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Posted: 19 Oct 2006, 23:42
by Charlie Bravo
jonesey2k wrote:An A340-600
http://www.commerciallevel.com
I'd love a detailed Fokker 50 but I'll make do with the Dreamwings one for the time being.
Posted: 20 Oct 2006, 12:02
by MALTBY D
Wants...
Comet 1-4 + VC.
A VC in the VC10
Britannia + VC
Someone else to do it all.
(And I'd be happy to buy payware if they could make a good model)
DM
Posted: 20 Oct 2006, 12:20
by DispatchDragon
Just a Brit - however as has been pointed out before here
there are far too many variations
If you built a basic Britannia (Spelt correctly) then it would follow you would have to build
a 102/C2/302/312/Argus/CL44/Conroy Pregnant Tiger/Canadair 400
then you would have 6 different Panels and 8 different VCs
the nice thing would be there are already good sound files for the Tyne
and the P&W R2800 CB16 - and as has been noted there is a reasonable
Proteus sound file. Then You'd see the likes of Garry Russell and Tony Madge go into total melt down over the myriad of colour schemes for all the types (There are 4 different colour schemes for the Britannia Airways
102s alone) - so its not going to happen , in FS9 or FSux so I guess I'll
settle for ummmm an Avro Ashton
Leif
Posted: 20 Oct 2006, 12:39
by Trev Clark
Sorry about the two 't's, I seem to forgetting the mother tongue, out here knee deep in 'Johnny foreigners'
I thought there was a VC10 with a VC available......I'll get me coat now :redface:
Posted: 20 Oct 2006, 13:01
by T6flyer
A Supermarine Spiteful/Seafang and I'm afraid to say (its not British you see) a decent Harvard.
Best wishes,
Martin
Posted: 20 Oct 2006, 15:59
by biplaneflyer
Sir George Cayley's 1853 glider, Beagle Pups, AMF Magnum, any pre-war light British Aircraft not done before, (and non -british a Aviamilano Falco and Nibbio)
Posted: 20 Oct 2006, 17:19
by alemaobaiano
Both have been mentioned, but a decent Britannia and Belfast would make me a very happy bunny, I seem to have become addicted to British turboprops lately
Posted: 20 Oct 2006, 19:21
by jonesey2k
MALTBY D wrote:
Someone else to do it all.
I wouldnt trust anybody else to do it
Posted: 20 Oct 2006, 19:25
by Motormouse
jamesstables wrote:Whirlwind (helicopter)
There's one by J R Lucariny
ttfn
Pete
Posted: 20 Oct 2006, 20:19
by Viscount Cornbank
I've never seen a Britannia fly, although I saw a few on stand in active service, but watching those old Buccaneer episodes and reading the pilot's notes made me see what a marvelous, if very complex, aeroplane it actually was. It is undoubtedly the biggest missing gap in our virtual airliner heritage.
Cheers
Fraser
PS and I still can't believe, given its significance and worldwide popularity there's not a near perfect F.27 :think:
