Jf CHIPPY

[Dave T]

Enjoying low and slow in my newest acquisition Justflight Chipmunk.
Canadian version with bubble canopy and different panel.



British version




I made the mistake of thinking the Canadian version was a complete plane when I bought the Eurofighter and have just bought the base pack to make it work. I'am
very happy with it so far it has a nicely weathered cockpit and the passengers not bad either.

[Flying Trucker]

Well done on the set...wonderful aircraft also...

[Shadowcaster]

Lovely pictures there sir, the Chippy is one of my favourite planes and Just Flight did a good job on this one. Every time I see one I am instantly transported back to being 13/14 again and remember having several Air Experience Flights with the ATC, flying up the north coast of Cornwall. Happy days indeed. Just starting a clean build of FSX and yep the Chippy is the first addon installed.

Cheers
Rich

[Dave T]

I like the way you start it with a bit of wire, I was going to get the grob 115 by iris but thought the chippy had more character and I already had the Canadian addon wish I had bought it when it was on offer would have saved a few quid.

[Dave T]

A change of scenery a short flight from Catalina island.


Sightseeing


A bit of an incident while I have been gone


Justflight Chipmunk and Aerosoft freeware Catalina Island scenery.

[Flying Trucker]

Another wonderful set...nicely done...

I did notice in the last shot someone stole the wheels off that Piper Cub...

[BigTruck]

Terrific shots! Looks like a fun little bird, might need to invest.

[logjam]

you can download Rick Pipers Chippy here for free.

[BigTruck]

Dang that looks better than the payware, but how is the VC and sounds?

[Flacke]

Very nice photos. And JF did a wonderful job on the panel etc.
I have been upside-down a few times in real life Chipmunks [most of the time intentionally]. I love the look, the sound, and the smell of them. The only negatives are that the front cockpit is quite tiny and the rear cockpit is only a bit better. The main gripe I have is that since it was an ab-initio trainer it was not endowed with much horsepower [4cyl. DH Jypsy Major 145hp engine]. When you lose Altitude during your maneuvers it takes FOREVER to climb back up to a safe height for your next attempt at perfecting your skills. That does get kind of old after a while. I had dreams of buying one and installing a 180hp. lycoming in place of the little Gypsy. Of course that never did quite happen due to family needs etc. I would gladly own one today just the way they are. I would just not expect too much from it like I did when I was younger.

[Dave T]

Its a nice plane for those low and slow scenic flights.

[Dave T]

Chippy again