Classic British Flight Sim

WhisperJet wrote:

Vancouver wrote:Oh for DM to VC this model would make my day.

Ah yes... let me take the chance to echo that...

Thirded here, definitely -- especially after trying the Addictive VC10...

David

"Unholy Super Belugas, Batman! ..."

...and in case anyone fancies a challenge, there's a new "West Country" loop that includes the STOL "runway" at the former RNAS Portland (" possibly the world’s shortest runway (RW04/22 700ft 229m) "). (Having had to go-around on my first attempt at landing there, I'd s...

Hi Dale, ...... The radio can be a chore inputing the frequency and heading as you go along but just flying from the gps is somehow cheating So was looking at some other way of navigating that did not requre constant attention and allowed some time out of the seat on longer trips ...... I've never u...

I wonder what would a "reasonable offer" for the Victor's nose would be...

David

For anyone whose curiosity hasn't already found its way to it: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User: ... rough_1962

David

Spiffing! -- especially the Harrier prototype (and getting home "before your wife has finished her afternoon nap"...!)

David

Mute, but fascinating nonetheless -- especially the undercarriage model. And there was obviously enough confidence to run the first flight on a damp/drizzly day. Thanks for linking, Garry!

David

Absolutely... Some of those shots are stunning... Thanks for linking, Garry!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5atPYaxX0lM...?