couldn’t find the one you want.. but i have seen it

some pics of carriers here:
http://www.battleships-cruisers.co.uk/hms_indefatigable1.htm

and lots of seafires

apparently there is a messerschmitt of some kind down in a lake in Sussex… it was posted about a year ago on this forum.. will have to dig it up.

he’s also got a ‘nose art rudder section Republic P47 Thunderbolt’ wonder where thats come from???

I remember a flight sim with pretty much full motion in the basement of the Trocadero (Piccadilly). The cockpit seat was encased in a gimbal arrangement, which enabled the seat to be spun through huge degrees of rotation in any direction. It didn’t provide (obviously) any vertical sensations, however.

Spent ALOT of time on that machine!!! i remember it very well.. aircraft carrier – F15. it wasn’t very popular so I never had to queue up for it!

i always wondering how the machine could be adapted for vertical sensation etc.. they could have installed a seat with hydraulic harness that applies pressure on the front when going up and the back of the seat pushing in etc. i guess there might be other way to do it. but the machine was joy! oh the endless rolls with any kills.. good memories 🙂

here you go ZRX
http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=56513&highlight=cuba+cuban

thanks Lindy’s Lad.. that should keep me busy for the next hour! 🙂

the Shuttleworth fly a replica tripehound, etc, and there have been/are other replica aircraft of that vintage on the British register.

Thanks Sea Hawk.. now if only irhudson starts doing AutoCAD drawings :).