Typeface used by BOAC?
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You mean one of these:
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0006155/L/ Landor
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0099853/L/ Chatham
Simplest way with Airliners.net is just link to one using the link at the top of the page and let everyone find the others.
The rest are World tails
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0006155/L/ Landor
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0099853/L/ Chatham
Simplest way with Airliners.net is just link to one using the link at the top of the page and let everyone find the others.
The rest are World tails
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- Garry Russell
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BA franchise is other parts of the world
As to the ATA. that was operated by ATA for BA rather than BA, but it is no different to when BEA used Yorks, Canadair 4, VC10 and Britannias, they are not considered to have been BEA types..........short term not really accountable in the context here.
Same with Jersey Airlines that used a MEA Viscount for a few months is not considered as a Jersey Airlines type.
Another example is Air UK that used a Partnair CV580 for a year or so.
There are lots of odd examples of odd types in service. Air Anglia Viscount :think:
BOAC certainly never had 727's.
Garry
As to the ATA. that was operated by ATA for BA rather than BA, but it is no different to when BEA used Yorks, Canadair 4, VC10 and Britannias, they are not considered to have been BEA types..........short term not really accountable in the context here.
Same with Jersey Airlines that used a MEA Viscount for a few months is not considered as a Jersey Airlines type.
Another example is Air UK that used a Partnair CV580 for a year or so.
There are lots of odd examples of odd types in service. Air Anglia Viscount :think:
BOAC certainly never had 727's.
Garry
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Here's the ATA British Airways.....Gatwick based, I think.
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0154934/L/
Garry
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0154934/L/
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Everyone had better put me on 'ignore' then - coming up next, a BOAC 767...Tonks wrote:That's what I thought... fictional scheme ehhhh :k: oohh eerrr. Openly admitting that round here is an interesting opening gambit...![]()
but, welcome Mr CDRW![]()
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I was just combining one of the most attractive paint-schemes of the 60s and 70s with the prettiest payware aircraft (the Dreamfleet 727) on my PC... (edited for clarity! :-$ )
For those who can stomach a WiP shot of my BOAC 727, there's a picture here! I haven't used the alpha-channel before; can you tell?

EDIT: I should probably point out that this skin is based on the template released with the 727 and therefore is 95% Dreamfleet/Paul Golding's work!
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I'm wondering why you don't have the VC10 on your system Pcdrw :think: No peers.. nothing betterI was just combining one of the most attractive paint-schemes of the 60s and 70s with the prettiest payware aircraft (the Dreamfleet 727) on my PC...
Dan has been on the pop I think as that doesn't work particularly well. Regardless of alpha, try pulling the size of the Speedbird down by say 50% and you might be making something better than is at present (and more representative)
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