Nigel- I remain obliged...
Best- C
Nigel- I remain obliged...
Best- C
The world ALWAYS looks better framed between two gossamer wings....
Ta- C
Danish AVRO over Denmark in Winter.
"Illegitimum non carborundum".
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This morning with my cuppa...
Hope springs eternal, and perhaps one day soon the Tutor will grace us in this lovely sim.... Ulrich are you reading this mein herr?
Ta- C
LOL,Originally Posted by cavaricooper
Yup, have just read this, Carl.
I wasn't much home during the weekend,
but the Tutor is in the making and the work is nearly done
( i think ).
If Nigel allow, i will provide my temporary FSX natives models, until his versions are done.
Cheers
Ulrich
btw top notch shots, Carl
Ulrich, I would be most honoured and grateful on behalf of P3D users for your conversions, Sir :-)LOL,
Yup, have just read this, Carl.
I wasn't much home during the weekend,
but the Tutor is in the making and the work is nearly done
( i think ).
If Nigel allow, i will provide my temporary FSX natives models, until his versions are done.
Cheers
Ulrich
btw top notch shots, Carl
Just seeing these AWESOME screenshots is a welcome treat, indeed!
Thank YOU, Ulrich.
Most men often say what they think!
An honest man usually means what he says!
A gentleman always says what he means!
"Αίεν Υψικρατείν "
A fool is not he who asks a simple question, but he who would simply have its asking denied. (Richards 2012)
Wow! I never imagined that would elicit this sort of immediate response- Gross Danke Ulrich!
Sir Nigel has done Sir A. Vernon-Roe proud this year, methinks.
Best- C
Wanted to add my thanks.
She flies like a dream with looks to match.
Wonderful work.
Jim
NAVIGATION; The art of knowing where you are without having to crash into it first.
One of the delights of flying the Native Tutor is the working undercarriage.
I generally takeoff using a spot view in behind the tail & have noticed that if you feed the throttle in steadily, there is a slight downward dip of the left wing tip as torque kicks in, then it comes back up again. It is subtle, but it is there.
Also, landing on uneven ground - I can see the undercarriage compressing as it takes the load & releasing as the load comes off.
All in all, just a couple of many fine details that have gone into this excellent rendition.
T43
As another option for landing, I have used my faithful EZ Dock to map 2 taxying views...
Peering out the left side-
...and the right-
This is GREAT fun peeking out to the left and right, when trying to find a grass strip such as the one at Goheen.... I was here last in my beloved Annuschka. If you peer through the struts now, you can just see the lads shoving off for some fishing. Maybe if I get her tied down and then I can hop in and charm a couple of Bream on to the hook...
This aeroplane has definitely gotten my attention, and once Ulrich is done fiddling with the Tutor, that will make the short list as well. I'm having so much fun side slipping this thing in, that I'm thinking about hooking up the TrackIR again. The last time I used it and enjoyed it was at Biggin in the RealAir Spit... This freeware is fantastic- be sure to explore the added controllability at low speed with the slats (called slots) open!
Best- C
What a gift to the community - thank you so much!
Most impressive to me is the outstanding sound! I put on my earphones and turn the power to the upper level. My lenses drop out but that was it worth
Best regards, Manfred.
AWESOME screenshots most appreciated, cavaricooper :-)As another option for landing, I have used my faithful EZ Dock to map 2 taxying views...
Peering out the left side-
...and the right-
This is GREAT fun peeking out to the left and right, when trying to find a grass strip such as the one at Goheen.... I was here last in my beloved Annuschka. If you peer through the struts now, you can just see the lads shoving off for some fishing. Maybe if I get her tied down and then I can hop in and charm a couple of Bream on to the hook...
This aeroplane has definitely gotten my attention, and once Ulrich is done fiddling with the Tutor, that will make the short list as well. I'm having so much fun side slipping this thing in, that I'm thinking about hooking up the TrackIR again. The last time I used it and enjoyed it was at Biggin in the RealAir Spit... This freeware is fantastic- be sure to explore the added controllability at low speed with the slats (called slots) open!
