Slow Cruise down the Russell Fjord...

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Slow Cruise down the Russell Fjord...

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Here is a leisurely bumble down the Russell Fjord in my Eastbourne Monoplane:-

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I've just left the bay and here is the pod of Whales that can be seen near the cruise ship waiting anchorage.

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Really low flying over the water is a bit hazardous and this is about as low as I dare.

The full sequence can be seen by clicking this address:-

http://forum.fsscreenshots.com/dcboard. ... =full&page

Thanks for looking :fly:

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...and having a whale of a time at it as well :agree:

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Another leisurely cruise round the local area today with this visit to Yakutat:-

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Here is a two minute video of my arrival here:-

http://www.petermcleland.com/dl/toYakutat.zip

I find it hard to leave this aeroplane alone :lol:

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Blimey Peter.. that landing wasn't like you at all.. barging your way through lines of taxiing AI :lol: I think I'll go and download it to see what all the fuss is about ;)

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Yes Dave it was a bit of an "Arrival"...This machine is a bit long on the ground run and I'm a bit nervous of using brakes...I'm not sure that it really has brakes. Anyway I certainly charged through one of those waiting Cessnas (cut that bit out of the video :$ ).

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tame in comparison to the arrivals in the Bandit Peter, speaking of the inverted type - I mean..
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:lol: :lol:

I pulled the FSX version and agree.. it is a bit long on the ground ;) I doubt very much the real one had brakes but you can use the ones on the model reasonably heavy without fear of it nosing over ;) A little disappointed it wasn't a bit more manoeuvreable at low speed (as is the Bleriot XI.. the real one) but it's a nice little model with great detail ;) We have a 'running' Demoiselle at Brooklands and I stumbled over a model at Simviation a couple of days ago. Must nip back and see if I can find it :)

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Peter,I have so much admiration for your skills.Way beyond my level of ability and commitment.ATB EricT :)
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