As the front page says, have a look at this sitehttp://www.btinternet.com/~rick.piper/I have been using his aircraft for months now, and they are outstanding. The Jet Provost is the best so far it's high detail and the detail outside is great. I use it most of the time, in my opinion some "Payware" could learn a lot from this chap.Have a lookAnthony

Couldn't agree more.Downloaded the Provost last night, I suspect I'm going to get a lot of enjoyment out of this plane!!Rick's work is that sort that you simply want "for the hell of it" even if you are never likely to fly them much, they just look outstanding.See also David Maltby's site for some excellent classic British airliners.

>Couldn't agree more.>>Downloaded the Provost last night, I suspect I'm going to get>a lot of enjoyment out of this plane!!>>Rick's work is that sort that you simply want "for the hell of>it" even if you are never likely to fly them much, they just>look outstanding.>>See also David Maltby's site for some excellent classic>British airliners.Yes, forgot about David Maltby's site, also outstanding stuff.Anthony

The Provost is great. Custom gauges, outstanding external model, fun to fly.I liken it to the payware T37 Tweet; the latter has quite a bit more depth (and the documentation is *extremely* detailed) but then it costs $30.Dave Blevins

Downloaded the Jet Provost last night. Great modelling and worth downloading if not just for the engine sounds and to experience the delay in jet spool-up. Took me right back to my RAF/ATC days! Looks great and it's free - thanks Rick for another fantastic aircraft model for FS2004.Adam