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File Name: Avro Vulcan B2

File Submitter: capun

File Submitted: 7 Oct 2007

File Category: Heavy Bombers and Multi Engined Aircraft

 

Avro Vulcan B2 with virtual cockpit. Developed for SFP1 by the SFP1 Dev A-Team of Capun (model, Virtual Cockpit), The Wrench (textures), Charles (FM), The Wrench (Screens) and Kesselbrut (Virtual Cockpit). Based on the source file by Russo. Drogue Chute source courtesy of Geo

 

 

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Ever seen THIS at an airshow or in action from the QRA pad ??? THIS IS IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks Capun, Wrench, Kesselbrut, Russo and Geo, one of the greatest additions EVER !!

 

Aju,

 

Derk V for :victory::victory::victory:

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I wholeheartedly agree with Derk. Saw one, mouth agape, do a low-level flyby when I was stationed in the UK in the 80's.

 

This A-Team rendition is phenomenal!

 

Very well done, thanks muchly gentlemen.

 

:good:

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This is a superb add-on.

 

It looks right, flies right (perhaps even a little too sedate?) and the cockpit is just great :good:

 

Having seen the Vulcan at Air Displays in the UK I can confirm that the Vulcan produced an ear-splitting roar louder than anything I've ever heard. In fact the Vulcan used the same engines as in Concorde, only Concorde had afterburner, and you know how loud Concorde was! Hence I might swop the sound to that of the Lighning add-on to get that rumble-in-the-stomach feeling.

 

Cheers to the guys that made this - you made this Dood real happy :biggrin:

 

Battler

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There is even more to this "aluminium overcast" as it was sometimes called: take her up to 60000 (!) ft and try her out: rock stable and controllable (with even some buffeting when cornering) at an indicated airspeed of about 165 kts at 100% power.........

Those were altitudes a B52 could never reach, let alone use operationally and a lot of Cold War fighters were unable at that speed and altitude to manoeuvre into a firing position.

Maybe the roll rate could use a bit of reduction, but for the rest this is truly a wonderfull flying machine with an equally wonderfull FM !!!!!!!!!!!!! Vulcan for :victory::victory::victory:

 

Aju,

 

Derk

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Just installed it and had a quicky!

Nice.

I have a mate who used to flick the switches in the 'back' of Vulcans and Victors, I'll have to show him it.

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There is even more to this "aluminium overcast" as it was sometimes called: take her up to 60000 (!) ft and try her out: rock stable and controllable (with even some buffeting when cornering) at an indicated airspeed of about 165 kts at 100% power.........

Those were altitudes a B52 could never reach, let alone use operationally and a lot of Cold War fighters were unable at that speed and altitude to manoeuvre into a firing position.

 

Due to it's huge wing area the Vulcan could out manouevre many fighters at altitude & that of course was if they could even get up there.

Unfortunately reliable AAMs took away that advantage.

The Victor was probably even more capable - as I remember it could go higher & faster (a Victor has been supersonic) than the Vulcan.

 

& yes, the Vulcan had an unique moan/howl from it's engines.

I'm very much looking forward to seeing XH558 back in the skies again :clapping:

http://www.tvoc.co.uk/

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Due to it's huge wing area the Vulcan could out manouevre many fighters at altitude & that of course was if they could even get up there.

Unfortunately reliable AAMs took away that advantage.

The Victor was probably even more capable - as I remember it could go higher & faster (a Victor has been supersonic) than the Vulcan.

 

& yes, the Vulcan had an unique moan/howl from it's engines.

I'm very much looking forward to seeing XH558 back in the skies again :clapping:

http://www.tvoc.co.uk/

 

A Vulcan taking off was often compared to a stampeding herd of elephants !!!!!!!!

Together with the "blue note" of the Hunter and the "Banshee howl" of the F104 sounds to remember...........

 

Aju,

 

Derk :nyam: :nyam: :nyam:

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File Name: Avro Vulcan B2

File Submitter: capun

File Submitted: 7 Oct 2007

File Category: Heavy Bombers and Multi Engined Aircraft

 

Avro Vulcan B2 with virtual cockpit. Developed for SFP1 by the SFP1 Dev A-Team of Capun (model, Virtual Cockpit), The Wrench (textures), Charles (FM), The Wrench (Screens) and Kesselbrut (Virtual Cockpit). Based on the source file by Russo. Drogue Chute source courtesy of Geo

Click here to download this file

 

 

A real beauty. Well Done!

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Fun flying it from Goose Bay on my terrain up in the valleys.

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downloaded instantly the first day that i've seen it,was a long time that i was wondering flying the best of the v class bombers!I hope that the B mk1 is following!the white antiblast is my favourite!Thanks again for this big beautiful bird!

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I have some wip's when finnished will get ok from capun and the a team (two weeks) :biggrin:

 

83 Sqd white skin

vulcanwhite.jpg

 

some new inlets

vulcaninlets.jpg

 

capun if your out there pm me about these..thanks

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Nuke flash white? Most coolio, and I do like the new inlets.

 

Give the man a jingle, wouldja Capun?

 

:ok:

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Guys, come on. You know that our contact address is in the Modders Forum, A-Team section or by doing a quick search.

 

I answer the same question at the forums or by PM all the time.

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XH558 finally flies....

Sky News report: http://news.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30100-1288877,00.html

BBC News report: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/leicest...ire/7049694.stm

 

The best bit is there's a guy called Tombstone over on the PPRUNE forums who famously said:

"I will walk around every into each Sqn crewroom at Marham, naked with a rose between my arse cheeks, singing a song of your choice if the Vulcan ever flies again. "

 

Anyone know of a florists :good: ?

 

Cheers,

 

Battler

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Ooo-rah!

 

Or whatever the proper British noise would be.

 

Gonna go fly me a mission in tribute.

 

Brit-salute.gif

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Was it a very suitable moment to bring out the Vulcan, now that XH558 is flying again or is it the other way around.......

Great thing that there is one in the air again, can't wait to see it in action !!!!!!

 

Aju,

 

Derk :victory::victory::victory:

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Hi folks, yes, great to see 558 in the skies again. I saw it in pieces during it's final reassembly in July at Brunty. Very impressive even then. Nice new paint-job too.

 

Anyone interested in me posting the updated version of my Black Buck WOV mission that uses the Vulcan?

 

(Pictures here http://www.simhq.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?...897&fpart=6 **Scroll Down**)

 

It's all done and dusted and on the shelf but I haven't got around to posting it yet.

 

Let me know. Regards,

 

P.T. (comrpnt)

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"Anyone interested?" he asks?

 

Is the Pope a Catholic?

 

Do Bears $hit in the woods?

 

I think there's one or two people here who'd love a copy.

 

Post it up and let's give it a test run :good:

 

Cheers,

 

Battler

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