Classic British Flight Sim

Thanks for all the comments, in response: How many went up in the B-17 with you? There were ten of us inside the B-17, we could go anywhere except the tail gun and lower ball turret (both for obvious reasons). In one of the shots, the pilot doesn't appear to have his feet on the rudder pedals. I'm w...

Here are a couple youtube links, could not figure out how to embed them.

https://youtu.be/HcIl8g7q52M

https://youtu.be/W1TIB_6ZU14

I did do a few video's. I will see if I can upload one or two.

Happy Birthday Mate.
Stop on by and I will buy you a pint!
Your close enough it might happen some day

Every so often the Collings Foundation comes around with what they are calling this year, the 'Wings of Freedom Tour', where they have a B-17, B-24, B-25 and a TF-51D Mustang and they will let you tour them and they also give rides in them, well this year, instead of learning about it by watching th...

I tried to load this aircraft up a month or so ago. It looks great, but for me I found it too complicated for the few times a year I would fly it.

Since it requires a cold and dark start, with at least 12 steps, in a panel that is all in Russian, it was just too much for my limited attention span.

Nice pics, good to see one of these old birds still flying. I have seen debates comparing the DC-8 to the 707 around the web with some pointing to the fact that there are many DC-8's still operating around the world while the 707 is few and far between, but the answer to that debate is in your secon...

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24 May 2017, 14:59

Read this heartwarming story today.
http://flashbak.com/james-bond-and-me-t ... er-380284/

Brian

I second the other Joe's comment!

Roger Moore was always my favorite Bond also, yes he was a bit campy but who cares.
Happy Flying Roger!

Very good news! It may finally be time to upgrade my hardware