View attachment 80414C BELLY OIL! At CBF from Molyned. FS9, but goes perfectly right out of the box, except for cat points, which it hardly needs as free take offs are no itch at all. Flys like the pilots notes, too. A rare type for the anglophiles, worth picking upView attachment 80413
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Sea Balliol
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Its a keeper, and a little known cold war classic. Really a great model, and smooth on frames, too.
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delta_lima
Charter Member 2015
Finally!
Thanks Laz, for the HU.
Martin - she's a delight. Sure, the standard prop-from-behind-view issue is there in my FSX - but that is but an insignificant spec in the grand scheme. This is absolutely a delightfully well done model. I truly enjoy naval carrier-trainers, and credit a number of hours in planes like the T-28, T-2, and Zephyr for developing some "ok" ability (within the constraints of what is possible in a sim) when it comes to coming aboard boats. For all those who moan theirs skills bringing aboard the fast jets have nought about which to complain - it is on these little gems that the basics are learned.
'Till now, there has been gaping hole in the RN FAA environment for their cold-war period naval trainer - and now that has been admirably filled. Thanks so very much for this little gem. She will be well flown in my sim.
A heart-felt thanks!
Daniel
Thanks Laz, for the HU.
Martin - she's a delight. Sure, the standard prop-from-behind-view issue is there in my FSX - but that is but an insignificant spec in the grand scheme. This is absolutely a delightfully well done model. I truly enjoy naval carrier-trainers, and credit a number of hours in planes like the T-28, T-2, and Zephyr for developing some "ok" ability (within the constraints of what is possible in a sim) when it comes to coming aboard boats. For all those who moan theirs skills bringing aboard the fast jets have nought about which to complain - it is on these little gems that the basics are learned.
'Till now, there has been gaping hole in the RN FAA environment for their cold-war period naval trainer - and now that has been admirably filled. Thanks so very much for this little gem. She will be well flown in my sim.
A heart-felt thanks!
Daniel
Daniel,
Many, many thanks for the kind words - makes it so much worthwhile for us as a Team. We don't normally get much feedback at all, so its nice to know that people do enjoy our aeroplanes. We've decided on what to go for next, so after the research has been completed, the hard work duly starts!
Best wishes,
Martin
Many, many thanks for the kind words - makes it so much worthwhile for us as a Team. We don't normally get much feedback at all, so its nice to know that people do enjoy our aeroplanes. We've decided on what to go for next, so after the research has been completed, the hard work duly starts!
Best wishes,
Martin