JF Chipmunk Update Available

[mgchrist5]

For those who own the JF Chipmunk, an SP has been released. Many thanks to the Just Flight team!



Dear Sir/Madam, We thought we'd let you know that we have just uploaded new software for the DHC-1 Chipmunk and also the DHC-1B-2 Bubble Canopy package. The new software fixes all reported issues where possible, and a new Download is now available for each aircraft.

If you log in to your Just Flight account and click on 'Your Orders' you will be able to download the new software for each aircraft - please update the DHC-1 Chipmunk BEFORE the DHC-1B-2 Bubble Canopy variant. Best wishes,
The Just Flight crew

[Roger]

Excellent! Thanks for the hu.

[dhasdell]

Is this a complete reinstall? Do we delete the old one first?

[henrystreet]

thanks for the heads up!

[Martyn]

Is this a complete reinstall? Do we delete the old one first?

Yes its a new version of the product due to the numerous improvements/fixes. Uninstall the existing version and then install the new version after downloading it from your account.

[Dumonceau]

This gem has become even more brilliant!

Well done and thank you JF!!! :jump:

Dumonceau

[T6flyer]

Early days for me as have been out aviating today (weather was too nice to stay indoors and do housework!)....but nice to see that the engine cowling has been refined and that the tailwheel moved to its correct position. Flown one of the British civilian examples (with now the underwing registration) and an RAF machine. Take off has improved a lot, bit still finding brakes a little fierce. Entry speeds for loops and rolls, were just under that quoted in the notes and from what I can remember (but still ok), but found initially and it may be due to my home setup, that cruise and landing speeds were high - any excuse to buy a new stick or to give up completely! Would have liked it to roll on a little upon touchdown, but hey these are just my own personal thoughts.

I appauld Just Flight for listening to us with our comments and suggestions and making the necessary changes where possible and applicable. There can't be many people out there that follow these leads.

Going back for more tomorrow,

Happy Landings,

Martin

[doublecool]

She's a real lovely

Question... is the mixture lever suppose to be set to the back position... I thought it it was forward position

[bazzar]

That is correct, we had it going the wrong way. In fact some machines had a small lug on the throttle to catch the mixture lever and carry it back so that for novice pilots mixture was always returned to full for landing.

[dhasdell]

Got it now. Thanks to Bazzar, Martyn and all at JF Towers. Making all those changes must be a lot harder than just saying "If you're not happy we'll give you a refund", but it's a lot better.

[KevinJH]

An absolute gem - be interesting to see what the repainters may come up with now things are sorted.....

[peterwatkins2]

London School Of Flying, Elstree mid-60s.

[Roger]

Ooh that's very nice Peter!

[Jen]

London School Of Flying, Elstree mid-60s.


Hi Peter

Still very much enjoying your Meteors for the Royal Danish Air Force. Lovely paints, bringing back lots of memories.

Should you once again feel tempted to revive the former glory of the Danish Airforce, I may in all modesty suggest the following :wink:

http://flickriver.com/photos/alfblume/sets/72157604422804104/



With the very best regards

Soeren

[doublecool]

That is correct, we had it going the wrong way. In fact some machines had a small lug on the throttle to catch the mixture lever and carry it back so that for novice pilots mixture was always returned to full for landing.

Thank you bazzar...
Like how JF handled... the in depth review of first release
JF's update is very much appreciated

:jump::wavey::applause:

now to put some hours on the udated "Chippie"

PS nice paint Peter... the first repaint for the old/new, girl

[KevinJH]

London School Of Flying, Elstree mid-60s.

Stunning, Peter..... :applause:

[Adrian Petford]

Peter has started... good times are ahead! :applause::applause::applause:

[bruce448]

Wip

G-HDAE a T20 previously CS-DAE and before that 1304 of the Portuguese Airforce). Built in 1951.

Now based out of Enstone

http://s2.postimg.org/6wlbo5xax/G_HDAE.jpg

[dhasdell]

Peter: where are you uploading your repaints, please?

[peterwatkins2]

Hi Guys. Thanks for the encouraging comments.
Yes, Soeren I will attempt a Danish Air Force paint when I move on to military examples.
I have just uploaded a London School of Flying multipack of four aircraft to FlightSim.com so could well be available tomorrow.

[peterwatkins2]

Wip

G-HDAE a T20 previously CS-DAE and before that 1304 of the Portuguese Airforce). Built in 1951.

