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FSX Aero At-3

Roel said:
Looks mighty nice! I hope you can finish this project!
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I hope so Roel!

You mentioned that your flightschol has one of these. Maybe you have some pictures of it as well? :scratchch

at6.jpg
 
Brake system...

brakes.jpg

It's not that nice yet, as I only have this closeup image to work with:

Aero-AT3-wheels-tyre-brake.JPG


Picture by Tarnóczi Sándor
 
When I return to flightschool, I'll try to make some pictures for you. I hope it's not tucked away in a closed hanger though ;)

And it's not the flightschool who has one. It's a private owned aircraft that happens to be stored at the hangar next to our hangar. But that hangar is owned by the gliderclub, so I don't think it will be opened as much in the winter as in the summer. But I'll return next week, so I'll see what I can do!
 
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