Classic British Flight Sim

You certainly know how to get someones attention SamRo

It's worth noting as you mention you're using FSX, with the exception of DaveG's Auster J1, Hunter series, Beaufighters and DH89 Rapides, all of the models available from our developers are here courtesy of FS2002 through FS9. There is a-n-other FSX specific aircraft.. Rick Pipers Hawk but this is payware.
The majority of models will port over to FSX without too much fuss but some need a little work due to the way FSX see's things (some textures appear to go missing.. some seem to have missing textures (not quite the same thing).. some have issues with windows/icon assignments but by and large, they all work pretty well considering they're not built to FSX spec

Enjoy them while you can as I doubt they'd all move up to a newer sim so easy (though I can't see a newer version than FSX hitting our computers any time in the near or even distant future)

ATB

DaveB

Garry Russell wrote: ... with the help of Peter who is an ex BEA Trident Captain he also flew Vanguards and many military jets.
We also have real world Nirmod and One-Eleven pilots here even a Britol Superfreighter pilot so I think you can feel assured of a good end product.
Engineers on may types are lurking here too along with flight planner loadmasters and.....well a lot of knowledge

and not forgetting someone who's crewed on virtually every BOAC and BA VC10 ...

Honestly! - anybody would think my contribution to classic British aviation was insignificant

Ian

Just saving the best 'til last Ian

Spent yesterday afternoon from about 17:30 til 23:00 flying DM's XX914 around the south of England, bit of VFR then some IFR ending at EGVN, best bit was as its freeware I was able to get a fraind who likes his 737's ect to down load it so he could see the model in mplayer, normaly the vc-10 would apear as a 747-400 LOL
Realy sold on DM's stuff now, I have tried the Trident 3 and Love it! played with the auto land at Briz and coventy!
I may well put some pix in the forum see if any are good enough.

Thanks again a very happy Sam!

Chicken or beef, Captain?

But seriously ( ) let me remind you of who were the stars of aviation in the glory days before the Irish took control of the British airline industry!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OuoV0mfxdUI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wqm0_pNXsMs

And the real stars - the wheels!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-0j0HRu48s&NR=1

Ian

Hmm.. very nice wheels (though the tyres should take some credit too)

ATB

DaveB

Has samro got a spell checker? If not he needs one! It's mind bending!