Few more, same idea
Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 6:17 amBest of the ones I chose not to use
From GW3. Hawkinge is part of a South of England scenery enhancement and this is one of several AI Spits parked in its blast shelter.
The incredibly generous Bill Lyons who created Golden Wings as everyone knows donated many of his previously payware models to the flightsim community. They all come with amazing add-on sceneries, flights, jokey features and little extras. This beautiful little 1934 Ford came in 3 different colour schemes with one of them, I forget which. I was flying in another scenery yesterday and I watched as a 1930s US Mail van drove up, stopped at a mail box at the side of the road and then continued across the scenery. Meantime there was a large log works just over the way with a big smoking chimney with flames atop and palls of black smoke and a large US Navy blimp slowly passing by over head. I parked my Fairchild outside the hangar and the doors opened for me to taxi in.
Amazing, totally unbeatable and why I spend so much time in Golden Wings now.
From GW3. Hawkinge is part of a South of England scenery enhancement and this is one of several AI Spits parked in its blast shelter.
The incredibly generous Bill Lyons who created Golden Wings as everyone knows donated many of his previously payware models to the flightsim community. They all come with amazing add-on sceneries, flights, jokey features and little extras. This beautiful little 1934 Ford came in 3 different colour schemes with one of them, I forget which. I was flying in another scenery yesterday and I watched as a 1930s US Mail van drove up, stopped at a mail box at the side of the road and then continued across the scenery. Meantime there was a large log works just over the way with a big smoking chimney with flames atop and palls of black smoke and a large US Navy blimp slowly passing by over head. I parked my Fairchild outside the hangar and the doors opened for me to taxi in.
Amazing, totally unbeatable and why I spend so much time in Golden Wings now.
