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biplaneflyer
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Nice Beaver!

Post by biplaneflyer »

DHC2-MK3 TURBO BEAVER AMPHIBIAN IS HERE
INCLUDES 2 PANELS, VC PANEL WITH FULL CABIN, FSX COMPATIBLE
at:-

http://www.premaircraft.com/index.html

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Post by petermcleland »

I rather like this Beaver but you need to use reverse in the water if you want to stop :lol:

I also use a couple of taps on F2 to slow down the taxying speed on land...It also installs and works in FSX but a couple of gauges go missing.

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Post by TSR2 »

Has anyone got a standard Beaver? :think:
I'd love to paint it up like the old army spotters that used to fly over NI.
Ben.:tunes:

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Post by Garry Russell »

Hi Ben

Wasn't there one branded about on this forum about a year ago?

Or was that just repaints for the Aerosoft? :think:

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Post by Myles »

Ben,

I know it's payware, but Aerosoft do a very nice one which includes WP807 (I think!), along with several other versions.

There was also a freeware one for FS2002 with the same markings in a repaint, but I can't remember who did them.

Best,

Myles

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Cheers guys, I'll have a wee nosy and see what I can find. :smile:
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Post by AllanL »

I think there is a fs9 one with floats and wheels versions by John Woodward. I can't remember if it only has a vc, but I think someone has also done a 2d panel for us luddite types.

Try all nodes and avsim.

At least one of the older fs2002 models (by Steve Grant??) also works in fs9.

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Post by Myles »

I think it was the Steve Grant one that I was thinking of, although I don't think I flew it in FS9!

Myles

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Post by Paul K »

I bought the Aerosoft Beaver after asking for recommendations on this forum a good while ago. Its a terrific model and the engine sounds are a treat for the ears. One of my all-time favourite Flight Sim aircraft. :smile:

By the way, where are all the 'beaver' jokes this time round ?
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Paul K wrote:By the way, where are all the 'beaver' jokes this time round ?
:lol:
They are all up Wet Beaver Creek.

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