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Scud-running across Ohio in the FSND Cessna 310. It's packaged as a 310Q, but the Qs had a short nose. I think there were a few at the end of the run that had long noses, but most of the long-nose 310s were R models. A really fine piece of freeware, either way!

Well done.

Nicely done...

Nice shots.
This is typically the kind of flights I'm doing these days over OrbX regions. Best way to enjoy a small prop aircraft
Takling about the freeware Cessna 310, you might also want to take a look at the 310B and 310R which are available on this page: http://www.robertjamesrichardson.co.uk/page4.html
(scroll down a bit)
These have the short nose you mentioned, if I remember correctly...

Lovely shots!

For me, to get a bit of extra speed out of my General Aviation piston prop singles, I seem to automatically got for Mr and Mrs Beech's luxurious Beech Baron 58 twin!
The default aircraft in most/all of M$ Flight Sims!
(I actually use the much faster Turbocharged version, the speedy Beech Baron 58 TC!)... ...!
Very speedy machines in Air Races!
I've also got a couple of Cessna 210 twins ...just for an occasional change!

I've Sim flown the whole of Route 66 a few times, over the years, Chicago to Santa Monica, in my Trusty Beech Baron 58!
...much faster than a Harley Davidson...and less traffic!.... ...!

Paul....I like Piston Props...and Vee-Twins!.... ...!

That's all looking very nice

[quote="Daube" you might also want to take a look at the 310B and 310R... These have the short nose you mentioned, if I remember correctly...[/quote]

I have those models, too. Together they make a nice study in the evolution of the 310.

Fozzer wrote:...much faster than a Harley Davidson...and less traffic!.... ...!

Presumably not as many bugs in the teeth, either!