Now based out of Enstone

http://s2.postimg.org/6wlbo5xax/G_HDAE.jpg

very nice!

[bruce448]

I have sent the file to the library, there will be an update to follow, I just realized that there are no walkways on the wings.

[Alpha Two Zero]

Hi,
I wasn't sure what to make of the JF Chippy when it first appeared on/in the forum with all the feed back that was being given, however when I started reading the various reports on what the new update did my CC got the better of me and went and got it, and hey as my post says "Once in a while a little gem appears" and I will be honest now this is a little gem. The detail is well can I say OTT. The attention to detail is awesome. I think this is a must little Aircraft to have in your hanger. I just recently got the new ORBX North California scenery along with the Monterey Regional Airport and what a joy it is to take to the skies and taken in the Scenery. Just Flight I thank you for one great little Aircraft. Timm

http://i.imgur.com/TpdlLoq.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/wRjcfVF.jpg

[YoYo]

Hmm, this installator looks too same like the old one, manual too same.

How to check than I have the new one?

In aircraft.cfg I have in the beginning this "//240614".

[Bradburger]

Hmm, this installator looks too same like the old one, manual too same.

How to check than I have the new one?

In aircraft.cfg I have in the beginning this "//240614".


I haven't installed the updated packages yet, but the files I downloaded on the 2nd of July are 281 MB (Main Pack) & 103 MB (Canadian version).

The originals are 286 MB & 109 MB.

Nice repaints btw!

Cheers

Paul

[binarkansas]

If it is not too much trouble, could some proficient and prolific repainter please upload a polished aluminum, with no markings, repaint for this wonderful little aircraft? I'm sure I'm not alone when I say I enjoy personalizing my aircraft with some modifications to existing paints, but I just don't have the skills, time or patience to do the work I see uploaded for some of my favorites. I'd really like to have an all aluminum repaint as a base to add a few minor touches.

Thanks

[griphos]

What has the update changed?

[Tako_Kichi]

I'd really like to have an all aluminum repaint as a base to add a few minor touches.

The big problem with that is the Chipmunk wasn't an all aluminum aircraft! The control surfaces and rear sections of the main wings were fabric covered.

[dhasdell]

Peter: where are you uploading your repaints, please?

Thank you - I have them now. The first of many, no doubt. :applause:

[T6flyer]

What has the update changed?

Off the top of my head, the engine cowling has been rebuilt, the wind sound removed and that for the stall warner as well. The tail wheel repositioned in its correct position, the aeroplane now swings the correct way on take off and the flight model amended, although personally feel this could be further tweaked.

Some of the textures have also been amended to show correct positioning of military and civilian serials and registrations although I note that the in house JustFlight example still doesn't have the British civilian registration under the port wing.

Probably a lot more items but at work at the moment (on my break!) and not sat infront of my sim PC!

Cheers,

Martin

[binarkansas]

The big problem with that is the Chipmunk wasn't an all aluminum aircraft! The control surfaces and rear sections of the main wings were fabric covered.

I'm sorry my thoughts were not clear. I just assumed my request implied the fabric areas would be simulated as being painted with aluminum dope. I was just thinking how beautiful the airframe is on G-AKDN. And I would like to see that aircraft without the color paint on it.

Thanks for the input.

[bazzar]

There are many improvements in the upgrade but perhaps the most significant is the one which affects repainters. In the uprade pack, the fuselage, tail and engine cover are all on one tile. The airframe basically got a total remap so the old paintkit will NOT work with the new upgrade. A second updated paintkit is provided.Painters will find this a lot easier to use.

:engel016:

[peterwatkins2]

There are many improvements in the upgrade but perhaps the most significant is the one which affects repainters. In the uprade pack, the fuselage, tail and engine cover are all on one tile. The airframe basically got a total remap so the old paintkit will NOT work with the new upgrade. A second updated paintkit is provided.Painters will find this a lot easier to use.

:engel016:

Many thanks for the upgrade and I can confirm that the new paintkit is much easier to use! I will be gradually working my way through the paints that I did for the Rick Piper version and also that I will not be doing any aluminium-only paints! Two reasons : one, I am not in John Terrell's league when it comes to aluminium rendition and two, most of the silver schemes were painted with silver aluminium dope overall. I hope other painters will get cracking on this one - there are so many schemes to cover and the model deserves it!
My next paint will be the aircraft operated by the Classic Air Force, based at Newquay, Cornwall.

