GAS DH60 Moth

[Spad54]

Hi Folks

From all of us at GAS, Jim, Gil, Paul G, and me, here she is! Special thanks to Leyland and Brian, from across the pond and Anthony for the use of his P-8 compass. Have fun and looking forward to what the re-painters come up with. I'd really appreciate it if an administrator would add it to the library. Thanks

Best
Paul

http://goldenagesimulations.<wbr>com/GAS/GASDH60FSX.zip

[Daveroo]

awesome...thanks

[Bomber_12th]

Thank you to everyone involved with this project! I know these will be very actively flown aircraft on my end.

[heywooood]

Thank you to everyone involved with this project! I know these will be very actively flown aircraft on my end.

Thank you for this excellent gift - much appreciated here:salute:

[Ferry_vO]

Thanks Paul!

[IanHenry]

Wonderfull, thank you very much for all your hard work, it really is appreciated.

Regards,
Ian.

[Naismith]

Wow that just made my weekend a heck of a lot better. Off to start the Sir Francis Chichester route.... might take a while.
Thanks for this, been looking forward to it.

[RobH]

Thank you!

[snow_white]

Thank you for this excellent gift - much appreciated here

[Ferry_vO]

Quite obvious which version I had to fly first!

The oldest flying aircraft in the Netherlands now in FsX, all thanks to a few photos!

In front of her Lelystad (EHLE) home:











Great work! :ernae:

[Milton Shupe]

Wow! Awesome! Thanks Paul and team. I will upload it for you.

Edit: Upload completed.

[Roger]

Thanks Milton, I was about to do it but you've done much more uploading than me, lol!

This is a great collaberation Paul and it's looking fantastic! Thanks for all you and the team's hard work.:ernae:

[Ian Warren]

Wow that just made my weekend a heck of a lot better. Off to start the Sir Francis Chichester route.... might take a while.
Thanks for this, been looking forward to it.

It is quite amazing how Sir Francis Chichester practiced his navigation with a sextant on a pushbike biking around the NZ Auckland country roads taking his hands off the handle bars to work the sextant - this was how he was to do this alone across the Tasman Sea while flying , course the rest is history and showed he was smack on


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[papab]

WOW
Thanks for the gift

Excellent job, well done
Rick

[huub vink]

Great work Paul and team! And thanks for sharing your talents with our community!

Huub

[TuFun]

Thank you so much for another awesome bi-plane!

[Spad54]

Thanks Milton, I was about to do it but you've done much more uploading than me, lol!

This is a great collaberation Paul and it's looking fantastic! Thanks for all you and the team's hard work.:ernae:

Thanks for the help with the wing fold bug, Roger. Not sure I would have stumbled on that solution.

[Spad54]

Wow! Awesome! Thanks Paul and team. I will upload it for you.

Edit: Upload completed.

Thanks much, Milton. I'll get it posted to the FlightSim and AvSim sometime in the next few days

[Roger]

Like the amphib

[AussieMan]

Thanks fellas for a great aircraft. I have downloaded and installed this aircraft and am very impressed. I have the original FS9 DH-60 with quite a few VH paints. Can you tell me if these paints will fit the new version if I convert them to DDS.

[Spad54]

Thanks fellas for a great aircraft. I have downloaded and installed this aircraft and am very impressed. I have the original FS9 DH-60 with quite a few VH paints. Can you tell me if these paints will fit the new version if I convert them to DDS.

Unfortunately not. The entire aircraft has been mapped to a new texture set using 2048x2048 maps. There is a paint kit with the model located in a folder named Golden Age Simulations found in your FSX root directory.

[fxsttcb]

Free GAS? Gotta love it! Thanks Team, she's a beauty. ...Don

[jmig]

Thank you gentlemen. This is a really nice and unexpected gift.

:salute: :salute: :salute:

[SpaceWeevil]

The older I get, the lower and slower I like to fly - what a lovely way to do it, thank you so much!

[rayhere48]

I would like to add my thank you for this fun and very nice looking aircraft.