FSX Westland Wyvern: In the next 24hours
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Re: FSX Westland Wyvern: In the next 24hours
Ahh Dave you caught me out, the needles have a material applied by it doesn't use any textures as such!
Re: FSX Westland Wyvern: In the next 24hours
I've only had chance for a quick look-see as I'm still tweaking my new-build and FSX but a very nice addition guys, thanks
ATB,
Derek ;-)
ATB,
Derek ;-)
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Re: FSX Westland Wyvern: In the next 24hours
I've installed it, and am slowly coming to grips with it.
Thank you very much.
Dennis.
Thank you very much.
Dennis.
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Playing catch up
Many thanks to all concerned, am enjoying flying the beast.
Graham
Many thanks to all concerned, am enjoying flying the beast.
Graham
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Re: FSX Westland Wyvern: In the next 24hours
Nice aeroplane which I think will take me a while to master.
Has anyone on this forum actually flown a Wyvern and can comment on the FSX flight model.
To me it seems rather sluggish in turns and lacks drag with the throttle closed.
Has anyone on this forum actually flown a Wyvern and can comment on the FSX flight model.
To me it seems rather sluggish in turns and lacks drag with the throttle closed.
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Re: FSX Westland Wyvern: In the next 24hours
Dog, I based most of the handling assessment on comments in the 'From the Cockpit' book by Michael Doust. It wasn't the most nimble of performers e.g. a turn radius twice that of a Sea Fury although that may have been overcompensated in the model! There isn't a huge amount of drag with the throttle closed as the real thing had a fine pitch stop which wouldn't fine the prop below 28 degrees with the gear up so it's not the same as closing the prop in a piston and creating a big air brake. However if we do have any ex-Wyvern drivers I'd love to hear their comments.
Re: FSX Westland Wyvern: In the next 24hours
Skip, I was basing the FDE on a heavy fighter that would not be as nimble as a Spitfire, much slower roll and fairly large turning circle.
Do I get to have the FSX WYVERN logo on my posts ?
Do I get to have the FSX WYVERN logo on my posts ?
Rich
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Re: FSX Westland Wyvern: In the next 24hours
Rich, sounds about right from all accounts. Feel free to copy the FSX Wyvern from my signature, or I can send you the link etc.
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Re: FSX Westland Wyvern: In the next 24hours
Quick update, for those of you who occasionally like to blow things up in your virtual aviation the Wyvern is now available for the Strike Fighters/Wings Over Israel series from Third Wire. Get it here http://www.nazcastudios.com/sea-hawk/wyvern-sf.html