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NEW ! Freeware FS9/FSX Blackburn Baffin

Flyboy208

Flyboy208

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Just spotted at Flightsim ...

FS2004/FSX Blackburn Baffin


Name: febaff.zip Size: 32,781,751 Date: 11-06-2010
FS2004/FSX Blackburn Baffin two seat Fleet Air Arm carrier-borne torpedo-bomber. Between the first and second World Wars it was realized that a lone aircraft, carrying a torpedo, could sink a battleship of 30,000 tons with a compliment of 2000 men. The Baffin, designed by Major F.A. Bumpus (seriously!) was a valiant attempt to create such a fighting machine. Just enjoy wind in the wires! Aircraft and all by Frank Elton.


Cheers! Mike :salute:
 
Does anyone else loose the prop when cutting engine?
Also unable to restart.
Increased prop thrust_scaler to 1.4 to give a bit more performance.

William :wiggle:
 
Hi,

Indeed .. same .. cause no prop texture rendered !

Mail send to Frank Elton.

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dogknot said:
Any suggestions for sounds?
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Wikipedia says :d
Some notable users of the Pegasus were the
ANBO IV
Blackburn Baffin
Blackburn Ripon
Blackburn Shark
Boulton Paul Mailplane
Boulton Paul Overstrand
Boulton Paul Sidestrand
Bristol Bombay
Bristol Type 118[6]
Bristol Type 120
Bristol Type 138
Douglas DC-2
Fairey TSR I
Fairey Seal
Fairey Swordfish Fokker C.X
Gloster Goring
Handley Page H.P.43
Handley Page H.P.47
Handley Page H.P.51
Handley Page Hampden
Handley Page Harrow
Hawker Audax
Hawker Hart
Hawker Osprey
Junkers Ju 52
Junkers Ju 86K-4
Koolhoven FK.52
LWS-6 Żubr
PZL.23 Karaś PZL.37 Łoś
Saro London
Savoia-Marchetti SM.95
Short Mayo Composite
Short Sandringham
Short Sunderland
Short Empire
Short Syrinx
Supermarine Stranraer
Supermarine Walrus
Vickers Type 253
Vickers Valentia
Vickers Vanox
Vickers Vellox
Vickers Vespa Vickers Viastra X
Vickers Victoria
Vickers Vildebeest
Vickers Vincent
Vickers Virginia
Vickers Wellington
Vickers Wellesley
Westland Wallace
Westland Wapiti
Westland PV.7
Westland-Houston PV-3
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I use the payware Alpha Hampden, but Jed Marsh has sounds for his Wellesley on his site, http://www.pavaservices.com/cfs/

Jamie

EDIT, it's just a cfg for the default Wildcat sounds from CFS2, sorry.
 
One good idea on project like these would be to establish a relationship with a museum or private owner/s that have the same, or similar operational engines. Then you could ask them if they were willing to record a soundset for you with the promise to promote their organisation etc in return. I think this is a great way to capture the, if not as close as possible sound of the real thing while giving something back to real world aviation too.

Nice looking model regardless, interwar naval aviation is a very interesting, if overlooked subject in FS. Nice shout out to the Alpha Sim Hampden; always loved that plane.

Steve
 
nazca_stevw said:
One good idea on project like these would be to establish a relationship with a museum or private owner/s that have the same, or similar operational engines. Then you could ask them if they were willing to record a soundset for you with the promise to promote their organisation etc in return. I think this is a great way to capture the, if not as close as possible sound of the real thing while giving something back to real world aviation too.

Steve
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That is exactly what was done with the Austers from Dave Molyneaux and Brian Horsey (and myself). For all the current airworthy examples, we used the original manuals, took lots and lots of photos (100s in some instances) and used the experience,knowledge and guidance from those who had or still do fly them, to create almost life like (within the confines of the simulator program) virtually accurate models. People may think 'its another Auster', but they are all different in the way that they handle and therefore bring to your computer screens something a lot more realistic than what is represented in other models.

As to the sounds, we have at times recorded straight from the source - the AOP9 for example is the very aeroplane itself as I recorded all the necessary during last year's flying season. Although not an Auster, the up and coming Luton Minor will have sounds from the real thing too.

Martin
 
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