Classic British Flight Sim

I've tried to d/l the Provost final version from the link a couple of times today and get the "no files to extract" message. The additional paints d/l and extract perfectly. Have I missed something? Any clues?

I imagine that Hawarden would be an excellent holiday airport! Close to North wales, easy for Chester...

So sad they built that massive wing plant right over the runway where I did my first solo!

Well number one is paper so take her to the British museum to see this...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Delany

Hi Peter,

Thank you very much for the excellent RMAF paint. I'm so sorry I didn't think to look anywhere else other than this forum!

Also, thanks to everyone who contributed so much facinating stuff to this thread.

best regards

Ross

Hi Oggy,

That's looking fantastic! Thank you so much for taking on the RMAF Herald scheme, I'm sure the paint will be a winner!
I'll keep digging for colour shots.

Cheers! Ross

Thanks Techy111 - you are spot on with the picture! My trawling was fruitless though I may be able to get colour shots next time I'm home.

Also thanks to Garry for the facinating detail of the returning aircraft.

I found an excellent book Handley Page Herald by G.Cowell. In the section about the ...

Hello all.

First, thank you all for the wonderful aircraft you produce and which give the flight sim community such pleasure.
My dad was seconded to the Royal Malaysian Air Force in 1965 to work on what was then the fabulous new Dart Herald and I spent many happy hours watching them flying over my ...

I was on the FlyBe Glasgow to Southampton flight last night which was doing very well with a strong tailwind. Sadly, for SWMBO in the shart stay carpark, we ended up being vectored all around the Solent. The reason? Two foxes playing on the runway!
I recall back at Hawarden we used to regularly see ...

Hi all,

Not been on for a while but i'm sure you'll all enjoy this from (spits on the floor, I'm an ITV man) BBC.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/archive/aerialjour ... =1&id=5347

Have fun!

Ross