http://www.flight1.com/products.asp?product=iflyfs9
Nonetheless, it looks rather well done and you get a lot of FS2004 models for your (not insignificant) money. I'd be curious to hear the reviews.
Now, if only someone would do a 737-200 with a VC.
iFly 737
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iFly 737
Yes...I know...just what the FS world needed...another 737!
http://www.flight1.com/products.asp?product=iflyfs9
Nonetheless, it looks rather well done and you get a lot of FS2004 models for your (not insignificant) money. I'd be curious to hear the reviews.
Now, if only someone would do a 737-200 with a VC.
http://www.flight1.com/products.asp?product=iflyfs9
Nonetheless, it looks rather well done and you get a lot of FS2004 models for your (not insignificant) money. I'd be curious to hear the reviews.
Now, if only someone would do a 737-200 with a VC.
Mark
Re: iFly 737
Yes!mgchristy wrote:Now, if only someone would do a 737-200 with a VC.
Brian
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Re: iFly 737
Though I don't care for VC's, it would be a nice change not to see the nose gear and bay (in front of me which is where it shouldn't be anyway!) when changing views on EC's VL732
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Re: iFly 737
Looks like it is nice aircraft.