Classic British Flight Sim

I've just completed the work on this and here are some shots of the twelve Hunter FGA9s of 208 Squadron getting airborne in one minute and five seconds:-


I've managed to squeeze the twelve traffic Hunters onto the concrete ORP.


...the "gaggle"!

You can see the other shots in the sequence by clicking this address:-

http://forum.fsscreenshots.com/dcboard. ... =full&page

Thanks for looking

Hat's off to you Peter

ATB

DaveB

Superb stuff Peter! I don't know where you get the patience for it!

Thank you Dave and Ben...Yes, I sometimes wonder myself how I have the patience for this project. However, the squadron scramble was the most complex set of "Ghost Airports" of them all, and required some peculiar special techniques in AFCAD to make the full pattern from which the twelve ghosts derived. The pattern took two very full days to complete and now it sits disabled as it has done its job...I might just see if I can make a screenshot of the pattern and add it here

Here are a couple of shots of the "Pattern" AFCAD:-




This one shows the relevant detail of the "Pattern"...It is not editable as special techniques are required to get things so close together without locking onto something else.

This "Pattern" is called up to make each of the twelve "Ghosts"...So to make the first Ghost for "Delta" all the lines, parking slots and runways NOT connected to the parking slot for Delta would be deleted, just leaving the one parking slot, one set of lines to it and one 34 foot wide runway. Comms frequency would then be added. The 34 feet wide runway width would be reduced to 0.001 feet and the first "Ghost Airport" would be saved as AF2_SS1A.bgl.
The pattern would be then recalled and the same procedure for "Bravo"...note there are only four start locations in the pattern so one of these would not be deleted but dragged into position on the correct and remaining runway.
When all twelve Ghosts have been built then the "Pattern" is disabled by renaming it

Hi Peter..

A gaggle of QRF Vulcans would be an impressive sight.. should you ever feel the urge

ATB

DaveB

DaveB wrote:Hi Peter..

A gaggle of QRF Vulcans would be an impressive sight.. should you ever feel the urge

Hmmm...What is its wingspan?

A darned sight more than a Hunter! Call it 111ft for a B2 and you shouldn't be far off

ATB

DaveB

DaveB wrote:

A darned sight more than a Hunter! Call it 111ft for a B2 and you shouldn't be far off

That means I could just about cram four onto that ORP...Still, with four engines each that is sixteen very noisey engines

Yes indeed.. and think of all that smoke!

ATB

DaveB