Classic British Flight Sim

Took my alphasim Hunter out for a spin around the foot hills of the Andes, intrestingly the Hunter was in Service with the Chilean Air Force up until 1995, The chilean Air Force had quite an affinity with British hardware especially in the early years British exports include:

Bristol M1c
Short 184
Sopwith Baby
Avro 504K
de Havilland DH.9
Felixstowe F2A
Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a
Supermarine Channel
Vickers 102 Valparaiso
Vickers 116 Vixen
Bristol Type 83B
Vickers 121 Wibault Scout
Fairey IIIF
Vickers Vedette V
Avro 626
de Havilland DH.60 Moth
de Havilland Vampire
Hawker Siddeley Hunter F.71
English Electric Canberra PR.9

My shots of the Hunter:








Bonus video tribute:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RiFKizcwmE

Thanks for looking!

Hi Mate,

You may notic that the Alphasim hunter in very wrong in terms of shape (square wing tips for a start)

A proper version of the hunter was done by our own Dave Garwood and is available in our library (for the best price of all... FREE), http://www.cbfsim.org then click on library

Great, you would'nt happen to have the link for the fs2009 ver (I can only seem to find the FSX model)?

Cheers

Hi mate, uploading a zip with them all in for you now. If you give me 30 minutes or so, I'll post the link for you

Here you go....


I'll leave it up untill I get the FS9 ones added to the library

[EDIT] Link removed, all the FS9 Hunter packs have been added to the library

Thank you, your a gentleman!

pleasure, hope you enjoy them. there are lots of repaints in the packs, and more up at the usual locations.

Thanks again! Easily the best jet I have flown in FS2004, much better than its payware equivalent.
Does it have a manual at all?

Glad you like my Hunters

There is'nt a manual for the FS9 version, but I did one for the FSX update which may be of use: http://daveg.cbfsim.org/files/FSX_Hunte ... _notes.pdf