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Well. I open this topic due to the aircraft, the deHavilland Canada DHC-2,
and rather not concerning its nickname 'Flyin Beaver', which in German is something like................. 'Fliegender Biber'.
A flying animal as an image for an aircraft, that happens quite often. Kranich, Condor, .. Fliegender Biber. Probably, this nickname is of native American ('Indian') origin, I don't know.
Back on topic. As I mentioned some weeks ago, if you own two simulator licenses, the p3dv4.5 license and the fsx license, you can do one thing which I did.
You can fly the Beaver
also in p3d, which then looks like this. From the Port of Rijeka, Croatia, to Venice, Italy.
With a little help from Vienna, concerning the weather report.
PS: After the landing in Venice, I thought, what if this were a B314 Clipper Flying boat, moving across the sky at alt 11,000 ..
Today, still a dream, as such a boat is not really cheap.
and rather not concerning its nickname 'Flyin Beaver', which in German is something like................. 'Fliegender Biber'.
A flying animal as an image for an aircraft, that happens quite often. Kranich, Condor, .. Fliegender Biber. Probably, this nickname is of native American ('Indian') origin, I don't know.
Back on topic. As I mentioned some weeks ago, if you own two simulator licenses, the p3dv4.5 license and the fsx license, you can do one thing which I did.
You can fly the Beaver
also in p3d, which then looks like this. From the Port of Rijeka, Croatia, to Venice, Italy.With a little help from Vienna, concerning the weather report.
PS: After the landing in Venice, I thought, what if this were a B314 Clipper Flying boat, moving across the sky at alt 11,000 ..
Today, still a dream, as such a boat is not really cheap.