RAF St Athan

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Next project up from Brian Clarke - RAF St. Athan in Wales. The station, now operated by the MoD, formerly carried out major servicing for most RAF types, big and small, and is home to 4 School of Technical Training, which specialises in non-aircraft technical trades. The University of Wales Air Squadron and 634 VGS also fly from the station.

Just got to add a background poly to it and she'll be ready to fly.

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Great stuff, guys.
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Thanks Steve; Brian does all the hard work, I just take pictures :D
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Spent a week at the Ground Defence School many moons ago, training to be a Range Conducting Officer.

Place was run by the Rockapes - all bulled boots and nae brains. :smt005

Still it was 50 pence for a pint and 60 pence for a nip in the Mess. Came back home with a liver the size of a medicine ball. :shock:

It was a huge place with East and West camps. At that time there were a load of Spitfires in one of the hangers (9 I think) which were the spares source for the BBMF. It was also where the major Harrier servicing/repair was done.

Thanks Brian, look forward to this one.
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Cool, does it come with a boundary fence. :wink:
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No boundary fence. Base is massive so scenery has been cut down just to keep the main buildings and parking areas in. Trouble is its difficult to know when to stop.

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Sorry about the hold-up on this one folks, but had a few little niggles to sort out and the place is now ready to go, just got to package it up :D
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Hello, is it possible to download the file without running a ton of undesired programs, antivirus, reg-check, toolbars and so on?

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Yes you can get it from avsim. I use mediafire because it gives me a load of space to upload files to; it's a free service but with anything that is free it comes with advertising. I logged out of my account and downloaded the file and I only got one pop-up, which unfortunately looked a lot like the proper download page. If you right-click and Open in New Tab that should minimise the pop-ups, but I've never come across anything that installs itself as you have suggested. Always do what I do - double check EVERYTHING before clicking that download button - I've seen browsers that are loaded with toolbars because people don't uncheck boxes to say "we're gonna install this for ya!". But like I said, I've never had this from mediafire.
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Got it, thanks Daryl :wink:

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:smt023 Nice one
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Guys, noticed a bit of a boo-boo with the crash tenders here - they have RAAF roundels on! So I've swapped them for small Carmichaels and substituted some of the Landrovers as well.
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Guys, noticed a bit of a boo-boo with the crash tenders here - they have RAAF roundels on! So I've swapped them for small Carmichaels and substituted some of the Landrovers as well.
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Thanks for the fix Daryl.

I have now put the British Military vehicles into the Objects Library of ADE so these vehicles will now be more appropriate for future base projects.

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