Classic British Flight Sim

speedbird591 wrote:Never mind, lads. They'll all be obese great grandmothers with no teeth and no hair by now

*sticks fingers in ears* I'm not listening to you Ian. La la la la la la...

Brian

http://photos.classicbritishfiles.com/hosted/images/2ykgn1izezwmymywmmmw.jpg Thats a Britannia in the background Brian!!! Cheers Leif Wha? Where?? Oh there it is...just behind the lovely ladies gloves. Hardly a day goes by Leif that I don't watch that 'airline stewardess' video. :thumbsup: Brian

I wonder if the badge could possibly have a nautical origin instead of an aviation one? I just love a good mystery.

Brian

...vs an A310. Yikes!!

http://www.airliners.net/photo/SATA-Int ... 1615692/L/

Brian

Definitely a lot of love put into this aircraft, Leif... ...textured bolts. http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y256/FlyTexas/Detail1.jpg ...an incredibly detailed engine. http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y256/FlyTexas/Detail2.jpg I continue to be amazed by all of the high-quality aircraft produced by ...

Very nice! I hope Paul decides to build more aircraft for FS2004. Thanks Paul!

Brian

Excellent! I have some packages which need to be shipped by Christmas. Hmmm, according to my virtual calendar I guess we can expect the CL-44 to make an appearance on either Dec 2 or Dec 9. Are you trying to tell us something, Mr. Russell?

Brian

Love the subject line. Our Garry would be proud.

Brian

Flying the Shuttle in the freeware space-sim 'Orbiter' gave me a whole new appreciation for landing the Shuttle. Once I muffed the deorbit burn and was not even able to make it all the way to Florida. I had to set her down in Cuba. It was a pretty landing though.

Brian

DaveG wrote:Don't forget the patch to fix the tailplane

Definitely...a 'must have' download.

Brian