dhazelgrove
Charter Member
Here's what you've been waiting for, folks !
It's the T-37B from SWS.
The model shown is a very early external-only preview, but the project is progressing.
The final model will be P3Dv4 only.
Dave
Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
Hi Dave,
The SWS "Tweet" is looking great.
BTW, is SWS still supporting their website at simworksstudios.com and their forum?
I can usually access their website, but it seems to be quite outdated.
Whenever I try to access their forum it recognizes my login, but posts a Database Error that states,"Please try again. If you come back to this error screen, report the error to an administrator."
Thanks for any information or help you might be able to provide,
I'm getting that as well. I've reported the issue, but no change as yet.
Dave


Hi Dave,
BTW, is SWS still supporting their website at simworksstudios.com and their forum?
I can usually access their website, but it seems to be quite outdated.
Whenever I try to access their forum it recognizes my login, but posts a Database Error that states,"Please try again. If you come back to this error screen, report the error to an administrator."
Thanks for any information or help you might be able to provide,
Certainly looks seriously beautiful !
What is SWS, please ?.... Does it have anything to do with the FS9 Tweet created by RW T-37 pilots ? ( i wouldn't be surprised.... and it certainly looks that way). That was a seriously fantastic endeavour as well. IIRC it never made it to a native FSX version.
Thanks for the HU!![]()
This is going to be amazing!
Matt, any hint of the Greek version?
I believe that the Greek Tweet was the T-37C - or a variant of that.
This SWS package is - at the moment - only the T-37B.
The T-37C would have a different set of external models, different FDE and a different VC.
Wait and see.....
Dave
Too bad Rdaniell didn't live to see this. It would have warmed his old zoomie heart.
My thoughts exactly Obie. This one and the AH C140 would have made him very happy. He is missed.
Matt, Dave, thanks also for the info on the Greek versions. I have not done my research.
