Classic British Flight Sim

Found this babe the other day between stopovers at local airport. Any idea as to what AC this is?







The round portholes might a clue.

It's a G.159 Gulfstream I

Garry

The original Gulfstream was kind of nice looking. Could have standed to have a longer fuselage, but generally well-proportioned.

It went downhill from there. Can't stand 'em, next to the Westwinds the Gulfstreams are probably the worst proportioned and ugliest business jets ever built.

Wait... Westwind... Gulfstream... I see a trend here.

Shag or Cormorant atop the aerial.

hobby wrote:Shag or Cormorant atop the aerial.

Maybe that's what he meant :think:

The Gulfstream is of course an aeroplane



Garry

The plane is a Gulfstream 1 the bird is a sh1t hawk

Erick_Cantu wrote:The original Gulfstream was kind of nice looking. Could have standed to have a longer fuselage, but generally well-proportioned.

It went downhill from there. Can't stand 'em, next to the Westwinds the Gulfstreams are probably the worst proportioned and ugliest business jets ever built.

Wait... Westwind... Gulfstream... I see a trend here.

Completely disagree with you mate, Jetstars & Sabreliners bring up the bile from the back of my neck!! Absolute classic design that has stood the test of time, of which some features are still implemented of todays G400/G450/G550 series.

Give me a non-hush kitted Gulfstream II with screaming RR Tays anyway.........

Thats what im talking about

Rgds

Ben

The Gulfstream II had Spey Juniors

Garry

I always liked the G IV, in fact when my numbers come up I may just get one, you know that and a pony.

I'll take the Pony Skippy --- the GV was the last thing the old man worked on - fixing its really bad habit of shaking its tail in cruise

Leif