EGBE, PT II

[lilley91]

these are the best of the others that i took, but i didnt have very long there so i couldnt come up with much more

looks like a 172, but im not sure, not so good with recognizing GA aircraft

the next three are pipers, numbers three and four are the same aircraft,  there was another aircraft between these two pictures, so it must have had to go around.



a very colourful ATR-42, i beleive

and a robinson R-22 beta helicopter, and im quite sure its this because it is default in FS2004


thanks again and comments welcome as usual
james

[Hai Perso Coyone?]

Great pics Lilley

[Iwannabeapilot]

aircraft in #1 is a Cessna 152 and the aircraft in shot 2 looks like a Socata (not sure which model) Nice pics

Vulcan1

[Hai Perso Coyone?]

It is a Cessna 152...

It's even on A.net...

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/0517673/L/

[Hagar]

Nice shots for a first attempt. Well done.

a very colourful ATR-42, i beleive

Not sure. I'm more interested in those classics behind it in that shot.

[lilley91]

thanks guys.
and as i did say, im not so good at identifying GA aircraft, so in not surprised that i got some of them wrong, they all look similar to me, i know that they handle differently from having flown a 152 and a PA28

thanks again
james

[Mynameisnemo]

great shots,
No2 is a Socata TB10 Tobago

[Omag 2.0]

Nice variety of planes you've got there!  :) And some nice classics...

BTW: If you ask Hagar really nicely, he'll probably will give you the adress of a site where you can look up registration-codes of GA-planes, to help you identify them...  ;)

Another tip is to enter the code in www.airliners.net

G-BFLU turned up to be a Cessna Reims 152...

Omag ... who didn't read Ashars response...