PMDG DC6 - RELEASED

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PMDG DC6 - RELEASED

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Just watched a video from a PMDG beta tester for the DC6 for FSX/P3D amazing detail, looking forward to getting this one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1EerYYW1YCY

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EDIT:http://www.precisionmanuals.com/Product ... ategory=13
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Looks to be a cracking model especially the flight deck though wonder how this will fair on frame rates? Also I think the price may be around the fifty quid mark so may well not bother.

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I edited the title of this thread by adding 'Released' yesterday but no comments yet. Anyone coughed up the cash and bought it?

DC-6 fans are already raving and haven't been put off by the high cost. Nice looking model with a million features but the DC-6 isn't really me so I can't see the plastic shuddering in fear :lol:
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Haven't got it myself. TBH, I'd have expected it to be more expensive, especially the P3d version, going by their other stuff. I quite fancy getting it, but I doubt I'd get my money's worth it of it. :dunno:
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About £54 but don't think I will ever bother with this one even though it looks extremely good, I won't be digging into my wallet aside from that, it may need a bit more powerful computer than mine to run it at its' best.

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Beautiful model. B-) I rarely fly my freeware DC-6 so I probably won't be purchasing this one. Stick some winglets on it and I may be interested. :lol:

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When I get P3D v4, I'll get this DC-6B, and the A2A Constellation too. Large vintage props are just my cup of tea. :thumbsup:

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I'll wait a few weeks until any bugs are ironed out, it will keep me busy the whole snow bound winter.
Some very nice free paints available though!
Very expensive at $88 Canadian

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Yikes $69.99!
I would love to purchase this but other things get in the way.... like food. Back to CalClassics then :thumbsup:
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:lol: :lol:

Yes.. some members at SoH thought it seemed cheap.. well, less expensive than they were expecting.

I can't get worked up about it no matter how hard I try so any DC6ing I do (which is rare) will be done in the JF/AH masterpiece. On second thoughts.. I'll walk :lol:
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