Classic British Flight Sim

AllanL wrote:I knew that Lynx ad before the Sweden game would pay off.

Paul, there is a nice freeware Vulcan by Paul Foster (think I got his name right), available on all nodes. Of course you could put your hand in your pocket and get the PSS one from XH558's website, I think that project is "back on" again :think: Toby, there's a great interview with Squadr...

Thanks Voodoo. Time to visit Alphasim plastic in hand, I think. I've been intending to get their Halifax/Halton package for a while, so a Victor will round out the Handley Page trio nicely. :dance:

I think I'll pass on Mr Ito's Vulcan, however. :huf:

Nice! Where are the Victor, Vulcan and Shackleton from ?

I just spoke to my parents today and they told me the Red Arrows were there with a Canberra in the middle...anyone know of any pics of that? Links would be fine, although the BBC site didn't seem to have anything. There's a couple here...pictures 1 and 7. Not very big though. http://news.bbc.co.uk/...

Excellent shots! Nice to see some 'early' airshow photos of the Typhoon and Merlin before they become a bit ho-hum and routine.

Chris558 wrote:Wee-tabix

Groan!

Blimey, scary indeed. I assume thats a KC-135 they're in...4 engines and a boom (operator).

Some great classic aircraft there. Well, apart from the helicopter at the end...thats not old enough to be classic yet.

Actually, thinking about it... other than the Bell 47 and the Huey, are there any helicopters that can be considered classic ?

But they feel British. I haven't seen such curves in an American aircraft since... that... era. This enough American curves ? :wink: Sorry if Im pushing the CBFS envelope, but you have to admit, the Tomcat is indeed very feline. Pity she's been retired. :crying: http://img483.imageshack.us/img483/7...