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I'd say it would only be fitting for the crew to fly there in the 377, a kind of farewell flight to the first generation of COTS, if you will. Then the baton will be passed, and you'll be handed the keys to a brand new shiny Connie...

I did my flight training out of 4N1 Greenwood Lake years ago, and saw that Constellation more times than I can count, yet never knew at the time how historically significant it is and how lucky I was to see it! No idea what will be included in this package, but I'd love to see a paint scheme at som...

I too would like to urge cdfi to release some more unreleased paints to the community. I understand there may well be personal reasons not to, which I respect. But if not, your repaints are the best available for this model, sir, and we'd all be honored to fly them! (How do you like the T-6? 8) :lol...

I did my flight training out of 4N1 Greenwood Lake years ago, and saw that Constellation more times than I can count, yet never knew at the time how historically significant it is and how lucky I was to see it! No idea what will be included in this package, but I'd love to see a paint scheme at some...

I've seen them many times and they are amazing! They go through basic WWII combat maneuvers and formations, and it is always a please to see them. Of course, you can fly the number 4 aircraft in the sim- masterfully created by Tim Scharnhop for A2A's Texan... 8) http://i1133.photobucket.com/albums/m...

Thanks for that feedback guys, exactly what I was hoping to hear! I think I'll pick up those sceneries pretty soon and give them a go... Really looking forward to taking the T-6 to St. Bart's, should be a fantastic challenge!

Hey gents, I'm very interested in getting Fly Tampa's St Maarten scenery (and possibly the Grenadines to increase my range)... I was wondering how it performs? I use Orbx UK and have the US regions as well, and they run flawlessly unless I'm too close to a city. Although some of the add on airports ...

Alan_A wrote:Only question is, under what zodiac sign. Scorpio? Capricorn? Wish they'd update the graphic in that ramp shot, just to give us a hint...

Who said they didn't?

I was thinking of some of my favorites from the classic films of the 40's, and of course, Ingrid, Olivia and Veronica came up (as did Mary, but that never stuck with me)... Betty is the obvious choice in the poll!

Very nice!

My condolences to you and your family, Brian. I'll be keeping you in my thoughts.

Kindest regards,

Joe Stevens

That does indeed look stunning! Patiently awaiting this beast

Cheers-

Upon closer inspection, I found that the body in the back of my 172 was only there because it had been nailed there...

Anyway, back to my flight through the fjords....

That was great! But I gotta say, when I read the thread title, I thought it was gonna be about this guy... http://api.ning.com/files/n9PWw31tPWxegWpU7bFDkDlfGVPNLr2y-JWudgkVnlAVSHHZcUEdirr5SOKHidnYjpnNt4y7aSpgE8EhEOESCspDaB5mTIsw/JohnnyAirplane.jpg https://i.ytimg.com/vi/c-k9VE-eEY4/hqdefault.jpg ht...

Lancaster! :mrgreen: :twisted: :roll: Didn't know the Lancaster was considered a GA now :lol: But since the B377 is getting a sibling it would be only fair for the B17 to get one too wouldn't it? :wink: :mrgreen: I agree, the B-17 needs a sibling... The B-24J Liberator would be perfect... Apparentl...