[KevinJH]

Just wanted to say a big thank-you to Peter for this latest release of the LSF skins, they're terrific :applause:

[peterwatkins2]

Just wanted to say a big thank-you to Peter for this latest release of the LSF skins, they're terrific :applause:

Cheers, Kevin. I intend to do a similar release of four College Of Air Training, Hamble aircraft eventually.:ernaehrung004:

[bruce448]

WK608 of the Royal Navy's Historic Flight

http://s18.postimg.org/57vwg3fpl/RNHF.jpg

[T6flyer]

Just had a little flight with Peter Watkins' latest repaint - the Classic Air Force's Chipmunk APLO. Matt Wynn kindly did a repaint of this for Rick's version, so now we have two on the in-house simulator!

What with our new scenery and the generosity of people here - Rick, Dave Garwood and Rob Richardson, we hope that what has been created with the thanks of local companies, Saitek and Chillblast, is something that is educational, but fun at the same time. We want people to go away having learnt something about aviation and treating the software not as a game, but as a learning tool to further their interest. What is interesting is that the majority of our virtual pilots, have never seen Horizon scenery or know of FSX or TrackIR. But then you get the kids that know it all and fly it from the outside view as per 'Afterburner'. This we try to make them not do, as then the whole experience is a complete waste of time for them and ourselves.

The Carrier has been supplied by those nice people at FlyingStations and represents HMS Illustrious. In 1946, an Auster Autocrat of Aeroplane Magazine was the first civilian aircraft to land on a Royal Navy Carrier and so we have Dave's painted up as G-AERO (again by Matt Wynn) and this sits two miles off Watergate Bay. As a challenge we have a short scenario where the 'pilot' attempts to land the Auster on the deck. Only three people have managed it so far. Something a little different, but then historic and hopefully accurate.

Best wishes,

Martin

http://i1076.photobucket.com/albums/w447/T6flyer/LO_6.jpg (http://s1076.photobucket.com/user/T6flyer/media/LO_6.jpg.html)

http://i1076.photobucket.com/albums/w447/T6flyer/LO_4.jpg (http://s1076.photobucket.com/user/T6flyer/media/LO_4.jpg.html)

http://i1076.photobucket.com/albums/w447/T6flyer/LO_5.jpg (http://s1076.photobucket.com/user/T6flyer/media/LO_5.jpg.html)

http://i1076.photobucket.com/albums/w447/T6flyer/LO_1.jpg (http://s1076.photobucket.com/user/T6flyer/media/LO_1.jpg.html)

The little green car in one of the screenshots is a Toyota Wii, a sort of cross between a Nissan Micra and a 2CV. Was installed as is owned by someone initially on the simulator project. Modelled by Dave Molyneaux.

[peterwatkins2]

College Of Air Training, Hamble. Mid 60s.

[bruce448]

http://s30.postimg.org/vnh8ym1wh/NZ_CPY.jpg



NZ-CPY

[noddy]

Keep on meaning to grab the new paints, they are looking good.

[peterwatkins2]

I thought that this Chippy would make a good companion for the two Civil Aviation Flying Unit DH125's I painted earlier.

[peterwatkins2]

A drop of the Irish stuff!

[Geomitrak]

G-ANWB looks lovely, Peter !

[Killbilly]

http://s30.postimg.org/vnh8ym1wh/NZ_CPY.jpg



NZ-CPY

Is this available anywhere? It's very nice.

[bruce448]

Is this available anywhere? It's very nice.


Both The RNHF http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/local_links.php?action=jump&catid=3&id=18662 and ZK-CPY http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/local_links.php?action=jump&catid=3&id=18664 have been sent to the library once approved.

[Lawman]

Anyone else having trouble with the commands for opening the cowling (SHIFT+E+2) and removing the pilots/tie-down (SHIFT+E+3)? It works perfectly on other planes, except this one. I have tried loading a default plane first but that doesn't seem to work. Even reassigning a different key doesn't work (even if it does work with all other planes). Could this be the gauges flooding the keystrokes?

[dhasdell]

Anyone else having trouble with the commands for opening the cowling (SHIFT+E+2) and removing the pilots/tie-down (SHIFT+E+3)?

Yes. They seem only to work if the engine is running, and when they do work the sounds are the same as for the cockpit opening and closing. I also had a problem with the GPS gauge, but I have cured that.

[Killbilly]

Both The RNHF http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/local_links.php?action=jump&catid=3&id=18662 and ZK-CPY http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/local_links.php?action=jump&catid=3&id=18664 have been sent to the library once approved.

