Classic British Flight Sim

Some more pics. Here's the first 7 schemes.















Still tweaking the ones above, and 4 more left to do

Lovely DG, she does look the bees knees. BA one probably my favourite of that bunch

Excellent DG,unfortunately I don't have FSX but I do use your Rapide in FS9. EricT

Brilliant.

Is there on in the pipeline for Lancashire Air Corporation which was based at Yeadon?


Graham

Hi Graham

LAC isn't on my list I'm afraid. Brian Gibbs did that scheme for the FS2004 model I think There'll be a paint kit on (or near) release so he may be tempted to update it for this model

The 4 still to be done are:

G-AIYR, in her old "Classic Lady" scheme,
HG907, an RN Dominie from RNAS Culdrose
HR570, another Domine, this one from RAF Halton
NZ528, a New Zealand Dominie

No problen Dave. 'Twas just a thought - one of the first aircraft I was fortunate to have a flight in.



Graham

DaveG wrote:There'll be a paint kit on (or near) release
NZ528, a New Zealand Dominie

YES ... and YES!!!!

Can't wait!

Adam.

Marvellous work Dave! Great to see some of the "usual suspects" lining up again (including G-AGTM with her post-2008 moniker, a nice touch) and some new ones too. That BA livery is terrific, I'd not seen that before.

Thanks for giving us the chance to make suggestions towards the new version. She looks amazing and I can't wait to start flying her. I think I'd better cancel all social engagements for at least a month after she's released!

As for the current FSX model, having just installed my 52nd repaint, I think there's plenty of life left in her yet... but I'm going to learn to paint myself just so I can do liveries for the new version.

Keep up the good work and thanks for the previews,


Ade

She looks lovely ! I dont have FSX installed anymore, though....went back to the good old fs9... But still flying your FS9 version

DaveG wrote:...still to be done are...

...G-AIYR, in her old "Classic Lady" scheme

Oooh yes please, Dave. My daughters and I went for a flight in her when she was in those colours, so it would be very welcome indeed!