Classic British Flight Sim

Yes Garry, I think the aircraft (maybe a 757) was placed there for comparison. One of my LZ129 Hindenburg books show a Boeing 707 in scale with the LZ129 (the sistership of the LZ130) and the 707 is almost the same length of one of the airships fins when measured from the fins root. So I'm guessing ...

Ok, it's not the real LZ130 'Graf Zeppelin'..."it's only a model" (to borrow a line from Monty Python's 'The Holy Grail' movie. :lol: The model is said to reside at the airport in Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA. As luck would have it Southwest serves that city, so we're off to Milwaukee to find ...

This might help improve the performance of FS2004/FSX. I installed this app and updated my FS9.exe only to realize that I only have 2GB of memory.

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Brian

Seeing models fish tail like that brings back memories of CFS.. a smashing sim despite the bugs ;) CFS was a lot of fun wasn't it? If you couldn't shoot down your opponent you could always just dive down onto the deck and let him chase you around a bit...he'd eventually plow himself into the ground...

Dang! It would take a few to get me into that car.

Brian

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Brian

austerdriver wrote:A new make of Spitfire? Is it faster

Depends. Running on the surface or submerged?

Brian

Brian

Garry Russell wrote:***Update***

Broken up and carted away for scrap in December

Judging by the pic I'd say she's gone to a better place. Can you imagine eating in a place like that? YUK!

Brian

Happy birthday Eddie. Have a great day!

Brian