Early Jetliners

[Guest kencr]

I've recently downloaded early jet aircraft (mainly US & British). Does anyone know of a site or sites where I can get detailed models of the Sud-Aviation Caravelle, Dassault Mercure and also early Airbus versions (A300, A310) ??

[microlight 0]

hnac.org for the Airbuses.;)

[John F 2,396]

Erick Cantu's A300 is available here: http://www.eastern-va.com/vistaliners/downloads.htmJohn

[Guest DK8290]

While not answering your question about those specific aircraft, have you checked out Historic Jetliners Group for other early models?http://www.simviation.com/hjg/main.htm

[Gavin 99]

AFG will be releasing their Caravelle soon. Go here to whet your appetite: http://www.alliedfsgroup.com/cgi-bin/forum...;num=1186161646Looks good, eh?

[Guest kencr]

>AFG will be releasing their Caravelle soon. Go here to whet>your appetite:>http://www.alliedfsgroup.com/cgi-bin/forum...;num=1186161646>>Looks good, eh?Thanks, Gavin, I'll try there

[EngineRoom 205]

Seeing as you mention you already have British aircraft I presume you've already got the fantastic aircraft from www.dmflightsim.co.ukIf you do a search in the file library here for "Benoit Gaurant" you'll find a very nice panel for the early A300 models.If you want to spend a little bit of money you might also want to check out the SST Sim Concorde (at www.sstsim.com) which is the finest simulated Concorde available and will test your virtual flying skills to the limit :)

[Guest kencr]

Yes, thanks, I've downloaded the One-Eleven, VC.10 and Trident from dmflightsim, and I've been using the Benoit Gaurant panel for some time now.I haven't seen the Concorde, though - it might be worth a look-see.