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When I think about war planes from the 1920’s, there is one plane that has always stood out. A plane with not only style, but power, efficiency, and quick to repair. All of these are the ingredients of the Bristol Bulldog MK2a. As a second generation war bird, the Bulldog gracefully carried the Royal Air Force through the post WWI era. By 1930, 100 Bulldog MK2as were produced. Because this time period was right between the first and second World Wars, the Bulldog never saw combat. Instead, the Bulldog was used for security and as a trainer before moving to other air forces around the world.

Now nearly a century later, you too can experience what it was like to fly the Bristol Bulldog. This is made possible by the developers at Aeroplane Heaven who first produced this aircraft for flight simulation 15 years ago. Now in 2018, they have remastered the Mk2a with a high-definition model and new features for FSX and Prepar3D.

In a recent post on their facebook page, Carenado treated us to more preview screenshots of their upcoming Short 360 aircraft for FSX/P3D.

The aircraft was made by the British Manufacturer ‘Short Brothers’ in the 1980s and saw 165 models built, with 6 models of the S360 available.

The previews come after 7 months of silence about the project after it was first announced at the start of the year, and progress looks to be coming along nicely from the Carenado team. No price or release date has been given just yet, but we will keep you posted.