I'm sure nobody will be interested....

[AndyG]

....but there is a Blackburn Baffin, from Frank Elton, over at Flightsim.com.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackburn_Baffin

[DaveB]

No idea what that is.. it sounds ugly! Tks for the HU anyway

ATB

DaveB

[mgchristy]

Whew, that one's an oddball. It looks like someone strapped a set of wings to their piano. Never heard of it, either...but thanks for the HU, Andy!

[Garry Russell]

certainly not one I'm familar with

Thanks Andy

[Trev Clark]

Ugly??? You do Major F A Bumpus a great dis-service To think these were still in service until 1941! Shame it's not an FSX model though.

[ferryman]

Shame it's not an FSX model though.

According to the README, it's for both FS9 and FSX.

By Fleet Air Arm standards, it's far from ugly, while several Blackburn aircraft looked far uglier - if you're not of a nervous disposition. see Blackburn's Triplane, Sidecar, and Blackburn (so ugly they named it twice?) at http://www.aviastar.org/air/england/a_blackburn.php

[Garry Russell]

Hi John

That seems to be a dead link

[ferryman]

Hi John

That seems to be a dead link

Apologies - I've now corrected both typos in it and it works, but don't say you weren't warned.

Looking at the Sidecar, I suspect that Major Bumpus (what a lovely name for a character in a 19th-century novel) was an exponent of origami.

[Chris Trott]

I love how the "Blackburn Second Monoplane" came a year before the "Blackburn First Monoplane".

[Garry Russell]

......Blimey.....I'd just eaten as well

Chris .....I wouldn't be too surprised from a company that is capable of such contraptions.

What can you say about a company, one of who's prettier designs was the Beverly

Thanks for that John......had a good laugh if nothing else ...perhaps you should have saved it for 1st April