Best- C
Pleased you like the automatic slots, too.
manschy: very kind of you to say so, Sir - have FUN! :-)What a gift to the community - thank you so much!
Most impressive to me is the outstanding sound! I put on my earphones and turn the power to the upper level. My lenses drop out but that was it worth
Most men often say what they think!
An honest man usually means what he says!
A gentleman always says what he means!
"Αίεν Υψικρατείν "
A fool is not he who asks a simple question, but he who would simply have its asking denied. (Richards 2012)
Nice to see folks enjoying the finer points of these models :-)One of the delights of flying the Native Tutor is the working undercarriage.
I generally takeoff using a spot view in behind the tail & have noticed that if you feed the throttle in steadily, there is a slight downward dip of the left wing tip as torque kicks in, then it comes back up again. It is subtle, but it is there.
Also, landing on uneven ground - I can see the undercarriage compressing as it takes the load & releasing as the load comes off.
All in all, just a couple of many fine details that have gone into this excellent rendition.
T43
Thanks Twice 43
Most men often say what they think!
An honest man usually means what he says!
A gentleman always says what he means!
"Αίεν Υψικρατείν "
A fool is not he who asks a simple question, but he who would simply have its asking denied. (Richards 2012)
A few shots of G-ABIS taken in Idaho. (A well traveled aircraft)
I was trying to catch the u/c in action during an out-landing.
In shot 4 it has landed fairly heavily on the right wheel & the tire & right side u/c are compressed, then in shot 5 the u/c has pushed the aircraft back up.
T43
"Bumps a daisy!"A few shots of G-ABIS taken in Idaho. (A well traveled aircraft)
I was trying to catch the u/c in action during an out-landing.
In shot 4 it has landed fairly heavily on the right wheel & the tire & right side u/c are compressed, then in shot 5 the u/c has pushed the aircraft back up.
T43
Now that's what I call having FUN, Twice43 :-)
Most men often say what they think!
An honest man usually means what he says!
A gentleman always says what he means!
"Αίεν Υψικρατείν "
A fool is not he who asks a simple question, but he who would simply have its asking denied. (Richards 2012)
Hey Nigel, technically the moving surface is a slat, the space between wing and the moving surface that is created by the slat deploying is the slot. (I do get paid to know this stuff in my day job)
Ttfn
Pete
Pete-
Yes, but in this Avro they are referred to as "Slots"- not usual, however, I ASSUMED Sir Nigel chose to model what the real aircraft had as a placard... terminology has evolved over the last 80 odd years... currently, I agree they would be called Slats.....
Best- C
Hey Nigel, technically the moving surface is a slat, the space between wing and the moving surface that is created by the slat deploying is the slot. (I do get paid to know this stuff in my day job
Ttfn
Pete
Yes, technically speaking Pete is spot on with the terminology.
In the case of the AVRO, David Watmuff, Collections Manager for the Air Force Museum Of New Zealand, at short notice very graciously provided us with some much needed interior reference photos of the museum's AVRO 626 Prefect :-)
Most men often say what they think!
An honest man usually means what he says!
A gentleman always says what he means!
"Αίεν Υψικρατείν "
A fool is not he who asks a simple question, but he who would simply have its asking denied. (Richards 2012)
Is anyone doing any additional repaints for this truly exceptional piece of work?
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Latest flight in Prepar3d v4.4.... look CLOSELY at the cowl ring and tell me if you are as amazed as I am?
This model NEVER disappoints, and ALWAYS amazes!
WOW!
C
+1 !!! Totally agree!
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magnificent!!
waiting for a paintkit, and trying to find time...
You can find most of my repaints for FSX/P3D in the library here on the outhouse.
For MFS paints go to flightsim.to
The highest compliment I can offer Sir Nigel et al, is that spending time in his team's creation, allows me to forget the present day and remember the years I flung my eager craft through the footless halls of air.
These 3 aircraft (and I confess my heart belongs to the Tutor) are simply superb- period.
C
This is Lockheed Martin's latest, version 4.5... and guess what gem works perfectly? I am continuously amazed by this bit of freeware. Many, many payware developers could take notes.
Ta Nigel et al- C
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