Classic British Flight Sim

After fying Rick's T7 I thought I'd given the old AlphaSim single seater a dust off.

Verdict? Not bad, not bad at all (But like Dave B, I'm a bit of a long term AlphaSim fan, afterall there the only payware boys to bother with my sort of stuff :roll:






Kind regards

John

You know John.. I spent absolutely yonks looking for my Lightning T's yesterday and stumbled over that model in one of my old 2002 folders. How's it go in 2004??

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Remarkably well in fact.

So well that I might do a 'paint' for it

John

Okey doh.. dust sheets off that one too I remember talking to Michael at the time (just prior to its release) and he mentioned this particular model was a first for him, though not his first model. Comes with a nice soundset too if I remember correctly

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Go on... wheel it out, you know you want to :-)

Oh and if anyone has any reference/images that might help in a repaint I'd be obliged.

First things first... which squadron? Thoughts?

TTFN

John

Hi John,

You're right mate.. it does fly pretty well in 2004 doesn't it :dance: Can't find where I put the fx files but had one turn of luck. Thought I'd try it first without loading the gauges and bless my soul.. I had a full cockpit in the sim!! You gotta love Alpha for reusing the old gauges many times as I'd never had the Meatbox on that pc
It has a little too much directional stability I think (drop a wing and it's not that keen on turning) but considering it's age, it does very well indeed. I noticed the other day that it's still on the Alpha 'A' list too

Not sure about a Sqn repaint John but hopefully, someone will come up with something fitting

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Just how the devil do you get screenshots like that? Is that FS9 or some other flightsim you're not letting on about? :think:

stegs wrote:Just how the devil do you get screenshots like that? Is that FS9 or some other flightsim you're not letting on about? :think:

I have a cray super computer in the loft


No it's just plain old FS9 (non of this new fangled FSX - my machine hates it)

But obviously there's varying degrees of editing, from the 'almost nothing' to the 'might as well have drawn it from scratch'

At the most 15 mins on a shot

Hope that helps

Kind regards

John

The camera never lies much
They do look the biz tho' and the Meteor is a great piece of kit to fly

Steve

John wrote:Go on... wheel it out, you know you want to :-)

Oh and if anyone has any reference/images that might help in a repaint I'd be obliged.

First things first... which squadron? Thoughts?

TTFN

John

Well I'll be

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