Classic British Flight Sim

In case you missed it, the 'Restauravia' team have released their latest project
on Avsim....there's a thread here at Sim-Outhouse (with screenies)

-----> http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/s ... hp?t=13902

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Pete

Thanks for the HU Pete

Garry

Outstanding modeling, as always. Downloaded the other night and have mostly flown around the patch, but I'm quite impressed. High quality and the flight characteristics are superb (I assume close to the real thing). :flying:

I heartily recommend this one for your hangar.

And the price is right, too.

Bob

I posted a little video of this aeroplane in "Through a window brightly"...Very nice little machine to fly and I might get keen enough to detune its controls slightly :flying:

And now the $64,000 question...

Anyone tried it in FSX yet? I don't have FS9 any more and that looks too sweet to pass up.

I can't try it on my system until I get home.

Fodda wrote:And now the $64,000 question...

Anyone tried it in FSX yet? I don't have FS9 any more and that looks too sweet to pass up.

I can't try it on my system until I get home.

You don't have to try it, get the FSX version which has also been released....------> http://restauravia.com/page2.html

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Pete

Ooooh... Swish! Cheers.

That really is a nice aeroplane. Very light and quick, but quite easy to throw around the sky. Fantastic sound set as well. I did a few circuits at a small strip in France followed by a few circuits in Ricks FSX Chippie (the updated FS9 one, not anything brand new before anyone asks)... Both are great planes and an excellent addition to anyone's hangar.

I quite agree with Fodda: The Nord is indeed a great addition to one's hangar. Without a doubt, this one's a keeper. :flying:

Bob