dodgy-alan

The JBK Britannia is still widely available and that works really well. brt_v10x.zip

It's also one of the reasons that the Hunter crashed at Shoreham last year. In the last few seconds he was descending at such an angle that when he tried to pull out the wing blanked the tailplane, had he left it flat it still would have crashed but onto the football pitch further along the line of flight. As it was the aircraft struck tail first and the result was there for all to see. The problem is not the rear engine mounting but the high mounted tail unit. At certain AoA the main wing blocks the airflow over the tailplane making it ineffective. Modern aircraft have far better stall warni

Communist

There is an excellent Airspeed Ambassador/Elizabethan available as freeware. I highly reccomend it. http://www.robertjamesrichardson.co.uk/page4.html

Mig-19S, Bulgarian Air Force, Graf Ignatievo A.B. 1984. 1/72 scale model by Mistercraft. Thanks for viewing

Among other things, these past few weeks has seen me turn to something just for the hell of it. As most of you know, the majority of my models are pretty serious stuff. So just for a change I decided to go quirky. May I present the Megg-15, Egg-16 and Egg-18! These are all produced by Hasegawa and although now out of production are still available. Enjoy;..... Thanks for viewing.

Hi Lucy, and welcome to the forum. You'll see we are a pretty friendly bunch and will always try and help where we can.

Been here before.

The T34 needed some attention, she was occasionally chucking out smoke and behaving erratically. The engineers at Enstone assure me that they could sort her out therefore I took her up from Goodwood earlier this evening, I ran in real time and real world weather (wet and drizzly),taking just under an hour. ( I kept the revs down most of the way so that the engine was not over stressed). Eventually arriving in Oxfordshire on a damp drizzly evening. Thanks for viewing

Very nicely done.

The Exorcist

He's been a bit of a rebel ever since he saw Happy Feet !

Smart looking bird, glad these things are still earning their keep inspite of being around for over 50 years.

Bus drivers nickname for OAP.

Nicely done, Those balloon tyres always make an aircraft look like some sort of clown car!

hors d'oeuvres

insect

Fish

Superb Captures, nicely done,

Charlies Dimmocks! ( most Brits will get this!)

Nicely done.

Nicely done, that sky looks moody, the sort of weather where you want to be on the ground and indoors with a big mug of tea!

Skinned

Different this is, much work you have done, go far you will! Like it I do!

SS Xtremes is far better than the earlier versions, still has a few bits that are somewhat awkward to use, but for the most part it's pretty good. The only downside for me is that the operating environments in all the ship sims are somewhat contained and you cannot go into other ports etc unless they are on the list of named destinations. This means that you cannot go free roaming in it's truest sense inasmuch that the environment area has an edge that your vessel will not cross. Obviously if the developers were to load every port known to us shellbacks, then the sim would require a mega-compu