Classic British Flight Sim

I am asking this hopeing it's the right place to ask :think: but does anyone have this bomber? for fs9? it is a forgoten warbird hope some one can throw light on it? i am a warbird fan and love those beast's that flew year's ago and also while on subject how about a sterling bomber sorry if spelt wrong STUPID keep the work going this site is great :flying: back to flying over french coast with lanc happy valley here we come
nigel

Daniel da Silva did one for FS2002....should work ok for 2004...just google it...

Tony

Here's a few links... funny I could have sworn it was a Ted (edward) Cook model?

http://www.planesimulation.com/fsdownloads4/FS2a9x6.htm
(2/3rds of the way down the page)

http://www.simviation.com/fs2002vintage18.htm
(2/3rds of the way down the page)

http://www.flightsim.com/file.php?cm=INDEXCALL&sPos=10

Kind regards

John

Oops...i think it was Ron Hill.... :brick:

Tony

'ere ya go...

"Panel By Ron Hill.

Gauges by Ron Hill.
Engine start buttons, AP & FE icons built using information from 'CPT Toggles and Switches v1.2' by Jorge Salas.

Merlin4 Sound by Mike Hambly.[ Pegasus ]

Aircraft.cfg & *.air file modified from the 'York' By [FS Design Berlin] out of Richard Osborne.

Transparent Textures with the guidance of Rick Piper.

Background and textures from Tony Butler's 'Warpaint' book No. 34

FSDSv2 By Louis Sinclair.

Frank Allen, for background, encouragement and testing.
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If you want to upgrade the panel, or anything, please feel free to do so but let me know.
Contact me if you want any of the *.fsc files for use in FSDSv2.

e-mail to:- [email protected]
Home page www.tedcook.btinternet.co.uk

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Copyright and Distribution
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This aircraft is released as Freeware. Copyright Edward Cook."

Kind regards

John

It would be nice but wholly unlikely to see a commercial project of the Lancaster let alone the Lincoln in FsX. I believe most of the Lancaster shots in the original "Dambusters" film were actually Lincolns and I can remember as a kid thinking that the wing span of the aircraft in the film seemed to be greater than I thought the Lancaster's should be.

This may shed a little light Roger...a good read...

http://www.computing.dundee.ac.uk/staff ... ambust.asp

And from the Films Wicki.....=

"However, part of the RAF's fleet of ageing Avro Lincolns had been mothballed at RAF Hemswell prior to being broken up and several of these static aircraft appeared in background shots during filming, doubling for additional No 617 Squadron Lancasters. The station headquarters building still stands on what is now an industrial estate and is named Gibson House. The four wartime hangars also still stand, little changed in external appearance since the war".

Tony

Thanks for that link Tony

An interesting read

Garry

Interesting post. I flew the Hemswell Lincolns on 199 squadron in 1957. from my logbook the aircraft I actually flew were,

SX926
RF557
RF509
WD126
RF684
RF561
WD122
RF448
The squadron then changed to the Valiant B1 and we moved to Honington after 232 OCU at Gaydon and reformed briefly as 199,before changing yet again to 18 Squadron in 1958.
Must watch "THe Dam Busters" again sometime ,see If I recgnise any of the old black ladies!

Chris.

Roger wrote:It would be nice but wholly unlikely to see a commercial project of the Lancaster let alone the Lincoln in FsX.

The Lancaster that Just Flight sell for FS2004 is being reworked for FSX.