Thanks very much!

[Lawman]

Yes. They seem only to work if the engine is running, and when they do work the sounds are the same as for the cockpit opening and closing. I also had a problem with the GPS gauge, but I have cured that.

Thanks for the quick reply, dhasdell:guinness:. Can confirm the animations work with engine running.

[Alpha Two Zero]

I thought that this Chippy would make a good companion for the two Civil Aviation Flying Unit DH125's I painted earlier.
Hi
Will you be uploading G-ANWB at anytime?

http://i.imgur.com/qdcUH3r.jpg

[dhazelgrove]

Hi
Will you be uploading G-ANWB at anytime?


She's already available at flightsim.

Dave

[Alpha Two Zero]

She's already available at flightsim
Thanks Dave,
Got her
Timm

[Alpha Two Zero]

Hi,
Just a very small observation here on the great new texture but I noticed the there is no yellow LIFT - TURN - PUSH textures to the 2 release levers inside and outside of the cockpit. Was this just missed? Easily fixed though by just copying texture "JF_Chipmunk_fusepartsB_t" from another texture folder and adding to this one . Timm

Before
http://i.imgur.com/icCY30N.jpg

After
http://i.imgur.com/Kyprpec.jpg

[dhazelgrove]

Hi,
Just a very small observation here on the great new texture but I noticed the there is no yellow LIFT - TURN - PUSH textures to the 2 release levers inside and outside of the cockpit. Was this just missed? Easily fixed though by just copying texture "JF_Chipmunk_fusepartsB_t" from another texture folder and adding to this one . Timm



Thanks for spotting that. The texture might be better placed in the main texture folder, so that it's available in all repaints?

Dave

[peterwatkins2]

Hi,
Just a very small observation here on the great new texture but I noticed the there is no yellow LIFT - TURN - PUSH textures to the 2 release levers inside and outside of the cockpit. Was this just missed? Easily fixed though by just copying texture "JF_Chipmunk_fusepartsB_t" from another texture folder and adding to this one . Timm

Before
http://i.imgur.com/icCY30N.jpg

After
http://i.imgur.com/Kyprpec.jpg

A silly mistake on my part! Nice to see a criticism that actually contains a solution to the problem - bravo!
The only problem with putting that texture in the main folder David is that not all Chipmunks had them painted yellow! Many were painted red or grey or blacl or just silver although many were painted yellow. The US paint I have just completed had them painted red.
I better put up a picture of it. Ex-RAF WZ860 and sold off in May 1975, was briefly G-BDCH and then sold to the USA. Has now been restored and fitted with a bubble canopy, painted in RCAF markings.

[doublecool]

I have sent the file to the library, there will be an update to follow, I just realized that there are no walkways on the wings.

Bruce, mighty fine paint. any news on update... Walkways

Thank you for all the fine paints we are seeing here :applause::applause::applause:

[doublecool]

10176

The colors on this paint are very nice
a favorite

Thank you Peter :ernaehrung004:

[Alpha Two Zero]

Hi,
First of can I say what a great texture this is, but have very very small question to peterwatkins2, Was there a reason for reducing the texture image from 4096X4096 to 2048X2048? I have found that reducing the size you are reducing the quality down as well. IE The various text markings like round the front part of the engine canopy along with the battery text.etc they are just blurred and not readable, like a default texture. However I have got round this by increasing your texture to 4096 put back into the paintkit, transfered the text marking over to your texture, deleted the old ones and hey presto everything now readable. Again this was just a question on your great texture which I am using as my default one on the Chippy. Timm

Before
http://i.imgur.com/icCY30N.jpg

After
http://i.imgur.com/2aNm7RR.jpg

[peterwatkins2]

Timm, there is a good reason why the textures were re-sized - DXTBMP automatically does this when saving a bmp to dds! I never realised this until you pointed it out! I have always used dxtbmp but will have to change now. I will use GIMP 2 in future to create dds files (I have just installed the relevant plugin). I always use GIMP to create bumpmaps. Looks like I will be using it a lot more. My main paint program is PaintShop Pro X5 which does not create dds files. Thanks for highlighting this for me.
Working on a Royal Navy 771 NAS paint now.

[peterwatkins2]

Royal Navy WP776of 771 Naval Air Squadron, based at Culdrose(HMS Seahawk) has now been completed and uploaded to FlightSim.com. This paint was created in response to a request.

[peterwatkins2]

Another request - silver and dayglo RAF Chippy.

