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  • Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.

    Post 16 Update

    Post 17 Warning

Last But not least --- The DH103 Mk3 Hornet

Now we just need the rest of the airframe to attach to that cockpit.

Anybody want to donate some spare plywood and balsa? :icon_lol:
 
Alert - Rivet Counter on the loose

I've just reloaded FSX and Acceleration and thought it time I took the F3 for a flip. Sorry chaps, but has anyone else noticed the props turn the wrong way? Port prop turned anticlockwise, starboard turned clockwise looking from the front on the real aircraft - the model has them going the other way. The blades should be falling in front of the nose.

Sorry... :redface:
 
I really wish some of you entrepreneurial types would get together and built replica's of this for the GA public..
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I often think that about the Hornet and the Mosquito, I mean it's just some plywood and there are plenty of Merlin engines around. Seriously if I win the lottery...
 
i never have been able to find this plane...agravates me and yes im a memeber or have a member name and password to classic british files
 
Daveroo said:
i never have been able to find this plane...agravates me and yes im a memeber or have a member name and password to classic british files
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Just do a search for 'Hornet' in the files area and several variants will pop up.
 
Daveroo said:
i never have been able to find this plane...agravates me and yes im a memeber or have a member name and password to classic british files
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  1. Go to the site www.classicbritishfiles.com
  2. From the home page click on File Library
  3. Then click on Aircraft - Military
  4. Models are listed alphabetically. The F.3 is on page 5 at present, as are the F Mk.20 and Mk 1, the Sea Hornet NF21 is on page 13
Hope this helps. :wavey:
 
hairyspin said:
... has anyone else noticed the props turn the wrong way? Port prop turned anticlockwise, starboard turned clockwise looking from the front on the real aircraft - the model has them going the other way....
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Pay no attention to this old fool in the corner, :blind: it's the Stagecoach effect. In an external view, blip the throttles and the props appear to reverse their rotation. QED.

Now back to flying her...! :jump:
 
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