Classic British Flight Sim

Excellent, give it the 32 Sqn colours too and this'll make a great plane to fly in and out of Northolt :P I had the pleasure of nosing around the 32 Sqn 146 (and 125) and was surprised to see that they all are fitted with FMC's. FMC's (FMS) are a legal requirement for airways navigation (IFR) these...

Don't know if this is a clue or not, but sometimes when I go back to VC, the rest of the cockpit comes back for a split second then goes back as to it was.

Do the scenery packages have to be added in that order? What if I just had the airfields package and then later decided on the other scenery one.

Yeah, I think so (Jan or Feb). Speaking of which, I could see if there are any later.

So the VFR Photographic Scenery GenerationX and then UK2000?.

I hope the graphics handles it, it should do, I've only the problems on the two aircraft as mentioned. It's quite a powerful graphics card though, GeForce GTX260 800 and something mb of ram on it.

I will have to chek them out, thanks.

Excellent, give it the 32 Sqn colours too and this'll make a great plane to fly in and out of Northolt :P

I had the pleasure of nosing around the 32 Sqn 146 (and 125) and was surprised to see that they all are fitted with FMC's.

So which route do you reccomend I take if I want 'as real as it's going to get' airfields and scenery when up in the sky?

So what else can we get for FSX in the vintage era?

The Comet? 707? Anything jet or prop?

Not so sure this really is a classic as such in the eyes of all, but does anyone know of a 'good' 146 for FSX? I've tried one, which I didn't like, but I know there's many out there, so wondering if someone can reccomend a tried, tested and of course liked 146.

Thanks.