Classic British Flight Sim

I hate days like this. I saw the P-38 and Firefly accidents at Duxford, and whenever I read of another one happening, I get the same sick feeling. God bless him, whoever he was.

DaveB wrote: Let us know when you find one that is right ;-)

Will do, mate. In fact, when I find a really good one, it'll be difficult to shut me up about it !

A half decent B-29 for FS9 would do me Check out the SOH thread about 'piddling 14,000h.p.', you will find a much improved freeware B29 (including a genuine Washington) and B50 in the final stages of testing. Trev, any chance you could link me to that thread at SOH ? I can't seem to find it anywher...

A half decent B-29 for FS9 would do me. :-(

I too am the proud owner of the MAAM DC-3. If you're going to have a civil aviation flight sim the DC-3 is is just about essential, and they don't come any better than the MAAM one. And the money goes to keep the real one in good nick, so its a win-win situation.

By the way Ralph, are you a flight simmer at all ? Now that you've completed your magnum opus, you probably have some time on your hands.

Quite so, Gary. Blimey, I hope he is okay. :-(

Magnificent! A thoroughly interesting read, well written, informative and entertaining. Ralph, I take my hat off to you; thank you for expanding my knowledge of Britain's aviation history, and what it was like to be part of it. This entire series has been one of the best things I've ever read on the...

Thanks for the pictures, Andy. I see what you mean now.

Okay Andy, ta very much.