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Live long and prosper...

Postby microlight » Fri Oct 31, 2003 1:47 pm

As one of the many who mourn Concorde's passing, I decided to resurrect another old favourite for a heritage flight - the Avro Vulcan, designed in the 50s and taken out of service from the RAF in the 1990s. Here's one in FS2002, climbing out of RAF Brize Norton;
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roaring into the sky:
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climbing to FL470 over the Irish Sea;
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returning for final approach into Brize Norton;
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touchdown!
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Re: Live long and prosper...

Postby Mr. Bones » Fri Oct 31, 2003 3:19 pm

beautiful plane! i hope they'll get it back airworthy...lets all buy the PSS version!  ;)
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Re: Live long and prosper...

Postby GeForce » Fri Oct 31, 2003 4:35 pm

Hey microlight - do you use MSN Plus! by any chance? Ignore me if you don't know what I'm on about ;).

Great pics - hope they get it back in service :( :-/.

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Re: Live long and prosper...

Postby microlight » Fri Oct 31, 2003 6:38 pm

Jonathan,

MSN Plus - is that a kind of instant messenger thang?  8) Seriously though, not heard of it; my kids use MSN messenger but being something of an apprentice wrinkly, I tend to stick with the things I know about.  ;)

Yeh, the Vulcan is a beautiful plane. I couldn't find one that's not payware, so as I wanted to fly it on a whim, I downloaded a CFS2 Vulcan from the SimV downloads pages, and used that. Seems to work fine. I also found a FS98 Handley Page Victor, but it's a little ... angular.

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