Classic British Flight Sim

I've managed to get a few 3 views of shorts aircraft, namely the 360, 330 and Belfast, but they aren't great quality. Someone posted a link before to a good site, but can't find it.

Can someone point me in the right direction please.

'ere ya go, mate:

http://www.fortunecity.com/marina/manatee/272/

and others:

http://www.simviation.com/designresourc ... ine3-Views

I think it's fairly accurate to say that the forum admin will be 'away' for the forseeable future Don't get any ideas you lot!!

ATB

DaveB :tab:

lol

How long have i been bleeting on about giving this lark a go.

I thought a 360 would be a nice easy shape to start with... considering I haven't really touched FSDS since 2.5 If I do get the hang of it, it will be a very slow process. (Currently RTFM )

I have the ones of the first site Dan, thanks for the link to the second.

Well mate.. I've dived into AI and all hell has broken loose in the Channel Islands. GCI has become Europes busiest airport I wish I was controlling half of it!!

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Hi Ben,

I would love to see a good 330 or 360 (well - and a Belfast come to that). So if I can assist you in anyway then do let me know. I thought I'd start by sharing a recent photo of the Shorts 360 in my neighbours garden. I can get over the fence to get other angles of the airframe if required.

Hope it helps

Cheers

Rich

Good detail shot there Rich

They seem to have taken the seats out for pure freight

Garry

LOL

I've loads of detail on the 360... just not any decent 3 views :-(

I'm learning my way through fsds again so theres probably time to bring DaVinci back to life and get him to sketch one!

HI Ben

Is this any good...to get started at least

http://www.airlinercafe.com/kit_decal.p ... ls&id=2366

Garry

Thats pretty good Garry. Ta much.

FSDS takes some getting used to. I hate the way you can't zoom with the mouse, so much of it is keyboad controled... considering its a design package, but I'm getting there. I've never done anything before where you have to join parts together!