Classic British Flight Sim

It probably refers to the degrees of freedom of the sim cockpit itself... like you can have a five axis milling machine (useful for milling CF compressors in fact).

LOL and I bet your sim doesnt pause to load the scenery when your 500ft above touchdown ! I find the best solution is to pause yourself with the computer and keep holiding the stick exactly where it was when the computer went to sleep so when it wakes up again the pax dont get a fright !

I know thas has been done recently, but since it seems to feature in one or two threads I wondered about doing another more in depth poll. Please feel free to add comments on here about other [non M$] sims without being "off topic". There are some great sim-games around and also one or two...

I voted Beagle 206. I know Shigeru Tanaka did a nice one for FS2K. I often wondered why if the UK could not be successful building large aircraft, why on earth we couldnt have something to rival Cessna at least. Beagle was as close as it got, but went bust in 1970/71 (?) Anyone know what went wrong ...

Looks superb to me Gerry, but you might want to fix the typo in the title of this thread?

Rick, isn't Erick Cantu making an L1011?

I voted Victor - Mr Ito's one is nice but some areas -esp flight dynamics are suspect!! I would really love a freeware Lightning F6 or better still a TSR2!!

Not asking much I know!

Toby

FS2002 for me. Someone complained about stuttering, but the one sure fire way to eliminate it is to be running an FS version lower than the current one on a PC spec'd above what M$ claim you need to run it. I have FS02 running at about the frame rate I think it should run (30fps)(especially in the d...