Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
The last I hard from Chris he'd posted here after an absence when he'd been fighting cancer. At the time he was working on one of the post-WW1 Army Air Corps bombers (Martin? Keystone? Can't recall.) Then we didn't hear from him after that. That was at least a few years ago. Maybe longer - I'm at an age where the years go by like months.To be honest, I haven't heard anything from Chris Herring for a very long time as well. Last thing I remember he sold his payware models via Razbam.
It's early Sunday morning here, my brains are not fully operational yet....
Huub
the Martin Bomber MB-2 to be exact, and per his PMs, it was almost done, with the exception of "compile issues", and Chris planned to release it as soon as he had it all sorted, of course as payware; per his last PM to me, in Dec 2021, he planned on updating the Topflightsimulation website with several additions. Anyhow, I did not hear back from him after that, and his website is still much the same...The last I hard from Chris he'd posted here after an absence when he'd been fighting cancer. At the time he was working on one of the post-WW1 Army Air Corps bombers (Martin? Keystone? Can't recall.) Then we didn't hear from him after that. That was at least a few years ago. Maybe longer - I'm at an age where the years go by like months.
This seems like good news. If he had gone west he wouldn't be paying his hosting service and his site would be gone. Or so it would seem.the Martin Bomber MB-2 to be exact, and per his PMs, it was almost done, with the exception of "compile issues", and Chris planned to release it as soon as he had it all sorted, of course as payware; per his last PM to me, in Dec 2021, he planned on updating the Topflightsimulation website with several additions. Anyhow, I did not hear back from him after that, and his website is still much the same...
cheers!