Farnborough 1962

[Nigel H-J]

Sorry if this has ben posted before.

http://www.britishpathe.com/record.php?id=42480

Regards
Nigel.

[Garry Russell]

Hi Nigel

Don't think so.....not in it's entirity and not by Ben

Thanks I enjoyed that

Garry

[NigelC]

Was it my imagination or were the VC10 and the 125 carrying the same registration, G-ARTA??

[Garry Russell]

Hi Nigel

The 125 was G-ARYA

Garry

[NigelC]

That's what I get for watching on the cr@p monitor in the office

Great bit of film though.

[VEGAS]

Just love those Beagles at the beginning.

Why can't Carenado focus their attention on something like that?!

Lovely piece of film. Thanks for the link Nigel.

[Nigel H-J]

Glad you all enjoyed it, I certainly did. Now for a question, is there a beagle around for FS9? If not, then should I put a suggestion forward or hide?

Regards
Nigel

[nigelb]

Great video, thanks for posting!

Nigel²

[Garry Russell]

There was only one that I know of and a very bad one at that

So effectively no.

It might be difficult to make it as unreliable as the real thing

Garry

[emfrat]

Glad you all enjoyed it, I certainly did. Now for a question, is there a beagle around for FS9?
Regards
Nigel

Hi Nigel
The only Beagle Basset (or B206) I ever found was by Prof Tanaka. I think it was originally for FS98, then updated for FS2000 then patched for FS2000Pro(edit-should be FS2002Pro). After a lot of chopping and swapping I got something usable in FS9.1, but found I could have prop textures or u/c but not both. Since one model includes the family dog in the rear seat, I chose the u/c, so he would have somewhere to go when we landed
The nose is too pointy, and the nacelles also a bit long and not chubby enough. That multi-curved screen must have been a nightmare to model. It's not great, but it's the only one in town...

Cheers
MikeW