As the nature of things progress...

Wow! I know nothing about that plane except I want it. Amazing work. Just proves there is still some great life left in the old FS9 girl. Looking forward to flying this bird.

Sean
 
These reflections look REAL, as does the rest of the model. The panel work is simply stunning, Nigel. Very Impressive!!

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Thank you, friends :)

The NEW Wright J-5 cowl has only been 'colour blocked' in for model checking purposes - plenty of scope for details and the 'Metal touch'.

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Crankshaft shroud needs cooling holes, magneto shrouds; edge rivets, then we'll give it the vital service wear, tear, grime, chipped paint.

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Seriously??
This for FS2004??

Certainly is, Robin - designed from the outset as a workhorse in both FS9 and FSX, my friend.
(I regularly fly both sims - wouldn't be without either!) :)

I'm speechless Nigel

What an incredible model you made!

Huub

We're finally getting there, Huub. :)

Your warm encouragement is very much appreciated, Sir.

Thank you!

You're gonna run out of polygons, Nigel....

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LOL!

All present and accounted for, Tom :)

Handful held back in reserve just for minor VC changes I'll be making today to facilitate smooth starting and operation of the Wright J-5 engine (albeit license-built).

Tap, tap, tap...





It is rather good, isn't it.

That's very nice of you to say so, SPman - Thank you :)
 
Jaw dropping & amazing work, Nigel.
Thank you for helping to keep FS2004 alive!

We're all in this together, Robin - doing a pretty good job of keeping things lively yourself, sir! :)



Absolutely outstanding! The model is an incredible work of art.
Thank you for all you're doing for us.

The REAL thanks, always goes out to you good folk, my friend - the way I like to see things is the BEST is yet to come!
 
Pretty quiet?....

Well that's the way it could be seen from here, but I've just spent 4 days making VC changes to the Polish bird, and getting an endorsement from the ENGINE shop to make things satisfactorily...

NOISY?

You bet!

The noise endorsement for the Wright J-5 Whirlwind just came through and m'lugs are a ringin'!!! :)))


We now have 3 soundsets specific to the 3 engine variants of the 621;

1.) Armstrong Siddeley Lynx IV

2.) Armstrong Siddeley Mongoose

3.) Wright J-5 Whirlwind

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Now if only I could get that pesky fuel gauge to work!!! :banghead: :-/
 

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Are you referring to the Gauntlet you once mentioned?

............ :running: running and seeking cover) :biggrin-new:

Cheers,
Huub

LOLOL!!!

The Gauntlet is confirmed!

But I must finish the three projects - Bounty Launch textures, Scenery, and AVRO's before I start anything NEW. :)

...........:running:running to find your hideout!!!!! :))))
 
Love the way it's turning out Nigel. Work like this makes an aeroplane that I normally wouldn't give a second look, something that will have a it's own spot in the hanger.

Not much progress on my project. Too much real life getting in the way. But even it's just a minutes of work on it, I try to get something done daily. So little has gotten done that of the two originally planned, it's now down to the one seater with the two seater placed behind the back burner for "someday". At least a lot of what I've done for it, can be applied to the one that's still slowly simmering on the front.

When you live on a farm and spring comes early, the winter projects come to a screeching halt.
 
It has been a while, so I guess it is about time for me to ask whether there is any progress to report on the Tutor :bump:.

Cheers,
Huub
 
AVRO 626 Prefect joins the AVRO 621 Tutor Project package...

So far:

Revised fuselage - Observer/Gunner position.
260 h.p Armstrong Cheetah.
Installed Upper Wing Centre section fuel tank.

WIP
Lewis machine gun with mounting - modeled, now mapping.

To Follow:
Revised windshields.
8 x 20 lb practice bombs/racks.
Collapsible Blind Flying Hood.



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