I just got my very, very first payware aircraft - the Dodosim Realstart 206.
Ermm - I think I just said that in the title. Oh well, I tend to repeat myself. Oh well, I tend to repeat myself.
Anyway; I love the model - it's the same physical model as the Bell/texron 206 package I already have; and I must say the aircraft flies very well.
However; I'm a little surprised (and just a bit disappointed) that the aircraft is so easy to start - I was kinda looking forward to screwing up and hotstarting; a fun learning experience.
But it seems these things - Jetrangers - are easier to start and manage than I expected. (I'm not sure if my R/L fixed wing experience has any play here; I just followed common sense and checklist and it seems quite easy.) I'm gonna have to take a ride in a 206 sometime to take a first-hand look. However; where the Realstart shines is in a hot restart - starting after a shutdown is turning out to be a nailbiting affair and in that situation I've managed to blow the engine a couple of times - now THAT'S more like it!
LOL - I'm probably the only person I know happy to blow an engine. Heh heh - I like hard accuracy that requires study and practice.
Well; just quick review saying I'm enjoying my first Payware aircraft - I'll try to upload some adventure pics soon.
Cheers!
That instrument rating was certainly difficult, but I would also say that it is perhaps the single most important , and most useful rating that you can get. 
