Golden Age Simulations Douglas Dolphin released!!!

[Roger]

Presently available from Sim Market with other vendors coming along shortly.

http://secure.simmarket.com/golden-age-douglas-dolphin-package-fsx.phtml

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y203/rogera/dolph-18.jpg

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y203/rogera/dolph-21.jpg

[Helldiver]

The Coast Guard Base at Winter Island, Salem Mass. had two Douglas Dolphins. They were painted all silver with the bars on the tail. They were replaced by Grumman JRFs.
They had a different sounding engine and I don't know it it was the mounting arrangement that made them sound so different. The wings were not painted yellow.
It looks like a nice airplane. Nice companion to have with the Walrus. But then again I love seaplanes.

[Spad54]

Thanks for that observation. The USCG version in our package is painted in the livery of the last remaining Dolphin on display at the Naval Air Museum in Pensacola Florida, USCG Douglas RD-2 Adhara. 1932. The package includes a paint kit for those that wish to do other liveries

[Spad54]

Please take a moment to watch the great video by Aerorush Studios enjoy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?<wbr>v=x4HlWFpuUjo (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4HlWFpuUjo)

[gera]

Great Video.....downloading tonight and starting a Mission for it tonight too!!!!! perfect aircraft for Jungle adventures!!!!!:wavey:

[Doering]

Thanks for that observation. The USCG version in our package is painted in the livery of the last remaining Dolphin on display at the Naval Air Museum in Pensacola Florida, USCG Douglas RD-2 Adhara. 1932. The package includes a paint kit for those that wish to do other liveries

Nice job on the video! Good balance of views, perspective and music!

[OBIO]

I just came across this pic on the Wheels A Day site. The Douglas Dolphin and an old ambulance at Cape May, 1939. The link is the the Library of Congress page from which the picture was taken:

http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/hec2009008590/

OBIO

[Doering]

I just came across this pic on the Wheels A Day site. The Douglas Dolphin and an old ambulance at Cape May, 1939. The link is the the Library of Congress page from which the picture was taken:

http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/hec2009008590/

OBIO
Fabulous picture!

[FlameOut]

OBIO,

I saw that the other day when I was there. I go there everyday: http://www.wheelsaday.com/ and to the sister site: http://www.planeaday.com/ For those that do not know about these sites, you get a nice one-a-day photo, changes everyday, of some good old ones...and some modern aircraft. Just think of it as a "center-fold" for aircraft.

And at PlaneAday they have a video link to YouTube that usually stays "embedded" for about a week.

Today's (12-17-2010) ---->> Hawker Sea Fury...lovely :applause:

http://www.planeaday.com/

...and the video is the F-35's AN/AAQ EO DAS system.

[tracyq144]

Please take a moment to watch the great video by Aerorush Studios enjoy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?<wbr>v=x4HlWFpuUjo (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4HlWFpuUjo)

Great atmosphere.

[Spad54]

The link as been updated . Here it is

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9JEZDlryes