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A monster plane in FSX

Cees Donker

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I'm flabbergasted! I've never seen anything like it! Suddenly there's a monter plane in FSX just a few miles south of Utrecht in the Netherlands.



:dizzy::dizzy::dizzy:

Cees
 
Correct me if I'm wrong...

Gladly. It's not a Whirlwind, that had a single tail in production, not twin rudders, and it used V12 Peregrine engines, not radial air-cooled ones. The shadows in that image I suspect are another Fokker...
 
Strange thing :dizzy: that's everything I can say.

Does it look like something you have flown?

It reminds me of the Whirlwind I had installed a few weeks ago. But how is this possible?

Cees

Edit: I think I found a rogue file in the addon scenery map! How on earth did that get there?
 
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Cees, that's about the weirdest FS glitch I've seen. :eek-new: Were you able to fly over/around/through it???
 
Gladly. It's not a Whirlwind, that had a single tail in production, not twin rudders, and it used V12 Peregrine engines, not radial air-cooled ones. The shadows in that image I suspect are another Fokker...

hmmmmmm. Still a whirlwind, the big beastie behind the Fokka. :ernaehrung004:
 
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