INDIAFOXTECHO - SIAI M S-211 / AERMACCHI M-345 available

So this is the new Dino Cattaneo masterpiece. Below some pictures from Simmarket (sorry for hot-linking, but this aircraft deserve some more exposure!)

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VC comes in two flavours... Nice...

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Thank you guys for your interest on my projects!

...and indeed, the avionic suite of the 345 is almost identical to the T-6 - and David from IRIS was so kind to allow me to reuse the T-6 gauges and part of the geometry.
 
Purchased and took the M345 for a spin around Dubrovnik earlier today. It flies very sweet.

Didn't get any screenshots but my wife walked over when doing the circuits and remarked how realistic everything looked.
 
As always, outstanding work Dino!

One note though, when i release the bombs, both the 500lb and the 25lb, the pylons also disappear. Is this standard S-211/M-345 procedure?

Regards,
Randy
 
...the picture shown is indeed the cockpit M-346/T-346 - which is a different machine.
The M-346 is a twin engine design, partially derived from the Yak-131, built by Leonardo/Aermacchi is a intermediate/advanced jet trainer (LIFT) - currently sold to Italy, Poland, Singapore and Israel.
The M-345 is a derivative of the S-211 and is a basic/intermediate trainer.
 
how does that plane work without tacpack?

PS:

Christmas this year brought me a new machine:

CPU:Core i7 Processor i7-8700K, VGA: GeForce« GTX 1080 Ti 11GB, SSD: 240GB+ HDD 1TB
RAM: DD4 16GB, Win 10 64bit

which should be able to run your great renditions of the S211/M345 and Typhoon
 
The aircraft should work fine without Tacpack except for the fact that the loadout is just cosmetic (no working weapons nor impact to the flight performance).
 
Today I purchased TacPack from VRS followed by both Typhoon and S211/M345 package from Simmarket great Aircraft welldone Dino:applause:
 
Hm currently my home country Austria is thinking of the twin engined M346 as replacement for the good but old Saab 105 according some Austrian press media
 
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