Located in northern Germany, Hamburg Airport serves as an important hub for many airlines across Europe. Its location means many airlines from around the world visit the airport on a regular basis and developer Sim-Wings has brought the airport to Microsoft Flight Simulator to enable simmers to recreate many of those flights. Let’s take a look at how Sim-Wings has brought the busy airport to the sim.
Years ago it was easy to find a light aircraft throttle, prop, mixture controller at an entry-level price. Today, they are harder to find and often when you do, the price has increased to what you would pay for a top-tier FAA approved component. This of course is retailers and second-hand sellers taking advantage of the new surge of interest in Flight Simulation.
But now there is hope in getting one for $200 and below. This is made possible by Flight Sim Stuff. They offer handmade 3D printed, plug and play USB controllers.
Video Produced By: The Flight Sim Deck
Join Ronnie as we fly the new Aerosoft CRJ 550 and 700 in Microsoft Flight Simulator.
It’s worth noting that this review was edited and completed prior to the recent v1.0.0.1 update which just released.
From interior to exterior, let’s talk about Reagan National Airport by Drzewiecki Design.
Produced by: Spencer te Wildt
This is a preview (before release) build of Just Flights Piper Arrow III. A full, more detailed look at the aircraft is to follow so please stay tuned. This is only a preview.
Let’s take an early first look at Flight Control Replay for Microsoft Flight Simulator. Please note this is a beta build at the time of this video.
Taking our first look at the early preview build of DC Designs F-15 Eagle. The final build will feature the F-15 C, D, E & I Eagle. Published By: Just Flight.
Video Produced By: The Flight Sim Deck
This video is all about The Skypark from //42 (Parallel 42). It should be worth noting this is an “Early Access” product. A full review will follow after early access.
Developer walkthrough: https://youtu.be/G1rxXVQEFX4
Produced By: Ronnie Wainscott
Drzewiecki Design recently released their latest edition to their city landmark series for the new Microsoft Flight Simulator, this time taking on the city of Seattle. I, myself, a resident of Seattle, wanted to pick this scenery up immediately, and explore.
Bottom line, the developer set a target of improving the modeling of the Seattle area, and they largely succeeded in accomplishing that goal. The modeling of the buildings and infrastructure is a significant upgrade over what default brings you. It commands a price of 15 Euros, or about 18 US Dollars, which is a lot compared to what other sceneries are usually priced in the market, but the scenery comes with a lot, so if you’re a Seattle flyer, definitely pick this up. Let’s talk about why.