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That Hythe sounds cool...had no idea of its existence. I had thought the Sandringham was a civil conversion of the Sunderland--and maybe it is. But I like the bluff front end of this Hythe; it gives it a more...rugged look.
Well enough of my rambling...off to download. Thanks for the heads-up! :ernae:
 
Jeez! More goodies from Jens!:jump:

Jens, Thank you so much for these beauties. I just can't believe your production!:salute: So much and so fantastic! (and here I am, sweating on an Air Ceylon repaint for a triple-finned oldie *sigh*)

Cheers,
Maarten
 
If anyone feels up to posting a couple of screenies of the Hythe please may I use them on the front page of the Pond? Ive got a blurb ready to put up over there , but Im at work and cant fget any screenies - as usual acknowlegments to the provider

Leif
 
That Hythe sounds cool...had no idea of its existence. I had thought the Sandringham was a civil conversion of the Sunderland--and maybe it is. But I like the bluff front end of this Hythe; it gives it a more...rugged look.
Well enough of my rambling...off to download. Thanks for the heads-up! :ernae:
Hythe was a converted for civil use Sunderland, The Sandringham was a civil model
from the Sunderland airframe; the later Solent,also a civil model,was derived
from the Seaford airframe

ttfn

Pete
 
If anyone feels up to posting a couple of screenies of the Hythe please may I use them on the front page of the Pond? Ive got a blurb ready to put up over there , but Im at work and cant fget any screenies - as usual acknowlegments to the provider

Leif
Here you go--hope these work for you. :)
 
Now all we need is a Sunderland and my collection of those big boats will be complete!

Thanks Jens!

Chris
 
Chris, you'll have to make do with this for now.

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Thank you for your work, Jens.

I've been tinkering with an old FS2002 plane to use it in FSX and am starting to appreciate how how it takes to produce a plane.
 
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