Missing Comet virtual cockpit & wierd engine sound.

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Here it is


brab1.zip on Flightsim.com

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Thanks Jon for the Nimrod tip but I'm happy with the Comets. Yes it is nice :dance:

Thanks too Gary for the Brabazon info. I'll check it out & will do a Google info search too. I live on the edge of the New Forest so I wonder if Hurn or Eastleigh were involved with the fly-by?

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Hi Terry,

The Brabazon did visit London Airport on 15th June 1950 so it is quite possible it may have routed via your neck of the woods.

It also went to Farnborough air show in September of the same year......another possible time you may have seen it overfly where you live.

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Thanks Brindon Bear. Farnborough!! I remember going with my twin brother & mother & have vivid memories of a crimson Hawker Hunter flying over the main runway, to be followed what seemed like 5 minutes later with a deafening roar & was there a sonic bang? One second it was a dot on the horizon & then Woosh it was gone. Neville Duke was the pilot & I've always wanted to be Neville Duke!! 1951 & I was 9 :roll:

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Post by Brian Franklin »

I know it's not an airliner, but surely the Nimrod must have earned the Classic mantle by now, been in active service for how long?

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Quite a long time. October 1969 apparently...
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There is the Simshed Nimrod

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I agree but then I am under the misapprehension that the Nimrod is a Classic British Aircraft :-({|=
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Chocks Away wrote:I agree but then I am under the misapprehension that the Nimrod is a Classic British Aircraft :-({|=
Terry.
Well if the HS Nimrod isn't, the Hawker Nimrod is though... :lol:
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Post by migman29 »

Terry watch this lot like a hawk,they WILL get you into trouble!! :lol: .

And Garry,don't send him off after that nasty old Brabazon.
He's only just got into this game and you'll put him off :-$ :-$ :-$ :-$

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You could see him thinking "Bleedin'pilots,don't know nuffin.All glammer" He's probably right.

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