This terrific module made by Leatherneck Simulations has been released today! First time you takeoff with the afterburners on, you can feel the sheer power of the Tumansky R-25-300 engine. In other words, this is a small gem for aviation enthusiasts that should not be missed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uqZ9YIP5EE
Last edited by Chuck_Owl; Sep-17-2014 at 17:41.
And some say the WWII planes have too many switches
No such thing as too many switches in a DCS module.Originally Posted by ATAG_Colander
And some say the WWII planes have too many switches
You should've seen me trying A10c for the first time. I think my brain short-circuited. Had to go for a free flight in the Tiger Moth afterwards just to clear my head.No such thing as too many switches in a DCS module.
One day I'll give it a proper go, but for now all I'll say is the red gauges look very pretty.
Well at least they are all labeled hereAnd some say the WWII planes have too many switchesSomeone has been busy with their label baby jr.
I appreciate the energy which went into this package... obviously a labour of love.
Now if they get around to packaging an earlier version of the aircraft with an F-4 Phantom, a F-105 'Thud', a MiG-17 and a map of Vietnam circa 1965-72, I might get excited enough to buy. But right now its a bit too limited a package for me to have much interest.
And this is what would be described as a 'simple' Jet...And some say the WWII planes have too many switches
This. I've wanted to have a go at a decent Vietnam era sim for ages.I appreciate the energy which went into this package... obviously a labour of love.
Now if they get around to packaging an earlier version of the aircraft with an F-4 Phantom, a F-105 'Thud', a MiG-17 and a map of Vietnam circa 1965-72, I might get excited enough to buy. But right now its a bit too limited a package for me to have much interest.
Going supersonic with Rob!!!
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