How NOT to fly the B-1

[Mr. Bones]

where did the respect go?  :-/

[Omag 2.0]

Ouch! Guess Mr. Bones isn't to happy about that flying...  ;D

But it'll surely dazzle and confuse an enemy radaroperator.

[trevyuk2001]

With the patches applied, the B1 DOES fly in FS2004.
The flight model is not accurate as there is insufficient data that is unclassified. The B-1B was indeed made for FS2002 and yes there are somwe issues with how the fm imports over to FS2004. These issues were pretty much beyond our control unless you wanted her to fly like a cessna. We had a real life learjet pilot pull the flight model apart, saying it didnt accelerate fast enough and that she handled all wrong. Interesting point was, he was a lear pilot and had never stepped near a lancer. The flight model for the B1 that was first released was assisted by current active duty B-1 crew.
The fm was as close as we could get it for 2002.
The B-1 series has now been remodelled and reworked for FS2004, again using data and assistance from active duty guys to ensure that she flies like a overweight bomber that she is( not a lightweight LearJet!). The vc texture issue and all other issues have been ironed out too. This we hope to have available soon.

[Wing Nut]

So where can we get that patch?  It's a great looking model, and very well done.

[planespotter]

http://www.i3dteam.com/en/main/

[trevyuk2001]

Thanks for the reply there Dave........


The patch has been available for the B-1B since about a week after its intial release.
Will see if i can do some shots of the 'new' bone for you.

[A/SGT.Mav316]

OH cool, That I would look forward to seeing.... gotta get out of here! gotta go to work!

[Mike Thurman]

Hmm, interesting, didn't know the B-1B is that manuverable