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Out of curiosity, whats your top 3 favorite freeware aircraft and/or helicopters?
* Can be for FS9, X, ect., and/or CFS1-3 (if possible specify which)
* List the creator (if you can remember)
* If possible list which sim you used it in
* Doesn't have to be in order
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My Top 3 (not in order):
> Secton F8's F-86 (FSX)
> Anthony Lynch's Tiger Moth (FSX)
> POSKY's Boeing 777 (FSX)

Milton Shupe's Howard 500 (9/X)
Milton Shupe's Spartan Executive (9/X)
Awesome4Some DC-3 (X)

Currently....

Not in order:

FS2004:
1. Project Tupolev "Tupolev Tu-154M"

2. Allied FS Group "Beech B300 Super King Air"

3. Antti Pankonnen/FSPainter's "Eurocopter AS365 Dauphin"

[color=#000000]Only 3???

I don't really have any favourites. It is what ever takes my fancy at the time, however a detailed VC will grab me by the soft dangly bits and say fly me.

Matt

My most commonly used Aircraft are as follows:

Default Beech Baron 58. For those longer Trips.
Cessna 150 Aerobat. (C150v2 by J.E.Narcizo). For local

[quote]My most commonly used Aircraft are as follows:

Default Beech Baron 58. For those longer Trips.
Cessna 150 Aerobat. (C150v2 by J.E.Narcizo). For local

[quote][quote]My most commonly used Aircraft are as follows:

Default Beech Baron 58. For those longer Trips.
Cessna 150 Aerobat. (C150v2 by J.E.Narcizo). For local

Default Beaver -X
Long Island - Christen Eagle - X
Milton Shupe - Spartan -X

Looks like all of us are thinking along the same lines! I'm seeing a number of repeats here. That's pretty cool! 

Good afternoon all...

Right now I only have FSX installed as I found with FSX and FS2004 both installed I had problems even though this machine will handle them...I still blame Vista...

LIC's Christen Eagle
Kirk Olsson's

Not in any order too
For speed, the Simgameit aircraft are fun. 0-1000 in under 5 seconds
Historic
The Skyraider
T-6 Texan
OH-6A Chopper
Cessna Citation

Doug, that Auster floater may have been here:

http://classicbritishfiles.com/index.ph ... Itemid=162


EDIT: I think this is it:
http://classicbritishfiles.com/index.ph ... fo&id=1332

Thanks SeanTK you are a genius...

Thanks for the PM as well.

That is the site and they do have some great stuff there folks, worth checking out...

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug