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  • Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.

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Lohner Type L

Full, thanks very much for the HU! Loved the first two and undoubtedly will this one too. :ernae:

Best regards,

John N
 
A couple more screenshots. Congratulations to Craig and Classic Wings. :ernae: The quality of the aircraft and the figures, MG etc. are first class.
 
Thanks Craig! The quality from these models promises something for the FSX version of the He51 ;) (Just teasing :d).

Cheers,
Huub
 
:ernae:

Lohner-1.jpg
 
Off to get them for both sims Craig, they are excellent. Any chance Windrunner will do a Paint Kit?

Caz
 
my wallet thanks you - gentlemen of classicwings...but my senses thank you also

this collection of Lohners is an outstanding addition to anyone's FSX hangar

beautiful models - great work
 
Roger said:
I think you need to drop the beaching trolley, lol!:wavey:
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Wondered who would spot it and reply first lol! Must be my warped sense of humour as I have also been trying land take-offs and landings just for fun. Seriously the Lohner is brilliant and just the job for flying around slowly to enjoy the scenery and allowing the observer to raise and lower those binoculars for closer observation. Normal flying mode screenie attached.
 
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