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You're sort of warm - well, you've got the right continent! - but it's mainland Europe. :yes: When I said 'Joe's local', I didn't mean pub - I meant, well, you know..... :ap: And, Kieran, my guess is there's a fort somewhere near this airport too..... :yes: Enjoy the weekend, lads!!! Cheers - Dai. :dance2:

Thanks for getting te baton safely to Barra, SWVA7337 - ace job,mate! :dance2: BTW - does your 'call sign' relate to a virtual Airline like Southwest? Sounds interesting..... :yes: Cheers - Dai.

Beam me up, Predator.... :mrhappy: Cheers - Xwmpthrajwryst ("Dai" in alienglish).

O.K. - listen up: Here's the visual: And, some verbal: 1. Flybe do fly here; :ap: 2. Joe's local is involved; :!: 3. Kieran's twin is close by........ :clap: C'mon - it's a cynch. :mrhappy: Cheers - Dai. :yes:

On The Ball - Kieran! Hey, well done - you remembered I used the Scottish Aviation Bulldog on one of the last ATWC Legs (Leeds to Cardiff). :yes: The FS9 model's by Tim "Piglet" Conrad (Don't ask - Ed) and I had a bit of trouble getting the panel right in FSX. Over to you - young Sir! :mrhappy: Cheers - Dai. :clap:

Oh yes you do! See here: http://www.ufoinfo.com/sightings/uk/080828b.shtml Keep an eye out for them next time your flying, Dave! :mrhappy: Cheers - Dai. :clap:

Job done - you too, Kieran: Hope you like your new job - working as my salesman...... :mrhappy: Cheers - Dai. :clap:

Caught this in today's Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2008/oct/20/aliens-crop-circles-ufo-roswell/print Loved the pilot's comment about a "a one legged man" - maybe you can look him up, John? Cheers - Dai.

Just guessing - KASP? Cheers - Dai.

Doh: Cheers - Dai.

Now then, remember I'm new to this thread........ Try this: Clearly she's a prop - used to be in the ZAF. This is the 2-D panel in FS: Over to you! Cheers - Dai.

How's about: Mig 21A? Cheers - Dai.

Rats - and I was desperate to show you all the picture of me on top of Mount Kilamanjaro - another time, perhaps?!? Glad you sorted out all three anagrams, Boss! Cheers - Dai. :clap:

Nearly there, Kieran - well done, lad - and a nice set of screenshots too! :mrhappy: Thanks for sharing. Cheers - Dai.

Oh Joy! Oh Joy - a ride in an old Park Royal R.T. - all the way from Potters Bar to Pimlico... Takes me back to when I seemed to spend half my life travelling by L.T. - to and from skule ect ect. Thanks for sharing, Boss - but it does make me feel my age! Oh, Yes - and when the african students got off the bus - at Muswell Hill Hight Street - it brought back that awful non-P.C. joke about the Pygmies in the tall, pampas grass. What was the punch line? "We're the ****-are-we, we're the ***-are-we"....... Apologies if this is offensive, but I can just see one of the students asking the ot

I've got to come clean, John, I sold the rights to Trac-Sim X to Flight Sim earlier this month, but we're having problems converting to U.S. gallons....... :mrhappy: Cheers - Dai.

As Lars made a ... final attempt at an anagram relating to this place ... I'll give you another, and, hopefully, last visual clue: Now you see it, now you don't. :mrhappy: Cheers - Dai.

Hi Andrew Just to add to Kieran's helpful comments: Porting FS2004 models to FSX is often problematic, never simple but sometimes very rewarding. I generally do the following: 1. Go to C:Program FilesMicrosoft GamesMicrosoft Flight Simulator XSimObjectsAirplanes and create a NEW file; 2. Give it a short but understandable name - i.e. Short Sunderland; 3. Open the file and copy the new model's files into it; 4. Open each file component of the new file in turn - ie Model, Texture, Panel, Sound, Aircraft.cfg - and see if it looks O.K. - Yes, I know this needs a bit of experience, but you ca

No, I don't believe it! Come clean, Steve - you started with the photograph, then searched for the model on AVSIM - be honest! :dance2: Cheers - Dai.

Now Then - Hows About That Then, Eh?!? I think it's all been said - but, what the heck Fan-Bl**dy-Tastic!! :dance2: And, to cap it all, you post a shot with my old secondary school in it: Excellent, Capt Hill - now all we have to do is - Follow That! Cheers - Dai.

You'll remember me mentioning Trac-Sim X last year, when I was Beta testing Agri-Sim's new product - well, they've just announced a Big Bale handling add-on and here are some screen shots. :roll: The first is the basic Tractor/Trailer set up: Trac-Sim X enables you to select the number and type (straw/hay/silage/wrap-colour) of the bales together with the area in which they are to be placed - by field number or name. Once the distrubution has been determined, the bales can be collected: The tractor loader characterisics are very realistic, but placing the bales is relatively straightf

Excellent edits, Rosario - congratulations! BTW, has Steve been giving you tips on training the birds?!? Cheers - Dai.

Dawn is a feeling..... and, just to make sure: And, lastly, Armada Seals come from this place. Cheers - Dai.

Looks like I'm a....... C-5 Galaxy You are a C-5. You are a big lifter, and prefer to stay out of fights. You are plagued with maintenance issues, and thus people call you unflattering names all the time, but nonetheless they`ve found nobody suitable to take your place. Fits me to a T! Cheers - Dai.

Good work, Boss - some interesting routes for 'boats too! It'll be interesting to see how the selection process goes - I'll be happy to do a couple, please - eastern Russia, western Pacific, Alaska to L.A., south Atlantic - (Hey, that's 4! - Ed). :eyebrow: Well, no-one expects the Spanish Inquisition.... :yes: Cheers - Dai.