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Keep hanging around Rick ...superb work :bow: Sorry for the delay with a reply.

Dash Cap !!! Always good to see you back. Great work .... I really love #2 and #6 :rockon: Cheyenne III is a mean bird , looking forward too more screens. Thanks Marty! yeah ill try post more haha

I think it might be a 185 thing. Big wing and with the flaps down, it'll probably spoil the airflow over the elevators.

And where I can find this big stuff? The planes can be downloaded from here: The listing changes frequently. The planes are all beta WIP at various stages of completion. You will have to ask Rob for his AFS2 Coromandel scenery. That too is beta WIP, not on general release. Mike

Ghostly :thumbup:

Splitpin and Chopper Nut, Thanks for kind words. Regards, Aharon

Cheers Marty. I don't know if there's any relation to the Mustang other than a marketing one. I guess it does have flush rivets and hydraulics but a lot of machines did after the war

Heres another of that first 747 ... And the airline that she was built for first.

Yes... "it was work" and a bit luck.

Splitpin and ChopperNut, Thanks for kind words. Regards, Aharon

Splitpin, Thanks for kind words. Regards, Aharon

Yes. I was wrong. Often enough you use a little bit flaps on takeoff, but this is a clean delta and the command for flaps extended this speed brake. Solved with the next flight.... But in the video about the last flights with the 617th Squadron "The Dambusters" You can see, it is not complete wrong...

Love me a Vulcan. When the British built amazing aeroplanes.

Hasewaga, Thanks for your kind words. Regards, Aharon

Nice flight. It didn´t must be Long Haul, to get interesting flights. The Boeing 737 was in 2002 my first Airliner (It was the 737-400) and so this is a looking back for me. Always I see the 737´s

I think Wing Cdr Warren might question the anti-flash insignia on a B2, but it is a mighty plane none the less. Great shots. :thumbup: :clap:

Thank you ! Great work Dani :thumbup: Who did that aircraft ?

Nemo, Thanks for your kind words. Regards, Aharon