[peterwatkins2]

Still working on RAF examples.

[Jen]

Still working on RAF examples.

They are stunningly beautiful Pete. That Chipmunk is really comming to life again.

Soeren

[KevinJH]

Really appreciate these repaints Peter, thank-you :applause:

[peterwatkins2]

Thanks for the encouragement, Guys. I haven't forgotten about the Danish one, Soeren!:ernaehrung004:

[doublecool]

Was playing around with 1-b paints to see if they could be used on 1-b2 bubble canopy
some will, some will not
fuse textures line up however wing textures do not...(wing tips, main wing and flaps)


Here is one of Peters G-ANWB which looks very good with the bubble top...
Peter I hope you don't mind me attemping to get a few of you paints to work on the B2

10343

[doublecool]

here is a couple of G-AKDN from B-1

1034410345

[KevinJH]

here is a couple of G-AKDN from B-1

1034410345

What a great variation..... :applause:

[peterwatkins2]

Was playing around with 1-b paints to see if they could be used on 1-b2 bubble canopy
some will, some will not
fuse textures line up however wing textures do not...(wing tips, main wing and flaps)


Here is one of Peters G-ANWB which looks very good with the bubble top...
Peter I hope you don't mind me attemping to get a few of you paints to work on the B2

10343

No problems, looks nice! Just don't like the thin u/c legs on this version. I am past caring what colours anyone puts on anything tbh! It will be quite a while until I get to the bubble canopy version! - probably.

[peterwatkins2]

Just completed early RAF scheme for Cambridge University Air Squadron WK574.

[myles]

Is that the one the old Airfix model was presented as, Peter?

[peterwatkins2]

Is that the one the old Airfix model was presented as, Peter?

Ha Ha. Well done Myles. I wondered if anyone would realise it! The blue in the fuselage bar has been corrected though to the proper 'Cambridge University Blue'!
I have also uploaded a Southampton University Air Squadron example.

[peterwatkins2]

Time to move on to the RAF light grey & dayglo aircraft! WZ884 in East Midlands Universities Air Squdron colours.

[KevinJH]

Nice. Very nice...... :applause: The hangar's filling up nicely :)

I hope you won't mind me asking Peter but apart from N26JH are there any plans for U.S. and/or Canadian civil registered skins further down the line ?

[peterwatkins2]

Nice. Very nice...... :applause: The hangar's filling up nicely :)

I hope you won't mind me asking Peter but apart from N26JH are there any plans for U.S. and/or Canadian civil registered skins further down the line ?

Hi Kevin,
Yes, I have CF-JAG and N4KV on my list. Most of the US and Canadian Chipmunks are either finished in RCAF/CAF yellow(which I will be painting anyway) or are - in my opinion - those horrible flat-engined squared tail monstrosities, which I will not paint on a real Chippy!

[KevinJH]

That's great to hear, thanks v.m. for that, Peter ;)

[peterwatkins2]

Next RAF light grey/dayglo paint. WG362 as when used by the RAF College, Cranwell.

[peterwatkins2]

George Neale's beautifully restored CF-JAG!

[dhasdell]

Ooh, that's nice!

[KevinJH]

Ooh, that's nice!

+1 Gorgeous..... :applause:

[Dumonceau]

I would love to see one of these done:

10854

Dumonceau

[peterwatkins2]

I would love to see one of these done:

10854

Dumonceau

Strange, I thought you would have wanted one of these!

[Dumonceau]

Strange, I thought you would have wanted one of these!

OMG!!!! Yes please! I didn't ask because we only had two for test purposes (I believe) :jump:

EDIT: you are one of the first painters that have got the colours of our flag and roundels correct! RESPECT!!

Dumonceau

[peterwatkins2]

OMG!!!! Yes please! I didn't ask because we only had two for test purposes (I believe) :jump:

EDIT: you are one of the first painters that have got the colours of our flag and roundels correct! RESPECT!!

Dumonceau

Many thanks. Have just uploaded to FlightSim.com so should be available tomorrow!

[Roger]

Thanks Peter:ernaehrung004:

http://fsfiles.org/flightsimshotsv2/images/2014/08/04/k9HxW.jpg

[noddy]

Fantastic work as usual Peter. :applause:

[peterwatkins2]

Cheers, Noddy!
Roger, that screenshot is simply awesome - thanks for posting.

