FSX68
April 28th, 2012, 17:34
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At the end of Sept , in 1911, Anthony Fokker left a field near Haarlem in his Spin (Spider) and flew over the city. After a 360 around the Great- or St.Bavochurch he landed save in another field. That performance made his name as an aircraftbuilder.
Haarlem is celebrating of course, with the Fokker Spin Centential. (It's in Dutch, but maybe Google can give some sort of translation ;D)
Some Dutch simmers planned to make the flight in FSX, but there was no aircraft! (The last Spin was made for FS98!)
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I had this originally posted under Vintage Flyers, figured it would fare better attention if I put it in limelight under seperate post.
if you want to try the Spider, you can pick it up at his website;
http://www.sundancer.demon.nl/FSX_Fokker%20Spin.zip
(http://www.sundancer.demon.nl/FSX_Fokker%20Spin.zip) (http://www.sundancer.demon.nl/FSX_Fokker%20Spin.zip)
At the end of Sept , in 1911, Anthony Fokker left a field near Haarlem in his Spin (Spider) and flew over the city. After a 360 around the Great- or St.Bavochurch he landed save in another field. That performance made his name as an aircraftbuilder.
Haarlem is celebrating of course, with the Fokker Spin Centential. (It's in Dutch, but maybe Google can give some sort of translation ;D)
Some Dutch simmers planned to make the flight in FSX, but there was no aircraft! (The last Spin was made for FS98!)
64311
64312
64313
I had this originally posted under Vintage Flyers, figured it would fare better attention if I put it in limelight under seperate post.
if you want to try the Spider, you can pick it up at his website;
http://www.sundancer.demon.nl/FSX_Fokker%20Spin.zip
(http://www.sundancer.demon.nl/FSX_Fokker%20Spin.zip) (http://www.sundancer.demon.nl/FSX_Fokker%20Spin.zip)