Classic British Flight Sim

That's a fine looking paint ;-)

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Oh please say this can be for FS9 aswel :flying: seen the real thing its based down at Headcorn Kent.Though I have not seen it for 2 years as I have not been down to Headcorn Aerodrome :@ :-( http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.php?id=218644 a shot I took in 2004. well done on a nice paint scheme

James :dance:

Yes, i'm pretty sure it works in FS9 as i did the textures in *.bmp format. Its available now at AVSIM

Brilliant work!

John

cool I go get :flying: it is it just the textures or do I have to buy the Alphasims T-6 Harvard /Texan to get the whole thing?

Regards
James :dance:

jab wrote:cool I go get :flying: it is it just the textures or do I have to buy the Alphasims T-6 Harvard /Texan to get the whole thing?

Regards
James :dance:

Well, to use those textures you must own a legal copy of the Alphasim Harvard

What a top notch paint for a top shelf model -- Dumb question - when did the CAA allow military paints with no visible Civil registration??? A very nice idea I think


Leif

DispatchDragon wrote:What a top notch paint for a top shelf model -- Dumb question - when did the CAA allow military paints with no visible Civil registration??? A very nice idea I think


Leif

Thanks

Well, i wouldn't know but i could not see any sign of a civil reg number in this pics:

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0760298/M/

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0715555/M/

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0647515/M/

I believe they don't have to wear it at all now...but no idea when that was allowed

XH558 for example is G-VCLN but I don't see that on any of the pics and some of them have been quite detailed.

Nice paint Henry

Garry