Milviz C-130 WIP

[Red2112]

This is gonna be nice 

 

[Asid]

[Longknife]

Meh... I bought the Captainsim one soon as it hit the market. Was all kinds of excited & after learning how to operate it I rarely flew it again. Methinks I would do the same with this one.

I wish captainsim would start developing for DCS (and told them as much). I think they could do very well for themselves in that venue.

[Lumituisku]

This model looks great. Especially that one can actually see behind the cockpit, and probably move to that area as well? I hope. However I guess there is not too much that one can use or do behind pilots place.

However looks great! I'm impressed!

[Red2112]

The CS B757 was the very first plane I bought when I got FSX.  The problem was it had to many bugs and took them some time to fix them.  I have it ported to P3D via Estonia Tool.  I really like the 757 and wish PMDG would dig into it some day.  I also have the CS B-777, but the documentation (besides the manual) is a bit on the poor side.

In the past two years I have setteld with just a handfull of dev´s after spending ALOT of money on useless planes, or unfinish planes that never got there bugs fixed! Last year I moved to P3D.

I used to be a big fan of RealAir, have all there stuff for FSX.  When they ported there stuff to P3D they made a bad move (at first) by asking you to pay the same amount of money for the P3D version, after some time they fixed that by just asking for a small portion of money for owners of there FSX version to P3D.  So that kind of put me off and forgot about RealAir.  Now the dev´s I stay with are Majestic, iFly, Milviz, Aerosoft and A2A, being A2A the only one I have paid twice for the same plane.  The Dash 8 Q400 and iFly B-747 are my fave´s.  The iFly B-747 has a excelent FMC very in-depth in my opinion, you can use the official 747 FMC manual to use it, with parallel off-sets, holding off-sets and other goodies, real nice.

Another fav that I just love is Coolskys DC-9, to bad you have to port it via Estonia but it works very well.  The should all be like the Coolsky DC-9!  Apart that it was the first plane I ever got on when I was young. Miami>Germany>Madrid.

At the momnet Iam on stand-by with civil simm´s as Iam a bit tierd of paying money for up-grades that all they do is give a facewash and/or fix things that should have been fixed out of the box, specially with P3D, so Iam still in P3D 2.5 and will wait till P3D moves to a 64bit platform.  Reason?  I have more then 3k spent on FSX/P3D and I don´t want to spend more money on fixes, royalties or what have you.  Beside having to upgrade weather engines every 3 weeks.  You all know what I mean 

Anyway, I have alot of Milviz stuff and like how they work, just wish they would finish there B-350i which I also have.  Iam a dual prop fan 

[Longknife]

We have much in common my friend. I dont that I have figured out how much I have spent on payware planes over the years. I am scared to really, it would make me face my addiction LOL

Different developers aircraft have differant "feels" if that makes any sense. Lionheart, Carenado, Nemeth, Milviz, Alabeo, Realair & A2A are devs that I pretty much buy anything they make.
My simming tastes for aircraft run more towards helo's, bush planes & vintage aircraft. Consequently I pretty much have them all unless its an aircraft that I have no interest in whatsoever. With Jets I like older stuff as well. The CS727 is prob my fave, cool sky DC-9 is a close second. I also like the vintage big iron but I do have the CS 757 but like you said its buggy so rarely flew it.

I really wish DCS developers would delve more into cold war aircraft. What I would give for a Sea Vixen, Lightning or Mig-23!

I just got a new system a cpl months ago. A real monster & havent installed FSX on it yet but I do have P3D v2.5. Like you I am waiting for a 64bit version before I upgrade again.

[Red2112]

Check out my recent post in DCS, I think you will like that 

Care,

Red