[doublecool]

Peter, Please if you would not mind, this paint would look great with the bubble canopy :applause::jump:



http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/attachment.php?attachmentid=10161&stc=1&d=1405337625

[peterwatkins2]

Peter, Please if you would not mind, this paint would look great with the bubble canopy :applause::jump:



http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/attachment.php?attachmentid=10161&stc=1&d=1405337625

OK, will have a go. Unfortunately you cannot just throw the existing paint on to the bubble version as the gear, Fuselage parts and wings all need revision due to texture mapping issues - particularly the right wing!

[peterwatkins2]

OK, Dc
Have finished revising N26JH and have uploaded to FlightSim.com. Ironically the aircraft has now been fitted with a bubble canopy and repainted in yellow with RCAF markings - strange, as she was an ex-RAF machine built in England!
:ernaehrung004:

[KevinJH]

Those two bubbles you've just released Peter look absolutely superb - thanks for doing these regional variations, it's really appreciated :applause:

[dhasdell]

Thank you for all the work. Your sources library must be huge. CF-JAG is probably my favourite so far.

[doublecool]

Peter, Thank you... She's lovely :applause:


OK, Dc
Have finished revising N26JH and have uploaded to FlightSim.com. Ironically the aircraft has now been fitted with a bubble canopy and repainted in yellow with RCAF markings - strange, as she was an ex-RAF machine built in England!
:ernaehrung004:

[doublecool]

It is funny, I love the Bubble Canopy model and VC

but I keep gooding back to the 1B :encouragement:

[peterwatkins2]

It is funny, I love the Bubble Canopy model and VC

but I keep gooding back to the 1B :encouragement:

Me too!
Work in progress RDAF. Having trouble finding the stencil markings though.

[Jen]

Me too!
Work in progress RDAF. Having trouble finding the stencil markings though.

Hi Peter

That is looking absolutely fantastic......:applause:

Tomorrow saturday, I will be going to EKVJ Stauning, for the annual vintage air show.

I am almost sure, that there will be an RDAF chipmunk present, and I can take as many pictures as possible of the stencil markings.

Soeren

[peterwatkins2]

Hi Peter

That is looking absolutely fantastic......:applause:

Tomorrow saturday, I will be going to EKVJ Stauning, for the annual vintage air show.

I am almost sure, that there will be an RDAF chipmunk present, and I can take as many pictures as possible of the stencil markings.

Soeren

Thanks, Soeren. It would be great if you could achieve that!

regards, Peter

[peterwatkins2]

Finally finished the RDAF paint. Many thanks to Soeren Jensen and Ole Rossel whom provided a wealth of info regarding the stencil markings. Without their help I could not have completed this paint. Just uploaded to FlightSim.

[noddy]

Another fabulous paint Peter.

[KevinJH]

Another fabulous paint Peter.

+1 :applause:

[Jen]

Finally finished the RDAF paint. Many thanks to Soeren Jensen and Ole Rossel whom provided a wealth of info regarding the stencil markings. Without their help I could not have completed this paint. Just uploaded to FlightSim.


Hi Peter

Just seen and downloaded your RDAF Chipmunk. What a pleasant surprise to come home to. :applause:

I must say, that you have put together all the bits and pieces, and made an absolutely stunning repaint of our former trainer. It is just spot on.

I shall very much appreciate it.

Best regards

Soeren

[doublecool]

Out of Bear Gulch heading South ot Portland

Sharp as a tack she is :applause:

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[peterwatkins2]

CF-JAG in her final days with the Canadian Armed Forces!

[doublecool]

Very nice Canadian Armed Forces :applause:



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enjoying your GANWB with bubble :applause:

[KevinJH]

Just wanted to again say thank-you to Peter for continuing to issue new skins for this cracking little 'plane (G-AORW case in point....) :applause:

[Jen]

Just wanted to again say thank-you to Peter for continuing to issue new skins for this cracking little 'plane (G-AORW case in point....) :applause:


Totally agree :applause:

Soeren

[dhasdell]

Me too - and for all the Austers and others over the years. :applause:

[peterwatkins2]

Thanks a lot, Guys! I will keep doing the odd Chipmunk from time to time. Have just bought the FR DH Heron!

[Roger]

Thanks a lot, Guys! I will keep doing the odd Chipmunk from time to time. Have just bought the FR DH Heron!


Ahhhhh....be great to see some Heron repaints from your paint brushes Peter.

[peterwatkins2]

Ahhhhh....be great to see some Heron repaints from your paint brushes Peter.

OK Roger, will take a look at the paintkit - I quite like the idea of a Queen's Flight Heron!