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First Class Simulation Sunderland

It's not strictly the same team responsible for the Lancaster- a different artist is at the helm. Looks interesting and I'm sure it'll be fun.
 
I tried their website, figuring that would be the most obvious place to look. No joy.

While I am very interested in this project, I will play the wait and see game. Especially because there is no info available about it.
 
There was a short mention of it in this month's PC Pilot, looks promising particularly if they pick up on some of the comments from the Lancaster and Wellington.

This is one flying boat I would definitely be interested in.
 
AndyE1976 said:
There was a short mention of it in this month's PC Pilot, looks promising particularly if they pick up on some of the comments from the Lancaster and Wellington.

This is one flying boat I would definitely be interested in.
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Ha! I get it! :icon_lol:

For some reason I have become interested in the great flying boats of the 1930s. I might have to get a good FSX rendition of one of these!
 
looking forward to this... I like flying Boats and particularly the Sunderland...saw one in a museum a few years ago and it was very impressive...although you had to wonder how the bulky thing ever got of the water.

Matt
 
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