Classic British Flight Sim

Hi chaps,

Here's an update on my SE.5a for you all.








Thanks to Nick Churchill for these shots.

Dan.

as one of the lucky ones who have been beta testing this I can truthfully say that it really is stunning.

Even Nick Churchill's brilliant shots can't do it true justice. For those of you with FSX the bump mapping and visible rivets really make it a very immersive aircraft indeed.

I even got out my "Biggles in France" book last night and might do a wilks impression later on today.

Toodle pip!

Wow...that ribbing is impressive

A great job Dan!

Garry

Thats Nice.

Now all I need to do is get round to buying a copy of FS10.

Is that the new VFR scenery that Justflight are advertising, looks ace!.

Or if not, where did you get it from, might have to buy that!

Thanks guys!

The scenery in the first two shots is the Horizon VFR stuff.

The third shot is the default scenery :shock: :shock: :shock:

I will release an FS9 version.. but I'm having some problems.

The sound pack for this aeroplane is just beautiful. It's really perfect.

Kind regards
Dan.

Here's an update for you all:

The package now contains 2 variants, and 5 schemes.

1. 56 Squadron RFC.
2. 74 Squadron RFC.
3. 111 Squadron RFC.
4. 94 Squadron United States Air Service, Texas c.1920.
5. Civilian skywriter G-EBIF:
- has much longer exhausts, silver finish, no weaponry, and a cut tail! Thanks for the info, Rick

Dan.

Here are some new shots, displaying the aeroplane.. and the civilian variant. G-EBIF was a Skywriter and is configured that way, too. She flew a display at the Kings' Cup Air Race in 1937. She has a modified rudder, with a good chunk missing, a new extended exhaust system, an overall two-tone silver gloss finish, a pilot clothes (closer to ww2-era), and no weaponry.

Dan.

Hi Dan

I replied to your PM but got nowt back :sad:

Regards
Rick

Rick Piper wrote:Hi Dan

I replied to your PM but got nowt back :sad:

Regards
Rick

Fear not! I'm onto it.

Dan.

Horizon VFR it is then,

Cheers.

Now if only my PC would transform into a newer model overnight...