Classic British Flight Sim

and of course I missed the most historic one - The Whittle Pioneer - Leif There's one of those as well, http://library.avsim.net/esearch.php?CatID=fs2002ac&DLID=53755 http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b193/motormouse/Glos_Whittle.jpg and you can find the Gauntlet here http://www.fsplanet.com/08...

This twin-jet engine made a loud bang and stopped suddenly, .....just as one would expect when a first stage compressor blade goes AWOL, also took out the IGV's and the stator rows in the casing too. The aircraft concerned landed safely with the remaining engine operating as advertised. http://i19.p...

Thank you Toby - Its better than I imagined - now I have to go find the missing Gloster aircraft a Glad and a Gauntlet - Its really worth waiting for leif Frank Elton has done the Gauntlet, you should find it at all the usual places :wink: , made for fs02 in fsds2 so should work in fs9 ok, zip name...

Conclusion Rick Piper et son équipe nous réalise ici une autre superbe production anglaise de très bonne qualité. Cet appareil ravira tous les amateurs d’appareils anglais et/ou de machines de très grande qualité. Bravo à eux pour ce superbe travail. Mini-review at Francesim http://www.fra...

Thats' why when doing a high power run no-one should stand in line with the rotating parts....

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Should've gone for Woodford

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Indeed Kikko It was built by North American So it really should be on the CNB forum Garry CNB indeed, but definitely made in the British Empire as well, some were built by Noorduyn Aviation and Canadian Car and Foundry too. And Lawrence Wacketts' Commonwealth Aircraft Company (CAC) in Australia use...

Interesting thread, I had my first in-sim encounter with spacial disorientation recently.

I was using Kirk Olsson's F-86 in VC, got away from Laarbruch in low cloud and about 5 mins later exited same cloud upside down looking at the ground,had to use the 'eject'

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wow!

Its' about time we saw that natty red and white paint job again!

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Can't believe I now have a sim on my computer :lol: :shock: I posted links to the various add-on forums in the gallery thread, but I'll add them in here in case anyone missed 'em The Saturn V is an add-on, from here http://www.nasa-virtual.com/ tutorials here http://www.orbitersim.com/Forum/default...