Classic British Flight Sim

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland- ... l-45964816

Nigel.

I've always wondered how they made the open-top versions....

Ooops indeed!
When I was a kid, a double-decker bus got wedged under the rail bridge at South Ruislip station.
According to the local news, experts were contemplating how to extract the bus without further damage,
when a schoolboy suggested that they let some air out of the tyres. That worked.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5dMqHqC4pM

Brian

There is a bridge just around the corner from the Stoke-on-Trent railway station where that sort of thing happens on a regular basis, especially to double-decker buses where rookie drivers forget how tall they are and think because they regularly drive under there in their car they can do the same with the bus! It is very obviously sign-posted that it is a low bridge too with both high-vis signs and a warning bar strung across the road before the bridge.

Improved the looks of the ? Evoque no end