Classic British Flight Sim

jonesey2k wrote:Would be fun having a virtual tower, complete with radar and coffe machines ect

A virtual Lloyd Bridges, programmed with phrases like "I chose the wrong day to give up smoking" ....... :think:

AndyG

DaveB wrote: Is DM not the master already??

But you ARE right DB, Mr Maltby sir (tugs forelock) IS already the master, and need do nothing further to prove it. Mind you, if he wants to add a VC to the Comet, modify his 1-11 to produce the AESA testbed aircraft ........

Can I hasten to add that I am not implying he is The Master, the well known nemesis of Dr Who. Just in case he is, and decides to zap me! :shock: :redface:

AndyG

May I humbly suggest that the Master might need a second project to work on while finishing the Comet. How about http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0531662/L/
It's classic, british and beautiful.

Jean-Paul

Hi J-P

I edited your link to the correct (shorter) version shown at the top of the Airliners page for that shot

I honestly couldn't say how interested DM is in the 125 mate but I bet he'll let us all know in the fullness of time

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Jonesy

You mean Steve McCroskey??? My personal all time hero????





leif

DM has stated many time that he will from time to time develop and update the aircraft in his range.

But he will not be making any new ones.

That's how I understand it.

The 125 has come up many time with no apparent rush of promises from anyone here to build one.

The truth is that just continually updating takes all the time available.


Garry

Thanks Dave for editing the link, it seemed a bit long to me too but well..

Garry, I understand for each DM model is indeed a work of art. Nevertheless, I couldn't resist because when I see that plane and cockpit outlay, it has Dave Maltby's name written all over it. It would have been great to,finally, have a top quality freeware bizjet available.

Jean-Paul

Hi Jean-Paul,

All of us here wish that Dave would add another classic to his already wonderful fleet, unfortunately until we can afford the services of Paul Mckenna and at the same time track down this elusive Mr Maltby to be successfully hypnotised (so that everytime he looks at his computer he will have this irresistible urge to develop new classic aircraft), we are having to make do with what is already available. :sad:

Regards Nigel.

Well Nigel, I must admit that, living in France, I was a bit lost at first by that Paul Mckenna thing . Luckily, Wikipedia put me back on track.

Regards
Jean-Paul

Well Nigel, I must admit that, living in France, I was a bit lost at first by that Paul Mckenna thing . Luckily, Wikipedia put me back on track

Ooops, sorry. Should have realised that you may not have heard of him over there!

Regards Nigel.