56 minutes ago, Drumcode said:

New computer? lol

Ah yeah,

A new CPU and Motherboard. True.

6 hours ago, S_D said:

If all that is updated, and of course the runways haven't physically moved in that time, then what do you mean by 'non-fitting runways'?

Simon

Sorry for being unclear here. We speak about airport layouts from around 2005. I am pretty sure (and know) some runways have indeed been "physically moved" between 2005 and 2017. Some of them have been closed, others have been opened, taxiways have been (physically) modified etc. Actually whole aiports have been closed or opened inbetween.

I am willing to buy all new toys for P3Dv4 but right now there are so many new sims coming.  I need to wait and see on how this goes and increase my discretionary spending for all of this.  Probably in Black Friday or Christmas sales.

17 hours ago, MarkW said:

Finally....took until page 6 to see this one.  I knew you would come through Ray but sadly if nobody is waiting for this bird I wonder if FSL will be motivated to make it work in v4.

Mark,

Interesting to note my post now has 3 likes. More than any other post on this thread. I suspect there are a lot of non-vocal Concorde lovers.

34 minutes ago, Ray Proudfoot said:

Mark,

Interesting to note my post now has 3 likes. More than any other post on this thread. I suspect there are a lot of non-vocal Concorde lovers.

Aaw man, who doesn't love Concorde? It's just about the only aeroplane in the world which gets referred to using the name as a proper noun, even though that should not be the case if we employ the correct rules of grammar. But since I am British, and Concorde is British (alright, the French helped a bit so we let them stick an e on the end of the name lol), and English is, erm, not at all British, even though we have a good claim to it lol, then I say we can arse around with the rules and grant Concorde special grammar status.

1 minute ago, Chock said:

Aaw man, who doesn't love Concorde? It's just about the only aeroplane in the world which gets referred to as a proper noun, even though it of course ishould not if we are using the correct rules of grammar. But since I am British, and Concorde is British (alright, the French helped a bit), and English is, erm, not at all British, even though we have a good claim to it lol, then I say we can arse around with the grammar rules and grant Concorde special grammar status.

A man after my own heart! Don't know why we refer to it as a proper noun. Maybe because there were so few people thought it was the only one when they saw it. Modern aircraft are so bland. Apart from the 747 they all look the same! How depressing. It could turn heads like no other.

Only waiting for the 737 NGX from PMDG. 

For me: Heathrow, NGX, FSL-A320, ORBX, FlyTampa. Although, once they're installed I'll move on to wanting my random airports.

REX