Classic British Flight Sim

Posted: **31 Dec 2013, 10:00**

The Bristol Freighter in New Zealand

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roQOcqAlY5M

Posted: **31 Dec 2013, 10:54**

Enjoyed that mate.. thanks

ATB
DaveB

Posted: **31 Dec 2013, 10:57**

Thanks Garry,

Had a short watch & bookmarked for after the visitors go in a couple of days.
Happy New Year!

Posted: **31 Dec 2013, 12:45**

I thought that accolade belonged to the 'Faithful Annie'......later exceeded by the Shack........
Did bring back memories of the late 40's & early 50's when Airwork had one or two at Blackbushe.....My sister & I were allowed to climb into the cockpit & view the scenery of the airfield - so long as we didn't touch any of the switches.......
Keith

Posted: **31 Dec 2013, 16:38**

Did the Annie have many rivets???

They certainly used the term on the Shack

Anyhow...their title, not my comment

Posted: **31 Dec 2013, 16:47**

Garry, I'm not sure how many rivets there were in an Annie, but I think it referred to the Pop rivets in the tail plane - they always rattled loose in them old days...
Keith

Posted: **31 Dec 2013, 17:40**

Dev One wrote: - so long as we didn't touch any of the switches.......
Keith

button pushing allowed then?

thanks for posting, Garry. I enjoyed watching that.

Posted: **31 Dec 2013, 20:05**

Don't think buttons were invented then - except possibly for CB's which isolated things!
Keith

edit -errrr- forgot about starter buttons, but to a sub teen kid any button was a switch......

Classic British Flight Sim

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