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3 December 2007

I’ll fly away

I have a fast Mac. . .

Jerry at 11

and no willpower.

Filed under: flight sims — rpg @ 20:30

7 Comments »

  1. What are you flying there? Speed measured in mph, it must be an old jet. And with that ID/callsign I assume it’s British… But what?

    Comment by Daniel O'Donnell — 4 December 2007 @ 13:15

  2. T-34? At that speed aren’t you about to shed the shiny slabs attached on port and starboard?

    Comment by Daniel O'Donnell — 4 December 2007 @ 13:24

  3. Hi Daniel

    it’s a Hurricane, MkII I think. At the bottom of a dive.
    I should take some action shots of the T34, too.

    (Sorry your comment was so long in moderation - Gmail’s spam filters are over-aggressive)

    Comment by rpg — 5 December 2007 @ 6:35

  4. Hurricane… ooooo lots 50 mm Brownings? What was it, 8 of ‘em?

    *rubs hands with glee, thinks about smuggling Mac into home just for this purpose

    Comment by Ricardipus — 6 December 2007 @ 8:30

  5. That’s about right, yes.

    Warbirds is actually multi-platform, so there is a Linux version I believe. But I don’t think it’s a free download anymore. . . actually, maybe it is. But you have to sign up:

    https://www.totalsims.com/index.php?page=signup

    EDIT: and they’re .303 (inch) Brownings. Which is pretty close to 7.62 mil.

    Comment by rpg — 6 December 2007 @ 9:56

  6. Um, I guess I meant “50-caliber”, which was also wrong, obviously.

    Comment by Ricardipus — 11 December 2007 @ 6:57

  7. Bugger. “Calibre”.

    Comment by Ricardipus — 11 December 2007 @ 6:57

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