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I am looking for an Amphibious plane that is pretty fast (can go almost 300 knots) if possible. My friend and I love to lake hop but the problem is, we are impatient and the current Amphibious planes I have found are oftly slow.

Can anybody tell me where one might be??? thank you

Have you tried looking for a Martin Seamaster - A four jet seaplane ? I've gotten a couple different copies from different sites on the internet.

A fast amphibious jet would be the Beriev Be-200.  The only problem is that I have jet to see one for FS.  It is an interesting plane.

Have you tried looking for a Martin Seamaster - A four jet seaplane ? I've gotten a couple different copies from different sites on the internet.

I'm very interested, what sites can you get it at? I searched here and found nothing with Seamaster

I appreciate it

I'm going to download that Beriev, thanks Daylightla!!

The ones I have were FS98 versions. Without digging through my archieves I'd say I got them from Flightsim.com. I just did a file search over there and the only thing that came up was a panel and a FS5 version.

a simple search often helps ...

here's what 'amphibious jet' threw up

http://www.simviation.com/fs2002misc9.htm
http://www.simviation.com/fs2002jets76.htm

If you nead a new idea, look in an old book.....
Reminds me this..... just change Google with Search...
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Thanks. You've saved me the effort as I was contemplating a fast amphib. for Pacific use

Don't know whether you know, but one of the British aero companies produced an amphibious pure jet interceptor just after the war.  I think it was either Westland or Saunders-Roe - I'm not sure.

It was sub-sonic, very ugly and flew as a prototype but wasn't proceeded with as there was no requirement for the little monster.

If you're interested, I'll trawl through my library and find details.

All the best,
Ken Attwood,
Cornwall, UK - (Not part of England)

Saunders-Roe (SARO) SR.A/1  of 1947.  Three prototypes built.



[quote]Don't know whether you know, but one of the British aero companies produced an amphibious pure jet interceptor just after the war.

 Thanks, saves me looking:

Ken Attwood.

Oh please oh please someone make that be-200

The Be-200 is a great plane.  I would love for a designer to take a try at it.  :)

Airliners has some great pictures of it.

http://www.airliners.net/search/photo.s ... entry=true

That is rather interesting,wouldn't mind one of those myself.

I hope that some designer will take up this project.  :)