the desert camo, but can anyone tell me why fighters or Bombers of that period never wore that scheme? Good question Chris. The short answer is 'I don't know', but around that time it was being said that Transport Command (and later Air Support Command - the 'ASC' is where the callsign 'ASCO...
- 23 Oct 2006, 23:07
- Forum: Repaint Hangar
- Topic: Wanted..to go with the brown Andover
- Replies: 14
- Views: 3527
I like the scheme - what theatre of ops was that designed to serve in? Steve, Middle East: essentially all the tactical transports of the newly-formed Air Support Command went into this scheme in 1967/68. It was a high-gloss polyurethane finish, and very colourful. I remember at the time that it se...
- 08 Sep 2006, 00:13
- Forum: Developers Corner
- Topic: One last bit of help needed.......
- Replies: 3
- Views: 1563
There is a way to make particular aircraft park in particular spots. What you need to do is to open the 'aircraft.cfg' file and look for the following lines: atc_parking_codes= atc_parking_types= Lets suppose you want only 1 Sqn Harriers to park in a particular location, and you have an AI Harrier m...
- 07 Sep 2006, 05:55
- Forum: Developers Corner
- Topic: Another "aircraft tweaking" question
- Replies: 4
- Views: 1427
Chris, A few general thoughts about this problem: It's important to fix something at the outset and keep it reasonably constant as a reference. What I mean is that it's very possible to get wrapped around the axle trying to vary the thrust profile, while assuming the drag profile to be correct, then...
- 07 Sep 2006, 05:06
- Forum: Repaint Hangar
- Topic: I got a new book today....
- Replies: 9
- Views: 2031
- 07 Sep 2006, 01:48
- Forum: CBFS Forum
- Topic: Marathon task completed and released
- Replies: 22
- Views: 7086