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TSR2
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by TSR2 » 19 Jun 2023, 07:25
Yes, you’ve read that right. A Bristol 188 for MSFS and its free! The screenshots look really good, but I haven’t flown it yet.
https://flightsim.to/file/56852/bristol ... ing-pencil
Tyler has done a great job and its great to see something suitably rare being done.
DaveG
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by DaveG » 19 Jun 2023, 07:34
Looks good, thanks for the HU.
Won't get chance to try it until tomorrow though.
Dave G.
spatialpro
Concorde
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by spatialpro » 19 Jun 2023, 08:42
Looks like a long runway will be needed...
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TSR2
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by TSR2 » 19 Jun 2023, 18:07
Vc Ten
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by Vc Ten » 20 Jun 2023, 19:44
Ade's screenshot gave me inspiration to search out volcanoes
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by TSR2 » 20 Jun 2023, 20:58
Vc Ten
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by Vc Ten » 20 Jun 2023, 21:13
Took off from Luqa, heading out to Sicily. Few shots of Etna then headed back. In all the excitement I wasn't watching the fuel gauges. You can guess the the rest
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by migman29 » 01 Aug 2023, 17:39
You either dead sticked it or took the Martin-Baker/Irvine GCA letdown route.
You could see him thinking "Bleedin'pilots,don't know nuffin.All glammer" He's probably right.
A/C.2 Webber,Manston,1941,First Light by Geoff Wellum.