Sim Works Studios T-37

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Sim Works Studios T-37
Prepar3D v4

Work in progress



A T-37 painted in celebration of the US' 200 years of independence in 1976. This is a very rare scheme to find, but as you can see it does look good!



Getting the first paint schemes in. Bare metal galore!


A vintage USAF trainer scheme. The fact that they painted around the stencils was very convenient!

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P3DV4 PBR Tweet
10/12/18

From the devs:

"Assisting our Partners at SimWorks Studios with T-37B PBR work for P3D, making several varieties of material, from a flat coat variant, through Mid and into gloss.... here we can see the PBR material on the nose area accentuating the fasteners and the plastic coating on the Antennae.... more to come soon!
-'Tiger' "

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Work in progress engines & exhausts for the T-37

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Work in progress

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"And the Tweet keeps venturing into PBR territory, under the brush of one of the best painters in FS..."

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T-37B Cockpit in its new PBR dress (WIP).

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Update 19/03/19


[...] the Tweet is progressing slowly but surely, taking much longer than anticipated but getting there! Featuring some features unseen before in P3D, expect the Tweet to blow you away when it comes out! Here is a small sample of the utility light that will help you see the battery switch at night.

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T-37B - Dynamic cockpit lights

Published on Mar 18, 2019
A video showing how the dynamic utility light illuminates the cockpit of the T-37B.

Aircraft is in Prepar3Dv4.4 and uses PBR materials.

Everything shown is work-in-progress.

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Work in progress
21 June 19


Nose cam view, looking aft towards the pilots in the T-37B.


T-37B virtual cockpit shot. The flight instructor seems a bit tense!

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Update 06/07/19


Screenshot from the T-37B virtual cockpit. We are working on allowing you to switch command from student to instructor, as well as some other things that we can't say until they're ready.

The Tweet is the testbed for a lot of things and it's taking a bit longer but the good news is that once all of this works in not long from now, you will have functional 3D pilots in the cockpits of all our upcoming airplanes!