Classic British Flight Sim

I had to post these just to remind myself to get my finger out........

In Max, Auster AOP9 and Westland WS-51 Dragonfly for FSX and probably FS9:





...but first comes the Heron, then the Mossie......

..don't hold your breath..

ATB,

Derek ;-)

Got some shots of the Dragonfly at East Yorkshire for you mate... don't know if they're any use, but I'll get them over to you asap ;-)

An AOP9 for FS9 Dave Moly will be pleased that someone spells him -- Should be able to wangle close ups from Martin (T6Flyer) as well as a Bombardier sound set seeign as he lives at AOP9 central.


Leif

NIce one Derek

Nice looking glass on the Dragonfly :tab:

Garry

Taking shape Del.....glad you are getting things back on course. There is a good archivist at Westlands who is very approachable and enthusiastic. He just sent over some information on the Westland Widgeon (Parasol Monoplane) for me along with colour schemes, photos etc for a R/C flying model I will hopefully be building in the Autumn as a prototype build for a magazine designer in CAD.

R/C scale electric models are my other weakness...... :roll:

If you want contact details for the Westlands chap just let me know. ;-)

Regards.

BrianG

OOh a Dragonfly in BEA colours

I remember seeing a photo of one passing a mailbag to a Postie on a bike many many moons ago -- always wondered how he kept his hat on.


Oh yes Brian --- I asked Uncle Ted if he would put the fixed wing Widegon on his list -- Personally I would love one to putz about in

Leif

Well if Uncle Ted ever decides to have a stab at one...I have the 3-views here for both the MKIII and the MKIIIa (main difference was the U/C)

Regards

BrianG

We can but hope Brian -- It looks like a fun little aeroplane

Leif

DispatchDragon wrote:Should be able to wangle close ups from Martin (T6Flyer)

Thanks Leif but I have an extensive AOP MOD manual from Ralph (Auster) and Martin is just down the road ;-)

Derek ;-)

Looking good, Derek. That Dragonfly will be a peach!

Brian