Official Tu-154 for FSX is out!

[calypso]

Released on November 2.

http://files.protu-154.net/pt-154b2_fsx.html

[FlyTexas]

A really well done model, imho. SimOuthouse also has helpful startup tips as well as links to repaints.
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/s ... FSX-Native

Brian

[cowpatz]

Ah and I see it's even crewed by the twins Boris and Ivan ...

[FlyTexas]

Ah and I see it's even crewed by the twins Boris and Ivan ...

Yep, and they both have three stripes. Who's the captain??

Brian

[WhisperJet]

I always liked the air conditioning system... two fans will do...

[jonesey2k]

I wonder if I'll be able to start this one... Better brush up on the old cyrillic!

[Garry Russell]

According to the thread on SOH hardly anyone can.

But there appears to be a guide in English than no one reads....that's the impression I'm getting.

[Vancouver]

There seems to be an expectation from a lot of folks that the English language should reign supreme in the sim, they get frustrated or annoyed when lo and behold something in another language appears let alone a totally alien alphabet. Tiresome are they not? Think of the poor Russians who, if they want to participate in the sim in Western a/c they have to adjust OUR way.

[Garry Russell]

I'm sure there is an English guide there

I was also irritated by the attitude of many about the language

How many of them issue add ons in Russian

[DarrenL]

After successfully starting the Russian Samdin Design Tupolev Tu-124 in FS9 a while back and without reading the English manual for the Tu-154 (glutton for punishment me?) I got it all working

I was just intending to have a look around and then going to then started flicking switches that reminded me of the Tu-124, things came to life and I just continued.

Then I read the manual.





I hear that's the Russian way.