Rob Richardson's add-on's For FSX.se only???

manfredc3

manfredc3

SOH-CM-2022
Where did Rob Richardson's add-on's for the classic (boxed) FSX go?

I just opened his website..... It looks differents, and states that the add-on's listed are for FSX.se only.

Did I miss something?
 
I had it explained by someone that it's not really what it means. However, every time I go there, that's exactly what it seems to imply. . .his models are only for FSX.se.:dizzy:
 
I just re-downloaded Rob's Vampires, Venoms and Meteors to check and they look, sound and fly as nicely in 'boxed' FSX as they always did. I expect he's making life simpler by focusing on and supporting only the latest FSX version, as a lot of developers did when Acceleration appeared. Maybe there will be issues with future models, but the current ones all seem to work 100%.
 
There is no change in any of my flightsim models its just that I no longer have the original FSX installed and in future will only be using the "steam" version.

I am also in the process of re-compiling most models to make them fully P3D 2.4/5 compatible without the need for the FA 18 dll.


RobR
 
Hi Friends,
I'm searching for COD and trainer version models for Rob's Fairey Gannett, I cannon find them anywhere.....
Can someone help me ?
 
robcarrich said:
There is no change in any of my flightsim models its just that I no longer have the original FSX installed and in future will only be using the "steam" version.

I am also in the process of re-compiling most models to make them fully P3D 2.4/5 compatible without the need for the FA 18 dll.


RobR
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Very good news.
 
mvg3d said:
Hi Friends,
I'm searching for COD and trainer version models for Rob's Fairey Gannett, I cannon find them anywhere.....
Can someone help me ?
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I put all the Gannet stuff on a memory stick, cant find it at the moment but I'll put the COD Gannet up on my site if and when I come across it.

RobR

PS. just found the Gannet COD, its up on my site now(in "prop downloads")
 
robcarrich said:
I put all the Gannet stuff on a memory stick, cant find it at the moment but I'll put the COD Gannet up on my site if and when I come across it.

RobR

PS. just found the Gannet COD, its up on my site now(in "prop downloads")
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Thank You very much !!!
 
You are all more than welcome.
I've just been flying it again, it was one of my first FS models, needs a bit of an upgrade I think!

RobR
 
JensOle said:
Thank you! Looking forward to the NF Venom as well!
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I thought you might be Jens!
I have been so busy with other things of late, the two seat Venom will have to wait.
I've just finished building myself a nice new computer, the old one would not handle P3D as well as I would have liked.
What with getting that up and running and re-installing P3D plus all the ORBX scenery, its a great way to loose a day or two!

RobR
 
mvg3d said:
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pleaseeeee !!!!
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Mmmm.....I like that!
 
Between 1951 and the Spring of 1953 fourteen DH-113 NF Mk.54 arrived in Italy to equip the S.C.O.T. (All Weather Fighter School) at Amendola AB near Foggia.
The establishment of the School should have been the first step towards the acquisition, never made, of a large number of all weather De Havilland DH.112 “Venom” fighter aircraft. Instead, in 1955 the North American F-86K, already produced under license in Italy by Fiat and used by the pilots trained at Amendola, was chosen over the British fighter. This was the first time since WWII that the Italian Air Force had a fighter with a crew of two - the pilot and the navigator/radar operator.
The aircraft on display, the only survivor in Italy, is an NF from the All Weather Fighter School at Amendola in its conventional two band camouflage and belong to the collection of Vigna di Valle's A.M.I. Historical Museum.
 
The pic was taken in March last year at the Evergreen Aviation Museum in McMinnville, Oregon.

It was sitting under the tail of the famous Spruce Goose, so not all is shiny metal. :biggrin-new:
 
WarHorse47 said:
The pic was taken in March last year at the Evergreen Aviation Museum in McMinnville, Oregon.

It was sitting under the tail of the famous Spruce Goose, so not all is shiny metal. :biggrin-new:
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I was trying to make out the flying boat.

PS. I lost my first post asking where this photo was taken when I tried to edit it!
 
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