Classic British Flight Sim

A very welcome mini display from the Vulcan, seeing as we only expected a flypast!

Great pictures Tweek....I love your set up mate......

Tony

Thanks for sharing those Tweek

What a naff livery on that Hawk

Garry

Very nice shots, Tweek.

Out of interest, what is the aerobatic team using the blue aircraft (look like Extra 300's to me, but I've never been very good with aerobatic types)?
The reason I ask, is that I saw them over my house (NW of Cambridge) this afternoon.

Thanks again.

Kevin

Hi Kevin, pretty sure they are the blades (the ex RAF chaps)

They're The Blades. Usually in an orange and black colour scheme, but I believe they were painted up like this for a press event (Barclays, obviously!). It just seems that they haven't got round to reverting to the old colours, yet.

Thanks for the kind words, too.

XR219 wrote:Hi Kevin, pretty sure they are the blades (the ex RAF chaps)

Tweek wrote:They're The Blades. Usually in an orange and black colour scheme, but I believe they were painted up like this for a press event (Barclays, obviously!). It just seems that they haven't got round to reverting to the old colours, yet.

Thanks for the kind words, too.

Thanks, Guys.

I did think of The Blades, as one wing is black, and the other white (it was the blue fuselage that threw me).

I saw a 3 ship formation over my house, followed by a single aircraft trying to catch up.

Tweek, the lighting on the Vulcan (in the shallow dive) is superb.

Regards

Kevin

Kevin Farnell wrote:Tweek, the lighting on the Vulcan (in the shallow dive) is superb.

The mind decieves! That's actually in a climb, pretty much above me, and banking, which provided an unsusual angle. It works well though, I think.

Tweek wrote:It works well though, I think.

It works wonderfully well!!!
Detail is highlighted down to cm level.

Thanks again

Kevin

Garry Russell wrote:Thanks for sharing those Tweek

What a naff livery on that Hawk

Garry

Aye, thanks for sharing Tweek.

Garry, I personally think it most unfair to paint a whopping big target on the belly.

Graham