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Thanks Robin...still might be tempted by the deluxe version, but will wait on the market place opening so I can check pricing.

I used to work on them back in the late 70s early 80s. Very advanced aircraft at the time. Area navigation etc. I’d have loved to have flown one.

Stunning !!! thanks for sharing that, seen a couple of other early reviews but he's given it some great coverage aye. I've decided to give p3d one more year so am actually about to pull the pin on their Max model for P3D, give that a whirl until I jump onto MSFS You will enjoy it. It's very nice to fly.

Hi Aharon - I see you got in ... finally!!! What was the problem?

I forgot about posting this , pretty awful aye...but thanks for looking gents.

I fixed your img post Paul, the problem was you were using a link to the drop-box preview rather than a link to the raw image itself, see the following for an explanation

Thanks for the advice. I'll tinker around when I have a chance.

My memory was wrong too...I thought Mel was flying Caribous not C-123s

I worked as a ground engineer on them for a few years. A great machine from a maintenance point of view. I spent time in CHC for a while, during my engineering apprenticeship, and we would see in NZ227 from AKL, then dispatch it to SYD, and upon it's return send it to AKL as NZ228 (if my memory serves me correctly on the flight numbers). On the DC10-30 the centre main gear could be retracted and extend independently from the other gear. So, coming from AKL and SYD it would land with the centre gear up (if light enough) so that the company was only charged for a DC10-10 landing fee (It had no...

Remember this from a year ago?!?!?!? well I finally got around to sorting out the night textures and some other stuff and released it on flightsim.com (for now)... If anyone is still running FSX or P3D and the SkySpirit 767 models would love to hear how you get on installing this :wub: This has kinda motivated me to do some more paints now, will prolly port them to the CS767 model too (for P3D)

There are lots lots of those new liveries that were never painted before in flight simming history. The liveries were painted by one of most famous repainters by the name of Tony Madge who has been painting liveries for all flight simmers since September 19, 1999 !!!! Many many thanks to Tony Madge for painting ENTIRE fleet and ENTIRE history of all New Zealand 737-200 planes. Tony deserves round of applause from all of you in New Zealand. Regards, Aharon

Ang on, ang on a mo... Adam, where did you get that Mt Cook Dak paint? I've been looking for ages but for P3D ....sorry to divert the thread. If this repaint can work in FSX, I want that repaint too Here is my repaint request from 2 years ago or so: Regards, Aharon Aharon, I think from now on we should post repaint requests in the right place. My bad for starting it here sorry. This is a whole new area Adam has been working on, and he wont need the distraction...again , my bad and apologies to all.

Deeknow, You made to UPS home in Louisville just before UPS strike. UPS pilots and workers are planning to go on strike soon. Great shots Regards, Aharon

I'll need a bigger house for my home cockpit :rolleyes:

Meh :) I reckon this is a candidate for a reverse Splitpin Stumpy

Great screenshots, Charl

Aharon, some real historical stuff there. I really wish I could run FS9 again. I have 99% of the Alphasim content saved, I can't bear to dump it....my happiest simming days were in that sim. Alphasim was delivering something new almost on a daily basis at one stage.