Re: FD Aircraft 20
Posted: August 12th, 2023, 2:51 pm
A old project revisited:
Great Britain - English Electric Lightning - Variants
Great Britain - English Electric Lightning - Variants
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Re: FD Aircraft 20
Posted: August 12th, 2023, 3:12 pm
The Lightnings are looking good! Can't wait for the wall of users color schemes!
Re: FD Aircraft 20
Posted: August 13th, 2023, 9:31 pm
Good afternoon, gentlemen.
Me too! Eager to see DP`s Lightnings in the operational color schemes.
Kreutzer Air Coach was an attempt to made a rather little 4 o 5 seat airplane with the security of 3 engines. The engine choosed was the little Kinner 5 cylinder radial engine.
The Detroiter, Stinson`s first commercial success, was a conventional but very reliable 4-5 seat airliner.
WACO`s S series (S for Standard cabin) were biplanes with the rugged and conventional construction of Waco`s airplanes, but the interior was much more plain than in the C series.
Howard DGA-15 were successful monoplenes, were rugged, reliable, well done, easy to fly easy to mantain and durable aircraft, in fact DGA means "damm good airplane". In particular, the model was well liked by the USN during WWII as utility and training (blind and instrumental flights) aircraft.
Great Lakes BG-1 was a dive bomber with a short life in USN bomber squadrons, a contemporary of the Vought SBU Corsair and motorized with the same P&W Twin Wasp Junior radial engine, was soon replaced by the Curtiss Helldiver I.
Cheers.
Me too! Eager to see DP`s Lightnings in the operational color schemes.
Kreutzer Air Coach was an attempt to made a rather little 4 o 5 seat airplane with the security of 3 engines. The engine choosed was the little Kinner 5 cylinder radial engine.
The Detroiter, Stinson`s first commercial success, was a conventional but very reliable 4-5 seat airliner.
WACO`s S series (S for Standard cabin) were biplanes with the rugged and conventional construction of Waco`s airplanes, but the interior was much more plain than in the C series.
Howard DGA-15 were successful monoplenes, were rugged, reliable, well done, easy to fly easy to mantain and durable aircraft, in fact DGA means "damm good airplane". In particular, the model was well liked by the USN during WWII as utility and training (blind and instrumental flights) aircraft.
Great Lakes BG-1 was a dive bomber with a short life in USN bomber squadrons, a contemporary of the Vought SBU Corsair and motorized with the same P&W Twin Wasp Junior radial engine, was soon replaced by the Curtiss Helldiver I.
Cheers.
Re: FD Aircraft 20
Posted: August 13th, 2023, 9:48 pm
To replace the old drawing in the database:
Great Britain - English Electric Lightning F.1/F.2/F.3/F.6
Great Britain - English Electric Lightning F.1/F.2/F.3/F.6
Re: FD Aircraft 20
Posted: August 14th, 2023, 6:42 pm
Great Britain - English Electric Lightning T.4/T.5
All Operators (Kuwait, Saudi-Arabia, UK)
All Operators (Kuwait, Saudi-Arabia, UK)
Re: FD Aircraft 20
Posted: August 15th, 2023, 8:17 am
Great additions.
@reytuerto you might want to check the spelling of Kreutzer Air Coach on the drawing, while the name details are spelt correctly the individual drawing labels are not.
@reytuerto you might want to check the spelling of Kreutzer Air Coach on the drawing, while the name details are spelt correctly the individual drawing labels are not.
Re: FD Aircraft 20
Posted: August 15th, 2023, 7:42 pm
Boulton Paul Balliol/Sea Balliol
Re: FD Aircraft 20
Posted: August 15th, 2023, 10:24 pm
Thanks Hood! It is already corrected!
And DP`s Lightning drawing is simply formidable!
And DP`s Lightning drawing is simply formidable!
Re: FD Aircraft 20
Posted: August 16th, 2023, 12:02 am
Stinson L-5 Sentinel
Specifically this aircraft is OY-1, 42-15060 of the Commemorative Air Force FloriBama Wing in Pensacola, Florida.
(Fun fact is I drew this as depicted when I flew in it)
Specifically this aircraft is OY-1, 42-15060 of the Commemorative Air Force FloriBama Wing in Pensacola, Florida.
(Fun fact is I drew this as depicted when I flew in it)
Re: FD Aircraft 20
Posted: August 17th, 2023, 8:31 pm
Great Britain - English Electric Lightning - Training/Development units
