Suggestion: Hovercraft - A true British invention
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You know you want to.
Technically an (air-cushioned) aircraft
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKj2wlcd4lU
Both SRN6 (passenger) and SR.N4 Car ferry would get my vote.
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ETA: Apologies - I missed the Suggestions area.
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It's in the queue behind the Nulli Secundus airship, the R101 and Henson & Stringfellow's aerial steam carriage.
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I think it would be popular, given the global land mass available (quality of maps not withstanding).
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''sarcasm detected''
I think it would be popular, given the global land mass available (quality of maps not withstanding).
@clevatreva said in Suggestion: Hovercraft - A true British invention:
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I think it would be popular, given the global land mass available (quality of maps not withstanding).
It might be one for the Just Trains team. After all, Seaspeed was a British Rail venture back in the day.
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@clevatreva said in Suggestion: Hovercraft - A true British invention:
''sarcasm detected''
I think it would be popular, given the global land mass available (quality of maps not withstanding).
It might be one for the Just Trains team. After all, Seaspeed was a British Rail venture back in the day.
I don't know how this all works yet - is there any cross-compatibility into MSFS202 for an add-on by Just Trains?
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I don't know how this all works yet - is there any cross-compatibility into MSFS202 for an add-on by Just Trains?
@clevatreva said in Suggestion: Hovercraft - A true British invention:
I don't know how this all works yet - is there any cross-compatibility into MSFS202 for an add-on by Just Trains?
None - apart from the 3D model. On a serious note, I think it might be something a freeware developer might consider. For a commercial developer I am afraid (pardon the pun) it wouldn't fly.
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@clevatreva said in Suggestion: Hovercraft - A true British invention:
I don't know how this all works yet - is there any cross-compatibility into MSFS202 for an add-on by Just Trains?
None - apart from the 3D model. On a serious note, I think it might be something a freeware developer might consider. For a commercial developer I am afraid (pardon the pun) it wouldn't fly.
@derek I’ll pay at least £12 for it!
Haha, cheers.
