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If you search for Gladiator on Flight Sim.com you should find my FS2004 / FSX Gladiator
This was built based on the real one at Old Warden.
HTH :wavey:
Dave Molyneaux.

Yes, feel free (or four :)) to publish any repaints you wish. I no longer have any strong feelings on the subject.
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Dave M(oly)

Wow ! a blast from the past - 2009. I have the basic FS2004 version on my sim but not the sprayer. Also I no longer have the source files. No idea if it works in any other sim version.
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Huub - yes, that is the passenger model, Ithough I think it carried two pax.That will be modelled.
Mike - early days yet so we'll see how things go.
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Dave M(oly)

Time for a shot of my latest project. It's the D.H.-4 popular WW1 fighter - bomber. Over 6,250 were built of which 4,846 were built in the U.S.A. by the Airco factory.
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Ah, the Airdale. I recall considering that when I was building the Auster series. I dismissed it as being too far removed
from the Auster concept and also being a resounding failure. So, sorry, no,...

It's good to see my Auster collection getting an airing :applause: I particularly admire the screen-shots here. If you want to see the current collection at Eggesford farm strip, Devon. U.K. here is...

Ah! memories.
I had the pleasure of flying in G-AMMS a few (10 !) years ago at Eggesford farm airstrip including some 'hands-on' experience .
https://i.imgur.com/DDIxLwJ.jpg
Keep up the good...

As if by magic - here I am. :pop4:
I would have no objections to my Auster aircraft being hosted in the library. A good idea because I don't know where all the originals are now.
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These what you are looking for ?
Attached FS9 files for both.
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Dave M(oly)

The original Chrislea SkyJeep can be found at Eggesford airstrip in Devon U.K. It's the only one still airworthy and can be viewed here -
http://www.eggesfordairfield.co.uk. Nice screenie !....

That conversion is already in progress Ulrich, although I cannot give a time-scale.
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Dave M(oly)

A small reminder if I may - my latest aircraft build is now available from Flightsim.com.
It's the prewar British biplane fighter: the Gloster Gladiator.There's both the MK1 & MK2 vestions in the...

No problems here in the U.K.(Firefox)
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Dave M(oly)

Ha ha ! thanks Mick.
Yes - Peter is already at work - I always make sure he gets an early copy of my builds.
Cheers :encouragement:
Dave M(oly)

My Airspeed Consul build is now availble from FlightSim.com
https://i.imgur.com/o6N4mBU.jpg
This was a civilian conversion of Oxford trainers by Airspeed for feeder airline use immediately after...

Francois - sadly I will not be modelling the MK1 version with the dorsal turret. The model is already very near to the polygon limit allowed for FS2004
models - to add the turret would exceed the...

My Airspeed Oxford has now been published at Flightsim.com.
https://i.imgur.com/MHSnmFf.jpg
This is the third in the series of Airspeed early aircraft i.e the Courier, Envoy, this Oxford and yet...

Thanks Nigel -
Poly space ! Unfortunately I doubt it. I modelled 3D Lynx engines for the MK2 Envoy but had to switch to a simpler scheme for the MK3 when the count went above 62k. I lost my nerve...

There's a coincidence Nigel - I'm in the middle of building that 'pretty twin' as a follow-on from my recent Airspeed Envoy release. :applause:
Would'nt want folks holding their breath though -...

Nice to read that folks appreciate my builds.:applause:
Cheers
Dave M(oly)

Hi Folks -I'm pleased to announce that my latest build, the Airspeed Envoy MK3 is now available at Flightsim.com .
https://i.imgur.com/RTLE4ne.jpg
The airport is FAGR Graaf Reinet in the Republic...

Thanks guys :applause: I agree, this aircraft was long overdue.It was suggested to me as a project by our late friend Dave Booker. Next will be a MK3 version with more powerful A.S.Cheetah engines in...

Hi folks - just a note to tell you that my latest aircraft build is now available from Flightsim.com.
The Airspeed Envoy was a prewar British short-haul small airliner. It was launched in 1932 and...

After the Courier came the Envoy; a twin built very much along the lines of the Courier, even using the same outer wing panels.
Then came the Oxford, another twin, designed to a RAF specification,...