Classic British Flight Sim

...its very good

http://screenshotart.com/YaBBImages/Gal ... tchell.zip

Its about 49megs and you might need a DivX codec if you dont already have one.

That is b1oody amazing.

For those unsure of what to expect.. the Mitchell refered to in the filename is none other than R.J. Mitchell (though coincidentally, the aircraft of the same name features too)

10/10

Thanks for the HU Toby. Even the good lady was impressed!!

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Won't play so I must not have one.

Go to http://www.divx.com Jetty. It's free.

Mine opened fine in RealPlayer.. Cinemascope too!

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Thanks Chris, doing it now!

wow, superb. I must say that Flight Simulation Videos are becoming a really fine art. Wonders like thatr (also noted as the first IL2 Vid i have seen) and vids greated by Adrian Musto and Grover are just superb, and have you captivated, just like a regular film.

Thanks for the HU.

DaveB wrote:Mine opened fine in RealPlayer.. Cinemascope too!

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Realplayer is a filthy word. I shall add that to my list....

1/ Salad
2/ AOL
3/ Realplayer

That is a fantastic video. Sent a chill down my spine. Shame he died before he saw its success. Did spitfires really nudge the wings of flying bombs to push them off course?

In a word, no, not like that. Hawker Tempests and Meteors did, but they didnt actually touch. You do it by disturbing the air pressures around the wingtips, causing the V1 to roll over thus upsetting its gyro and usually causing it to dive harmlessly into the countryside over Kent.