Anyway. I've uploaded a rather large update to my scenery objects and, because most of them were created for RAF Hunsdon, I uploaded a new version of the "All in One" scenery downloads as well, which includes Hunsdon.
Relevance to A2A... Umm... P-51Ds spent time at Hunsdon?
It's most famous for being the launch site for Operation Jehrico, the strike on Amiens Prison, though.Interesting thingies in the libraries include a defensive gun position and a little bloke with two Browning MGs that sort of slides around inside it, pretending to look for enemy aircraft. There's a bucketload more, too. You can find them at http://www.ianpsdarkcorner.co.uk
Oh, one other thing. You may well be presented with a warning that the site isn't secure, or there's an invalid certificate... The first is correct, because it doesn't need to be and shouldn't be using SSL. The second is not true... Sort of. My ISP decided that I was going to have a SSL Certificate whether I wanted one or not, but rather than buying one certificate per site hosted, they bought one per account via a certificate hosting site, then mapped http://www.ianpsdarkcorner.co.uk to https://thehostingsite.url/myaccount/th ... onthislink!) - which means, of course, that the bleeping name on the certificate does not match the website. Yay ISP. I'm trying to get them to cancel the redirect, but in the interim, the website is NOT trying to steal your information, you shouldn't be trying to log in to it with any information anyway. There are two security companies constantly scanning the site for problems and it's locked down by software from a third, so it >IS< safe to download from and then your own AV software should scan the files before you install them anyway.
Cheers,
Ian P.
