Classic British Flight Sim

it is very nice nice, this F-86, I'll have to build another hanger for this one.......

They'd better release it quick. The beta testers are running out of superlatives.

Brian

The project may be a little more delayed, but with good reason! The flight model is now being looked at by Rob Young (of the Real Air projects) and he one of the best (some would argue THE best) at making a FS aircarft 'feel right' and fly on the numbers, this will be a very special project.
In fact it may even be the best freeware aircraft yet, with so many people having to go payware because of the work required, will this be the ultimate evolution of FS freeware?

Thanks for the compliments, gentlemen !

Yes, it takes a while doesn't it,( mind you, i have a Turkey in the oven as well.... :dance: ) but everybody involved in the development wants to try and make this the ultimate F-86 for FS. ( initially release for FS9 only, followed by a native FSX version ) With a couple of nice F-86 models around already it wouldn't be of much use otherwise, wouldn't it.

( btw, on a sidenote, if it wasn't for DG's wonderfull Hunter model it probabely *would* have been a Hunter.... )

Trev, fyi, Rob Young has been involved with the development of the flight dynamics right from the start of our F-86 project. It happend to be the first thing i wanted to try and accomplish before anything else. The flightmodel is THE most important part of a simulated aircraft afterall, isn't it. I am very grateful to Rob for signing up to this freeware project instantly despite his full agenda of developing flightmodels for commercial FS add-on packages, including his own RealAir company. What with all the changes involved in FSX the workload must be tremendous.

Now that we've arrived at final betatesting we also do feel very fortunate with the company of Dudley Henriques, retired display pilot and well known amongst the simming community for his excellent tutorials on flying 'hot props and jets' .

He flew the F-86 as well and says to feel right at home in our virtual Sabre. Just a few sharp edges still to sand here and there.

Afraid no ETA yet but there's deffinately a light at the end of the tunnel. :flying:

Cheers,
Jan

Hi Jan

I am confident it will be well worth the wait.

Regards
Rick

for you while your drooling......

Bob Hover in his F-86 in 1961 , hopefull the music will calm you a bit too.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TRt6UnNzR6I