Dano
A certain learned Colleague NOT known for his building skills but very
well known for other skills might like your collection of Britannia photos
Alan - the que starts HERE for test pilot of a certain very large very long
range turbine airliner with a fueslage cross section like an "English Oval"
cigarette (showing age here folks) and a tail like a welsh hat - its a project
long over due - but first a word from our sponsors
Oh we are all being soooo devious
Leif
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Those sounds were made ages ago for Fs2002 and didn't translate to FS9 particularly well, so don't get excited. I've only ever heard real Brits on film, so it ain't easy to be very accurate I did update them for my own use a while ago, but felt given my experience of the real thing, a bit fraudulent to release them.
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Hi fraser.
yes i noticed they where for fs2002,so did not download them,as i know fs2004 does not like some of the fs2002 sounds that are around,and i decided not to take the chance.
i can always try going through my installed turboprops,to see if one fits better,as it sounds a bit like a kingair at present.
regards alan.
yes i noticed they where for fs2002,so did not download them,as i know fs2004 does not like some of the fs2002 sounds that are around,and i decided not to take the chance.
i can always try going through my installed turboprops,to see if one fits better,as it sounds a bit like a kingair at present.
regards alan.
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