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  • Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.

    Post 16 Update

    Post 17 Warning

Golden Age Simulations Ryan PT-22 Recruit native FsX now in Alpha

OleBoy said:
When the Ryan does get released, I will do my best to get this one finished and uploaded.

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Thats a great one there and will look great on her. Thank for keeping it alive
 
flaviossa said:
I don´t know the plane in the real world, but isn´t the prop too little in the model? (Comparing to the photos available here and in the net)
Not a criticism, just a question! :salute:
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I agree that I thought the same way until I measured it and we're right in the ball park on the prop diameter.
 
She looks beautiful Paul. That Super Ryan is making me lick my chops too.:icon29: Thank you for bringing these great birds to us. Reminds me of flying Bill Lyon's old STA back in the FS2k2 days. :salute:
 
pilottj said:
She looks beautiful Paul. That Super Ryan is making me lick my chops too.:icon29: Thank you for bringing these great birds to us. Reminds me of flying Bill Lyon's old STA back in the FS2k2 days. :salute:
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The owner of the Super Ryan has agreed to work with us to make an accurate representation of the aircraft. Here's a video of the plane in flight never before seen until today. He just updated to YouTube for us. Enjoy

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlBlTCyQhdA
 
Spad54 said:
I'll double check again before release though just be sure. Thanks for raising the question
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The prop diameter on a PT 22 is 90 inches or 7.5 feet and at least according to the tool in the design program we're withinin spec
 
Nice to hear that. I think it´s the screens perspective that gave me the wrong feel about the prop size.
I´ll buy the plane as soon it´s available. Thanks for your work! :salute:
 
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