New Mosquito PR.XVI

Blackbird686

Blackbird686

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Over at Flightsim... I have taken this one up for a flight around the dogpatch, and it's really quite nice! Needs 2D Panel and Sounds.

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FS2004 (ACOF) - FS2004 WarbirdsFS2004 DH Mosquito PRXVI 544 Squadron
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FS2004 DH Mosquito PRXVI 544 Squadron. A DeHavilland Mosquito PRXVI of 544 Squadron Royal Air Force Benson in mid 1945. This model has been constructed in FSDS3 and painted to depict the subject aircraft which was based just down the road from where the author lives. A few painted embellishments have been added to the nose area but these can be removed if you so wish! Instructions and further comments are contained in the ZIP file. By Chris Lampard.
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BB thanks for the HU.

Yes, he's good modeller (many thanks Chris) , just a bit of finishing needed...not bad for a 70-er, and 1000% better than I could do! ;)

Cheers

Shessi
 
I remember flying Chris Lampard's Seafire 47 in CFS2 years ago. I mean YEARS AGO! I absolutely loved that plane and I kept it flying while I had FS2000 and FS2002 installed on various machines. She had a long and productive service life in my virtual skies, over the South Pacific and during peace time too. A bit "tenured" by today's standards, but in it's day, it was the best.

Nice to see he's still out there, and his latest work is a real gem so far. :ernaehrung004:

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Hooooooooold your horses!

Good thing someone has their eyes open! Well spotted BB686!

Had my head down these past few weeks - this nearly got under the fence.
Lovely, unpretentious model, great fun to fly - a long needed genuine freeware Mossie.

As BB686 recommends; couple it up with a suitable panel.

For sounds; Gary Jones made a throaty set of Mossie sounds for Dave Garwood's FSX Mossie about a year ago.
They work great on this model too.

Many Thanks to Chris Lampard for generously sharing
 
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