Classic British Flight Sim

Oops, it was called The Propeller.

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Steve P

Hawker Nimrod was the naval equivilent of the Hawker Fury biplane. Very tasty little number it was too.

There used to be another pub called The Aviator beside the aerodrome at Croydon. Had a DH Dove outside, I think.

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Steve P

VEGAS wrote:Hi all,

can anyone explain these strange green coils that appeared very recently on FSX?

We are now in spring. Obvious, innit.

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Steve P

I often wonder why people are buying that Valiant kit. The resale price topped out years ago so as an investment it doesn't really make sense. Way too expensive to build as well.

The Britannia and the Hampden were new to me.

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Steve P

Just seen these kits on fleabay. Never knew that Frog made a Hampden. :dunno: http://toys.shop.ebay.co.uk/items/Model-Kits_?_trkparms=72%253A1688%257C66%253A2%257C65%253A12%257C39%253A1&_catref=1&_dmpt=UK_ToysGames_ModelKits_ModelKits_JN&_sacat=1188&_ssn=toy-cellar&_trksid=p3286....

You might find this thread interesting:

http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=67611

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Steve P

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Hi Dan,

I had the same problem with one of my drives a while ago. It turned out that my power supply was not suppying enough oomf for it. Of course I only realised that there was nothing wrong with the drive after I had formatted it. :@

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Steve P

Ford, mmmm... Station flight: Anson I Oct 44 - Aug 45 MG730 (804/FD) Reliant Aug 45 - Dec 45 FK953 Sea Fury FB.11 Mar 52 Apr 52 VX655 Sea Fury T.20 Jul 50 - Feb 55 WE824 (902/FD) Firebrand TF.5 Jul 51 EK737 Firefly T.1 Aug 51 - Aug 54 Z2027 (901/FD) Meteor T.7 May 52 - Oct 53 WL332 (905/FD) Attacker...

Now that the beta model has been released the aircraft is of course Steve's Sea Hawk. If any member has some real life information on the control surface deflection angles I would be very pleased to receive it. Hi Hobby, E-mail the Fleet Air Arm Museum. They will be able to give you the correct fig...

Another colour shot (amongst others) of the Viv Bellamy machine via the key Publlshing forums:

http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showth ... 187&page=2

Viv Bellamy was a giant in the post-war British aviation field. He well deserves a thread of his own.

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Steve P