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RealAir Beech Duke 1.5 is out

Who doesn't love the Duke.

p.s. Oooh! A fellow North Dakotan! I was in Grand Forks for 5+ years for school!
 
I extend my sympathies to both of you.

"Why Not Minot? Freezing is the reason..."

Sorry. Back on topic.

VCN-1
 
Well done RealAir - it now has the same excellent frame rates as the Spitfire - even on my old system - thanks :ernae:
 
Gotta love Minot....

...just wish they had more than one STARBUCKS-- and that it wasn't 20 miles from base!!!! (OT, I know...)

Kent
 
Real Air is the REAL thing!

Fantastic aircraft and fantastic support!

In my opinion, they lead the payware companies in realisim-no one( IMHO) can come close to their VC.......


Rick
 
Naki said:
Wonder what Realair have planned next?
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I could be wrong but I thought I remember reading somewhere that RealAir were going to attempt their first jet engined plane next and that they (RealAir) felt that there were already a number of quality small business jet types currently available. There also seems to be a good number of commuter/heavy metal types available presently as well. I think it was also mentioned that RealAir tends to develop plane types that are not generally available or where there's not a lot of competition for the same plane type. Perhaps a 50's vintage military type jet? Pure speculation on my part (or wishful thinking, take your pick).
 
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