Trail Of Tears

I got all excited then and thought I’d found another Dogs D’Amour fan…oh well, at least it’s given me the excuse to post this (not their best outing though)

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=0TkX8Gcw2cc

Or this thread : http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=78265

Another alternative (cheaper if you have a second PC and a bit of network knowhow) is to use wideview (http://wideview.it/) a software solution to allow you to link mulitple FS copies over a network.

Looking at the download site from Classic British Flight Sim Rick Piper’s Chippy should work in FS-X, so no need for FS2004 :

http://classicbritishfiles.com/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=28&func=fileinfo&id=683

“Jump jump John….”

The best Chipmunk for Microsoft flight sim is Rick Piper’s freeware model. It works in FS2002, FS2004 and possibly to some extent in FSX.

Check out http://www.cbfsim.org/

Rgds,

Bruce

G-APSA

Are there any folks out there who have first hand experience or knowledge of G-APSA when she flew for Eagle/British Eagle/Cunard Eagle?

‘Old Eagle’ will I’m sure.

It’s a funny how things seem to go full circle somtimes, ‘Old Eagle’ is my father – forty(?) odd years after he worked with the DC6 I’m working for Atlantique’s ‘sister’ company and see G-APSA from the office window every day.

Bruce

I suspect your Dad was right TT.

It may even have been the long standing BFS-CVT route which is still operated today, although these days it’s four tuboprops…

Bruce