Available for FS2002 ... Still

[Milton]

http://www.flightsimonline.com/

The deHavilland Dash 7
http://www.flightsimonline.com/Dash74/


The Aero Commander Series
http://www.flightsimonline.com/commander/
http://www.flightsimonline.com/acdownloads/


The Howard 500
http://www.flightsimonline.com/howard500/

Filenames listed to help you sort out your VC/NO-VC version choices.  For those who may not know, these aircraft are available right here at Simviation.

Maybe this will help those unfamiliar with our work. :-)

[CAFedm]

Having downloaded the DHC-7 recently I can vouch that this one of my favourites, from the authentically-sprung landing gear to the nice VC and realistic engine sounds.  Any chance of seeing some Canadian liveries become available (say, for example, Wardair)?

Brian

[Milton]

I recall A WardAir livery done for the FS2002 version soon after release, Fall/early Winter of 2002.

[flyboy 28]

Milton.. Shupe is it? Wow!

I must say your planes are wonderful. I have the Howard and the Commander, and they are GORGEOUS! Thanks for putting so much time into it. I think they really turned out great.

[Milton]

Thanks Rimshot; we appreciate that. :-)

In addition to the Dash 7 VC version, we are also working on a Beechcraft D18S.  Check it out here:

http://www.flightsimonline.com/d18s/

We hope to have the Dash 7 out this Winter and the D18S in early Spring.

[raz]

So Milton,

Will those work for Fs2002 standard as well?  I see on the link that it states to be for 2k2 Pro and fs9.  Just wanted to clarify this before any unexpected surprises.  

[Milton]

There is a FS2002 version for everything on the site that's been released.  See the download tables for filenames.

The Dash 7 VC version will be available for FS2002 as well.

I haven't yet decided on the Beechcraft D18S but it is my intent to have a FS2002 version.  These retros usually take between 20-80 hours depending on features used.

[Gnome]

Milton, you're a star.  :-)
Thanks for looking after us FS2002 folk.


Kev

[Milton]

Raz,

I'm checking here and have written to and asked Scott about this.  I do see some Concorde gauges; not sure if the Standard edition had a Concorde or not.

I'll get back to you on this.

Gnome, with well over 2500 hours in the FS2002 Dash 7, its important to us that as many simmers can enjoy the fruits of our labors as possible.  It's the "giving" that's fun. ;-)