Classic British Flight Sim

WhisperJet wrote:Very basic.
But for me it's like in 80% of livery relaunches - I like the old one better... at first glance...

Cheers,

Nick

+1, but it's a better effort than the new AA livery...

We also have a 1-11 simulator too but I think the chances of that working again are slim. Last time I saw it it was in bits in the back of the Strat Chamber. When I say 'bits'.. you wouldn't know it was even a simulator let alone a 1-11. I saw Aer Lingus's 1-11 simulator when it was in Dublin Airpo...

One thing's for certain: there are Harrier simulators "around" that you'll get for a lot less than 90K... You can be sure that the seller here did.

Edit: Mind you, if you guys already have simulators at Brooklands, etc that's probably all the surplus ones that there are?

A friend of mine had a 747 simulator that he sold to a group that builds 737 simulators. Apparently that's where the cash is in the simulator business, especially as Airbuses can't be simulated by private operators. Basically, they stripped out all the instruments, avionics and computer hardware and...

One problem I do have with the tail is the subtle tining within the blocks has failed and leave it looking like they need another coat of paint. *-) Exactly. It might have been a bolder statement had the blocks of colour been solid rather than messed up with all those grads. The eagle head looks li...

The first thought that went through my head was OMG it's Cubana! :doh: :lol: The old livery was definitely a bit dated but I wish the change wasn't so extreme. :( Brian It does feel like Cubana!!! Certainly not the worst modern scheme, which is perhaps damning it with faint praise. But the grey is ...

That's one I hadn't heard before. Thanks for posting it. I've also ordered the Cedric Flood book as it looks like an interesting read.

Well worth watching if you missed it last time.

Very nice.

DaveB wrote:

I dunno where this leaves us I think that'd look better with winglets

ATB
DaveB

Or a Landor livery.