NZFF

I like em!

Hmm not picking anything up here, not one showing....

Arr there we go , I do like your other grey scheme as well , not shown yet

Very Nice

Ian Warren wrote:

QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Feb 25 2014,8:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Hmm not picking anything up here, not one showing....

Arr there we go , I do like your other grey scheme as well , not shown yet

This one Ian?

WH168 58 Sqn, Raf Wyton, 1963




Cheers guys

Arr that's the one , I was interested in seeing the whooping great camera they placed in the bomb-bay, great details .

Nice shots. Possible repaint (XH168), Bruce??

How are you removing the Panel Selection arrow in the upper left corner? Cropping, or is there a way to hide it for a screenshot??

--WH

Beautiful work Bruce

WarHorse47 wrote:

QUOTE (WarHorse47 @ Feb 26 2014,2:35 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Nice shots. Possible repaint (XH168), Bruce??

How are you removing the Panel Selection arrow in the upper left corner? Cropping, or is there a way to hide it for a screenshot??

--WH

Hiya Guys, cheers for the comments,


WH,to remove the arrow, it's a "panel" in it's self so all you have to right click on it and then select "close panel". or to permanently remove from the screen but not the panel options, in the panel.cfg edit the following

From
[Window13]
file=PUP13_Panel_Selector_Arrow.bmp
size_mm=31,38
window_size= 0.025, 0.04
window_pos= 0.0, 0.02
position=7
visible=1 <-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
ident=1400
no_luminous=1
zorder=100
type=special
//nomenu=1

gauge00=canberra!Panel_Selector_Arrow, 0,0,31,38





To
[Window13]
file=PUP13_Panel_Selector_Arrow.bmp
size_mm=31,38
window_size= 0.025, 0.04
window_pos= 0.0, 0.02
position=7
visible=0 <-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
ident=1400
no_luminous=1
zorder=100
type=special
//nomenu=1

gauge00=canberra!Panel_Selector_Arrow, 0,0,31,38




Bruce

Cheers Bruce, I can live with the arrow .. I simply edit it out with my screens

Ian Warren wrote:

QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Feb 25 2014,11:33 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Arr that's the one , I was interested in seeing the whooping great camera they placed in the bomb-bay, great details .

Ian, This is a pic of the Sys2 camera which is a similar size to the LOMAR camera (both used on the U2)









Bruce

Just love those photo's , really describes the PR prefect ..... only said that cos Marsbar is PRrrrr ing in front of the screen

Bruce, are you working on some repaints for the JF Canberra?

--WH

WarHorse47 wrote:

QUOTE (WarHorse47 @ Feb 26 2014,5:18 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Bruce, are you working on some repaints for the JF Canberra?

--WH

WH, I am unsure if JF towers are wanting to add them to the patch being produced at the moment.

Bruce

bruce448 wrote:

QUOTE (bruce448 @ Feb 26 2014,11:02 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

WH, I am unsure if JF towers are wanting to add them to the patch being produced at the moment.

Bruce

Well, its something to look forward to. Keep us informed. I figured there's room for some.

--WH

1982 so was this Chilean or RAF??????????



Bruce

Chilean as I recall. The three aircraft, RAF serials XH-166, XH-167 and XH-173, became FACH serials 341, 342 and 343 respectively – 342 was subsequently lost in a crash and the other two aircraft have now retired to the Aeronautics Museum in Santiago.

Full article here

--WH

It is still a matter of conjecture whether RAF Canberra PR9s were involved in the 1982 Falklands conflict. Some reports have claimed that up to seven PR9s were flown from Wyton to Belize in mid-Apr 82, where they were repainted in Chilean Air Force markings before being flown onto Punta Arenas, the Chilean Air Force base at the extreme end of South America. From Punta Arenas RAF crews allegedly flew the PR9s over mainland Argentina and the South Atlantic, gathering valuable intelligence about the Argentinean forces. It is even rumoured that four of the even older PR7s from 100 Sqn might also have operated from Chile during the conflict. Another unconfirmed rumour is that two RAF Hercules C1s (XV192 and XV292), painted in Chilean Air Force markings, also operated from Punta Arenas during the conflict, presumably to support the RAF detachment; these aircraft were apparently seen after the conflict at RAF Lyneham, still bearing faint traces of Chilean markings.

Spookily enough Punta Arenas was where the burnt out wreck of the Seaking mk4 belonging to 846 NAS was found.

Nice one Bruce That's right , I forgot the cheeky sneaky's of the Falklands war and the getting in the back door and clandestine ops and the sneaky SAS ... another war were Canberra's were used on both sides in one way or another.

Super work as usual Bruce.