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Hawker Sea Hawk for FS2004 - released
Posted: 14 Dec 2008, 00:54
by nazca_steve
Well, chaps, after over a year's worth of work (yes, I am slow), the project is finished. I am literally sitting here with beer in hand. Please enjoy and feel free to share feedback, good or bad. Happy flying. All models and (ongoing) repaints can be downloaded at:
http://www.nazcastudios.com/sea-hawk CHEERS

Re: Hawker Sea Hawk for FS2004 - released
Posted: 14 Dec 2008, 09:07
by Ben Hartmann
WOOHOO!!!
Downloading right now, thanks Steve.
Rgds
Ben
Re: Hawker Sea Hawk for FS2004 - released
Posted: 14 Dec 2008, 10:15
by DaveG
Nice one Steve
Downloading now...

Re: Hawker Sea Hawk for FS2004 - released
Posted: 14 Dec 2008, 15:20
by Filonian
Downloading now Areve, many thanks for all your hard work.
Graham
Re: Hawker Sea Hawk for FS2004 - released
Posted: 15 Dec 2008, 18:52
by kikko
I never realized the Seahawk has flaps so large in area.....

Re: Hawker Sea Hawk for FS2004 - released
Posted: 15 Dec 2008, 21:26
by Viper
Hi...
Thanks Steve, specially for the Dutch Navy model!!!
Grtz.
tonka
Re: Hawker Sea Hawk for FS2004 - released
Posted: 15 Dec 2008, 21:51
by nazca_steve
Lol. Regarding the flaps, yes, they are big. I think I am going to post an update on my site stating that the flaps are BIG!
Viper, you are most welcome mate. The Dutch model seems to have gone down very well.
Re: Hawker Sea Hawk for FS2004 - released
Posted: 15 Dec 2008, 22:06
by DaveB
In case you were in any doubt.. this is the Sea Hawk showing her rather petite flaps at takeoff
FS9 with real weather!
ATB
DaveB :tab:
Re: Hawker Sea Hawk for FS2004 - released
Posted: 15 Dec 2008, 23:32
by nazca_steve
It was all covered in here:
http://www.cbfsim.org/cbfsim/cbfsBB/vie ... 8&start=45
As I said before, mine may be a touch too big, but not by that much.
Re: Hawker Sea Hawk for FS2004 - released
Posted: 16 Dec 2008, 00:36
by DaveB
I wasn't disagreeing with you Steve.. just illustrating that the Sea Hawk 'does' have rather large dangly bits when they're deployed.. perhaps seemingly inordinate to the size of the aircraft for the casual observer ;-)
ATB
DaveB :tab: