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Re: Sunderland
Posted: 07 Dec 2010, 20:56
by DarrenL
Nothing will part me from my Empire Flying boat though. Alexandria, Singapore, Scotland anywhere is game, and it comes with a free Indiana Jones
Re: Sunderland
Posted: 08 Dec 2010, 19:07
by SamRo
Re: Sunderland
Posted: 08 Dec 2010, 20:41
by DaveB
Have you cracked and bought it Sam or are these pics from another source??
ATB
DaveB
Re: Sunderland
Posted: 08 Dec 2010, 21:37
by SamRo
Yes I got it, I love old war birds... it not too bad, the pit could use some better textureing as could some of the paints.. however the mass of leavers seems to capture the the feel and the struggle to get a fully fueled one off the deck seems to match what I have read.. sitting with engines redline and ignoreing the cylinder temps to get up! its good fun, could be better but im happy enough.. hope the pics give a better idear of what its like, I will warn you though its no A2A b-17 an a lot of money really..
Re: Sunderland
Posted: 08 Dec 2010, 21:40
by Paul K
I like the one of it over the Pyramids. You can compare modern bricklaying skills with those of 5000 years ago.
Re: Sunderland
Posted: 08 Dec 2010, 21:43
by DaveB
Hi Sam
Well.. the fact it's not an A2A monster full of complication may be of more interest to some than another A2A monster full of complication. Of course, the opposite could also be said
The main thing is you're happy with it and that's the important thing
Feel free to post more screenies as you see fit to give prospective buyers a better idea of what to expect. At least we know what we see from your shots are of the release model
ATB
DaveB
Re: Sunderland
Posted: 08 Dec 2010, 22:05
by SamRo
The textures arnt great, if any one wants picks of a given bit let me know.
the Beaching gear also apears to disapear in to the ground on beaching?, yet to do any long flights so not tried the auto pilot, steves camberra is still taking up my "flying time" too many cool aircraft!
Re: Sunderland
Posted: 08 Dec 2010, 22:06
by Garry Russell
Paul K wrote:I like the one of it over the Pyramids. You can compare modern bricklaying skills with those of 5000 years ago.
The Pyramids look smoother and in better condition
Re: Sunderland
Posted: 16 Jan 2011, 06:23
by Ian Warren
Re: Sunderland
Posted: 16 Jan 2011, 08:07
by Garry Russell
Thanks for that Ian
Ghastly and they harp on about how it's the best
Brings a new meaning to trench warfare
Can you reduce the pics please to 800x600 max.....thanks