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  1. #726
    Quote Originally Posted by Milton Shupe View Post
    now that I have already released the upgrades.



    The update is the reason why I've made a sortie with the Mallard TP and discovered the "holes" in other planes than my "Miss Sunshine"...

    It's look like perfect now ! Great Job Milton (as usual !)

  2. #727
    Thanks for testing this model Fredem. I really appreciate that.
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    Uploaded this a.m. Egyptian Air Force Royal Flight from the King Farouk era in the early 1950's. The only actual "military" livery I have been able to find (the USA-COE Black Mallard doesn't count :-).
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    FS9 and FSX port-over textures for TAA VH-TGA uploaded...
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  5. #730
    That is a beautiful scheme wellis; thank you
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    Can't leave it alone...another Mallard uploaded this evening. This one is a continuation of the "study" of Mallard J-34. In this instance it is a livery worn prior to its turbo conversion. It is one of two registrations before CF-FUOT/C-FUOT, (and later VP-CLK), the other being N2977, of which I can find no photo.
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  7. #732

    Thank you!

    Thank you Milton Shupe and team for bringing us these wonderful freeware aircraft!

  8. #733
    Quote Originally Posted by norseman View Post
    Thank you Milton Shupe and team for bringing us these wonderful freeware aircraft!
    Norseman, on behalf of the team, you are quite welcome. I hope you have many enjoyable hours flying her.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wellis View Post
    Can't leave it alone...another Mallard uploaded this evening. This one is a continuation of the "study" of Mallard J-34. In this instance it is a livery worn prior to its turbo conversion. It is one of two registrations before CF-FUOT/C-FUOT, (and later VP-CLK), the other being N2977, of which I can find no photo.
    William,
    Back in my younger days (ca. 1962) when I was hanging around Timmins/Atlantic Aviation at Dorval, GEV was a regular visitor. Back then teenagers were allowed and even welcome to be around customer aircraft and I got numerous chances to see her up close. Of course there was sometimes a price - "hey kid, can you help me wipe this hydraulic fluid off the belly and gear?" There was also payback -like being invited to ride along when the pilot taxied her to overnight parking... Of course she re-appeared years later as CF-UOT and I saw her almost daily for a while.

    So, some 20 months ago when Milton asked me to help find some info on the Mallards, one of my first thoughts was that I'd be able to see J-34 (as GEV and UOT) in FS fifty years later.

    Thank you!
    (and thank you again Milton, although you already know I'm very pleased).

    "To some the sky is the limit. To others it is home" anon.
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  10. #735
    Quote Originally Posted by Fredem View Post
    Keeping our finger crossed he will be inspired also by the Mallard and Mallard TP...
    Took a while and not sure this is what you had in mind. A classic interior in the Mallard TP would also be on my wish list.

    Will take a couple of days to get it ready for uploading.







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  11. #736

    Whaaaaaaaa !!!

    Exactly this kind of "tasteful private fictitious paint scheme" I looking for !

  12. #737

    Woah! Looking forward to this upload, Very nice!

    Reminds me of the lines that this ship has -

    Roman

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