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Our Good friend from Belgium , Bugs underestimation , .. Come on .. this thing would be the real BEAST

Another A2A , in fact the first Accusim,d out there , you want to now how to fly a B29 , this is the close,s you get

Every switch , knob , button dose its job , even window defroster

Amazing now this one is now getting old not only the real one , heck,s now gone near past 4 years

Yeah Yeah , not the pretty one , and yes complain about the horrid Arbust , this is ideal for the real flyer

Be ideal for a MP in multi crew , two only , so much work to do

I would call this one due to its workload

The BEAST

A beautiful beast i think Ian.. ..what an era. Ive got her in a hanger somewhere, must dust her off.

Great screens

Cant argue with that Ian.

We have to teach some off the guys here how to fly it , Its that Friggen Great !

It's even uglier than the A380, Ian
Little known fact, Boeing issued some of the blueprints upside down.
Here's the original



Uhnn something like that anyway, think Splitpin may have the true copy

Charl Charl Charl , I dont no ... that design would have worked fine down under .... you forgot the nose wheel .. Unless .... you have a dolly wheel on the tail

Biggest problem is when you open the doors they passengers fall into the sky they all yippy , phewy , now that wont hurt a bit , trouble with the Arbust 380 , test the did .. rescue slides Ops we should have turned the Arbust upside down

With all those clickable switches and knobs, seems a shame we're restricted to a single mouse. I'd like to have one in each hand - talk about multitasking.

Dave , you want to make sure they are both cordless mice or by the time you have finished your flight you would a matted quilt off computer cable on your desktop

Olderndirt wrote:

QUOTE (Olderndirt @ May 30 2011,4:06 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

With all those clickable switches and knobs, seems a shame we're restricted to a single mouse. I'd like to have one in each hand - talk about multitasking.

Can't tell you how many times I accidently reach out to flick switches when I'm simming.