Flown by Americans, invented by the British

[dswanson]

Aaah Thunderbirds - those were the days.

I once had the original plastic models - TB2 had a TB4 or a mole inside depending on which one you got and they all had friction drive motors. Sigh.

Their flight dynamics would be interesting, especially the transition from Mach whatever to the vertical landing. I wonder did TB3 use an ILS system to get back through the round house ?? :think:

[Motormouse]

I made a TB4 many moons ago, not for FS though :-(

Ah you tease Dave

I still fly a certain Angel interceptor!

Kind regards

John

so where'd it be got from please?

ttfn

pete

[biplaneflyer]

Thunderbird Six should be an easy one! Wonder how many people know what it was?

[John]

oh god take me now! I hate to say I know.

A Tiger Moth


John

[DaveB]

Didn't it end up crashing??

ATB

DaveB :tab:

[DaveG]

I made a TB4 many moons ago, not for FS though :-(

Ah you tease Dave

I still fly a certain Angel interceptor!

Kind regards

John

so where'd it be got from please?

ttfn

pete

I'd like to know that too, seeing as I didn't release it :think:

[John]

That's an easy one... I begged and you sent me a copy (long time ago now)

Thanks again

John

[DaveG]

:doho: memory isn't what it used to be.

[Garry Russell]

:doho: memory isn't what it used to be.

If you're like me Dave you've suffered from bad memory before.....but forgotten that :-(

Garry

[John]

Not worth a post of its own... but IMHO sorta nice anyway



Kind regards

John