Blackburn Beverley

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I used to have a Blackburn Beverley in a old FS9 install.
I've had a good look around & cannot find one.
Anyone know where I can look?
 
zswobbie1 said:
I used to have a Blackburn Beverley in a old FS9 install.
I've had a good look around & cannot find one.
Anyone know where I can look?
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It is over on Simviation. The original Pegram/Horsey/Hazeldine is in the FS2002 files ...... well, part 1 is, but the panel, sounds etc have gone awol. But somebody ported it over to FSX, good chance that will work in FS9; make sure you get the right one, as somebody else made it FSX native and there is, of course, the inimitable Manfred Jahn's superb FSX rendition.
 
zswobbie1 said:
I used to have a Blackburn Beverley in a old FS9 install.
I've had a good look around & cannot find one.
Anyone know where I can look?
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technically also archived and available at web archive - all 3 parts:

Trans Global Aircraft

TransGlobalAircraft (TGA) develop high quality freeware aircraft for FS2004 (COF), FS2002 and CFS2. Current projects include the recreation of the Schneider Trophy Contest of 1929, involving aircraft from the nations that took part.
web.archive.org

there was also a FS2004 upgrade - no longer available, but perhaps someone at CBFSim may have it:

blackburnbeverleyupgrade.zip

Blackburn Beverley Upgrade to FS9This package contains three major changes to the excellent FS2002 Blackburn Beverley C Mk1 produced by Trans Globa...
web.archive.org web.archive.org

the upgrade was rather involved, per the upgrade readme posted verbatim at: https://forum.flyawaysimulation.com/forum/topic/37340/blackburn-beverly/

AndyG43 said:
But somebody ported it over to FSX, good chance that will work in FS9; make sure you get the right one, as somebody else made it FSX native
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correct, perhaps worth a try: https://simviation.com/1/search?submit=1&keywords=beverley+xh124
https://simviation.com/1/search?submit=1&keywords=beverley+twin --> albeit uncertain, if they account for Kelleher's FS2004 upgrade

on an entirely different note, should the Bristol 188 interest you on the archived TGA website, it is still available for FS2004 @ FS2000: https://www.fs2000.org/2010/09/23/fs2004-bristol-188/ and @ simviation you may find the FSX and P3D native releases

cheers!
 
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I thought of asking here... (I also asked at cbfsim)
I'm looking for the FS2002-FS2004 update for the Beverley..

blackburnbeverleyupgrade.zip

If anybody has it to share.
Much appreciated.
Regards
Robin
 
That update and the three original files (which are all prerequisites for the update) have been sent to Kevin Driver for uploading . . .
 
thinking ahead, per the other thread on the same subject, will also be requiring to source Rick Piper's Varsity and Valetta

Rick's site is down and I am uncertain if the wayback machine has archived Rick's releases, previously available for download at his site; and I do not believe either of the usual simviation or fs2000 will prove helpful in said regard; cbfsim also not so much; pity flightsim is not yet back...
 
kdriver submitted a new resource:

Blackburn Beverley C.Mk I - Blackburn Beverley C.Mk I

Blackburn Beverley C.Mk I for FS2002 by Ralph Pegram, Bob Hazeldine and Brian Horsey.

The Blackburn Beverley was a heavy lift military freighter that served in small numbers with the Royal Air Force in the early 1960s.
Powered by four Bristol Centaurus radials.

Model, sounds and textures © Ralph Pegram.

Full 4 engine panel including customized gauges by Bob Hazeldine.

Flight dynamics © Brian Horsey.

The aircraft files are in three self installing archives.

R Pegram, R Hazeldine, B...
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