Classic British Flight Sim

As the subject title really.
What does everyone reckon is the best early 747-100 or 200 FS9 version freeware or payware?
A VC would be nice too to go with my new widescreen telly.
I've never had a decent version of the big Yank in my hanger so time to do something about it.

Steve

Fiat Furgone??

This forum is great fun

There's a dramadocumentary based on the Geoffrey Wellum book starting on TV this week.Tuesday I think.

Steve

Had No.3 engine on Viscount G-AZNC shut down on IOM to Teesside flight. I restarted it and had no further trouble. As I could see nothing wrong with the aircraft I'm assuming it was a Flynet thing although as I have never had a Flynet induced failure before I'm not sure how you can tell. The flight ...

So is it road legal in US? Doesn't it need US plates?
Or is the owner just chancing it?

Steve

She was a sparks Chris not a turner/fitter
And steel fitting is still what it always was. Welding big bits of metal together.
One of the RN high ups even admitted it was driven by a fancy steam engine.

Steve

One of the best books I have ever read about flight and flying is "Think Like a Bird" by Alex Kimbell. He was an Army pilot flying Beavers in Aden during the sixties and he recounts various episodes during that conflict but for me the best parts of the book are his tales of learning to fly...

Is that museum in Reno what used to be Harrahs motor museum?
I remember going there years ago and there was about
ten Duesenbergs sat in a row which was pretty impressive.

Steve

Looks like they might be getting a covering Ben.
That'll be the country shut down