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EGNA Scenery at the Pond

Post by DispatchDragon »

Just posted Molyneds fs9 Scenery for RR Hucknall as it is today at "the pond"
Nice little piece of work - just cant use the main runway for the bloody great twoer (whatever it is) in the middle of it

enjoy

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fix that with 'exc builder' (small prog that will write an exclude file for you) and you're good to go!

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True Pete

But dave tried to model it accurately and the engine stand on the concrete runway apparently does exsist (see google) ;)
I guess you could exclude if you wanted to step back a few years
Thanks for that anyway - personally Im going to exclude it as it will make a nice back drop for DelPs Heron when it is released
anyone if the Olympus Vulcan operated into Hucknall????


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DispatchDragon wrote:True Pete
anyone if the Olympus Vulcan operated into Hucknall????
Leif
I don't suppose there's a model of that somewhere is there?

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Hi All
Exclude my beautiful engine test tower creation !! :o - peasants !! - it took me hours to build & texture and is a landmark seen from the high points around the city here.
Can't remember when it first appeared - can now,just Googgled it - 1983. If you're purists (which you can't be, removing heritage objects ) you might note that the runway is festooned with 'X's - thoughtfully added by me in FSX to deter vandals.
Next time, I'll nail all objects to the ground ;-) .
Cheers CHEERS
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See what you have done now? hes all PO'd aout moving his engine stand ;)

Its a nice addition to my scenery anyway

Thanks David for "tweaking it" as you put it - its a lovely bit of scenery

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Thanks Leif
-Just had my lunch so I feel better now - more able to forgive such butchering. :)
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Its blowing arfagale at Hucknall today - little blue toy sort of elevated

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I hid the dreaded engine stand under my wing


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Downwind at Hucknall - little blue toy going like a bat out of hell even with throttle closed

Anyone up that way tell me if its blowing that much????

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Re: EGNA Scenery at the Pond

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Wow yes Leif - it's blowing an official gale over most of the UK today with snow forcast (well it is Easter afterall ). Even the birds are grounded. You should be able to just start the engine, release the brakes and be airborn in -ooh - 3 feet ?
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just cant use the main runway for the bloody great twoer (whatever it is) in the middle of it
I think you'll find that it's actually a silencer which is in use when RR Trent engines are on test.Up to about 6 months ago I used to live about 3 miles from Hucknall and engines on test could be heard.On Sunday a friend of mine who works for RR at Hucknall,and his wife, are coming to stay with us for a few days.I will ask him for more info.Best Wishes EricT :)
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