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Can I get some suggestions for freeware aircraft with big VC's (like Warwick Carter's P-51) for FS2004?

Nothing right off, but I'll keep an eye open

what exactly do you mean by "big VC"........big plane?.......or good VC?prop? Jet? Single? twin? I can think of at least two or three in each catagory that have VC that are.........comparable to the great Mustang you are using as a benchmark.

what exactly do you mean by "big VC"........big plane?.......or good VC?prop? Jet? Single? twin? I can think of at least two or three in each catagory that have VC that are.........comparable to the great Mustang you are using as a benchmark.

I mean a good VC.

I don't really care what they are. If it has a good VC, I'll fly it.

Forgot to mention, It would save me some searching if anyone with suggestions would post links.

a great c150 http://www.fs-tutorials.com/en/down_plane_
choose any of the md11's near the bottom of the page http://www.simviation.com/fs2004jets77.htm
Anything by David Maltby http://www.dmflightsim.co.uk/
Anything by Milton Shupe http://www.flightsimonline.com/
Anything by Rick Piper like the HS.748 here http://www.simviation.com/fs2004props107.htm
The great 737 experience  http://www.simviation.com/fs2004jets84.htm

Anything by Kirk Olson.

Any others?

Well, my Angel 44 doesn't belong in the same category as most of the above aircraft, but it does have a fully functional VC.

http://www.simviation.com/simviation/?t ... 84&page=12

Third from the bottom.

If you haven't tried the XA-38 Grizzly by Milton Shupe and friends, it's on the next page.  Great VC, as usual.  And the civilian version is great to fly around to small strips.

I think you should try doing some work yourself.  ;)

You haven't said what you have tried - there are simply so many that a search for 'virtual cockpit' will bring up many.

There are literally 100's of freeware aircraft with very good VC's.