Classic British Flight Sim

In the Gallery as was, there was a BAC One-Eleven srs 200 in British Caledonian colours.

Anyone know where this repaint is available from? I can't find it anywhere.

Nige C

Here you are Nigel...2nd one down.

http://classicbritishfiles.com/index.ph ... =2&page=12

Regards
Nigel.

That's the Caledonian/BUA one. I'm talking about a 200srs in full BCAL (Golden Lion on the tail)

Thanks for trying though

Hi Nigel

It was by Simon baskerville

I have problems with the laptop..it's running very slow and at 100 percent all the time.

I have tried to find it but with my problems it's difficult

Try using his name........I think though this came up a little while ago, so someone might rmember the result

Garry

I'll see if I have it loafing on one of my systems. I'm sure I do.. the problem will be finding it!

ATB

DaveB

Thanks Garry, I'll try that.

By the way, many thanks for the Mediterranean Express repaint. I used to work for them, it was a fun outfit.

The black titles on the fuselage (of the real one) were actually a mistake by the company that repainted it, they should have been blue (as on the company stationery). That was corrected on 'YUW.

Nige C

A pleasure Nigel

Did G-AYUW actually enter service??

Garry

Can't find this for the 200 and I'm sure I had it. I've a feeling it is still somewhere on a HD but it's not on any of the 4 pc's I have here in the toyroom I've checked on Avsim (it didn't even recognise Simon Baskerville) and on Allnodes which did throw up a handful of paints but not BCAL for the 200 I'm afraid. Odd.. his red tail European is there but not BCAL Will keep digging but I'm now losing hope.

EDIT..
Try this file over at Avsim.. bcal111_168308.zip . It's for G-ASJI (FS2004 model) done by Bob Baur

ATB

DaveB

No, 'UW never got into service.

Both G-AZUK and G-AYUW had been in open storage at Van Nuys CA for a few years. A team from BA went over there and prepared UK for a ferry flight on a permit to fly back to LHR. There was a snake in one engine, a birds nest in the other, the fuel tanks were full of thick algae and the oleo's were flat. It disappeared into one of the BA hangars at LHR for several months whilst a major overhaul was done.

Once out, UK was introduced into service. UW was prepared and ferried back to LTN. It went into McAlpines hangar (they were now our contracted maintenance organisation) and some work was started on it. Unfortunately Mediterranean Express went down the pan and it was never completed. It was in a worse state than UK had been and was probably therefore an unattractive proposition for a buyer.

When ZUK was positioned from LHR back to LTN, she was perfect, however the flight was at 6000ft and air con on APU bleed. Next day, we went from LTN to NOC for a crew training detail. As we climbed out of LTN, and the MAC valves were opened, i.e. engine bleeds used for air con, the hot air stripped all the paint from the inside of the new air ducting and filled the cabin with smoke!!!!

Nige C

Cheers for that Nigel

Interesting details.

I didn't think 'UW had gone into service and she became a test airframe.

I was a passenger on 'UK twice when she was with Loganair.

Garry