Classic British Flight Sim

The 'Royale French Navy' have released their Entendard for FSX (Acc) as a beta. The release is 99.9% complete, the beta being some minor carrier ops interaction on non French carriers at present!

In my opinion, this is the best freeware release of the year, super detail and super FR's......just a shame it's not a Bucc!!


Page here...
http://royalefrenchnavy.gratisim.fr/FSX_Projets.htm

Click on the aircraft's name for the DL.

Good grief!

Not one comment here on possibly the best freeware release of the year, possibly an anti-French feeling

No, I don't think so mate. I guess the number of fast jet simmers here aren't as many as you'd think Whenever I get the urge to fly one (which isn't often).. I'd not chose an Etendard

ATB

DaveB

it is a very nice add on and is deffinatly recommended!

The site is about Classic Bitish aircraft.........so I would think those that join here are not much into that sort of thing.

I'm certainly not....

Not saying it shouldn't be posted here......just saying that maybe you're talking to deaf ears

Trev Clark wrote:Good grief!

Not one comment here on possibly the best freeware release of the year, possibly an anti-French feeling

No, not anti-French... the only fast jets I use are from Rick and DaveG

However irrational it may sound, for me (and possibly for others) the word 'Etendard' hits a raw nerve....along with the word 'Exocet'

ATB,

Derek

However irrational it may sound, for me (and possibly for others) the word 'Etendard' hits a raw nerve....along with the word 'Exocet'

I was going to say that but didn't. You've hit the proverbial smack bang on the head mate

ATB

DaveB

A long weekend in 1982 packing up EW kit for transportation via the Atlantic Conveyor................... No, I will not be getting it either.

Thanks for letting us know about it though Trev.

The first thought I had when I saw this thread was "Maybe it can be used for AI and I can chase it with a Sea Harrier?"

One shouldn't detract from the hard work people put into models but if FS had been available in the late forties/early fifties... I guess we wouldn't have been queueing up to download a Do-17 or a flyable doodlebug

Plastic kits of German WW2 aircraft have always been very popular, even back in the days when a lot of modellers were those that either fought or were under attack as civilians.