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DaveB wrote:This little gem has now been added to my collection. ;-) .... Pity it doesn't cover Aberdeen as I miss seeing the Tai Pak :cpu:
Welcome aboard, matey!

Here's a little something to cheer you up...

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Ahhh, still got some chopsticks from there!
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:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Cheers Ian.. that brings back some fond memories ;-)

Just noticed the name of the thread.. been said before FlyTampa Homg Kong! :lol: Ah dear.. that's pretty much how it looks on a tattoo after 35years on my right arm (done in HK too as it happens) ;-)

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I don't know if the 'Jumbo' was there when you guys last went, but it certainly goes one better and bigger than it's neighbour!
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It's only when you get the sampan driver to go round the back that you can see why maybe it's a bit of a fire risk. Check out the kitchens! :lol:
Where are Health and Safety when you need them? :lol:

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I was there in '91, I still have memories of going out the back to use the heads. I'm glad it was after the meal!
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Where are Health and Safety when you need them?
Ah.. easy answer. No need for fire escapes.. JUMP :lol:

I can't remember if the bigger brother was there or not in '74 I'm afraid. Too many Beano's since (and before) :o :worried: :roll: What I DO remember is that it was late afternoon, early evening and the place was lit up like a Christmas tree. Certainly a more impressive sight than in the cold light of day :cool:

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Getting back on topic (which is so unlike me, I know!) to the subject of the FlyTampa scenery. Just a reminder that I've already got a working Retro AI set-up for either FlyTampa or 9Dragons which gives you 1975-1985 aircraft flying in and out of Kai Tak but doesn't interfere with any other traffic you have in the rest of the World. Could save you a bit of time if you want to go that way.

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I've put it together on disk for a couple of members and Richard (fighterpilot) has installed it with no problems. It consists of two traffic bgls and an Afcad file along with around 70 aircraft/livery combinations of the period. 747 Classics, VC10s, Tridents, 707s, DC-8s, L1011s, DC-10s, 727s, 737-200s, DC-9s - they're all there buzzing in and out! The flightplans are set so that the highest-poly AI aircraft are the first to disappear if you move the traffic slider down to preserve frame rates. If anybody wants to try it you're very welcome to a copy, free of charge, just by PMing me your name and address.

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I can certainly reccomend it, really adds some great atmosphere to the place. Now all i need to do is get my rwy13 approaches acceptable :lol: :roll: . I would probably have posted some screenshots of it but my graphics are useless and I am using Kaitak 98 so its not really worth it.

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I've fallen in that hole too Tony :lol:

The only thing i can complain about is there not being enough of the myriad of flags, neon shop signs & advertising banners that seem to grace every building downtown :dunno:

Heres a few shots :lol:

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Ben Hartmann wrote:The only thing i can complain about is there not being enough of the myriad of flags, neon shop signs & advertising banners that seem to grace every building downtown :dunno:
Never mind about that, Ben. If you don't get some power on quick, you'll be wiping out the few signs that there are! Check the VASI lights!

Great shots, mate! I think I'll get me one of them Tristars, it looks very, very nice. Must be a Cantu one ;-) Is there a decent panel for it anywhere?

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