Breda Ba.65 is finished

I am looking for it now Manuele! Where is it to be found? Will there ne a Paint Kit made available? beautiful, simply beautiful! :jump:

Caz
 
Cazzie said:
I am looking for it now Manuele! Where is it to be found? Will there ne a Paint Kit made available? beautiful, simply beautiful! :jump:

Caz
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Hi Cazzie,
No, I don't think I'll make a paintkit, however ALL the camouflage schemes are present in the package.....
I just received the FSAviator's OK, I think I'll upload the package during thursday......

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Great work and great news Manuele! Italian aircrafts so have something special. Even when they look odd, they look beautiful odd ;)

Cheers,
Huub
 
WOW...

Looks Great. I love it when a new, cool aircraft comes out when I'm on vacation. Gives me time to play.....
 
Hi Friends,
I just finished to upload the Breda Ba.65 on SOH, Flightsim, Simviation and AVSIM.

CREDITS:
Original GMAX models by Manuele Villa (MVG3D).
VC and animations by Manuele Villa (MVG3D).
Original textures by Manuele Villa (MVG3D).
Gauges: Many of the Italian gauges in this panel were created from scratch or radically modified from freeware items by Manuele Villa using partially modified Italianwings base bitmaps. Other gauges are from Stefano Meneghini (PCMENEG) and Hauke Keitel (KeDI).
Flight dynamics, handling notes and tutorials by FSAviator.
Aircraft descriptions and comparative history by FSAviator and Manuele Villa.
Sounds by Tim Dement (OBIO/Sim-Outhouse) modified by Manuele Villa (MVG3D) and Stefano Meneghini (PCMENEG).
Prop textures by Bob Rivera.
Screenshots by Stefano Meneghini (PCMENEG)
Prayer's Translation by Umberto Sciacchetano.

SPECIAL THANKS:

To FSAviator for his BEAUTYFUL WORK, Mr.S.Meneghini (Pcmeneg), Mr.Tim Dement (OBIO), Mr.L.Festari (Italianwings), Mr.A.Biagi (Italianwings), Mr.M.Noriega, Mr.C.Carra, Mr.U.Sciacchetano and to my Greek friend Mr.N.Daskalakis for their precious help. Very special thanks to ALL the Sim-Outhouse members for their support and suggestions.

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Hi,

Those are great planes ... :ernae::applause::applause:

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Hi Friends,
With this message I want to say a big THANK YOU to a special person:

THANK YOU FSAviator for Your GREAT patience and Your BIG efforts for the realization of this package.
I'm really proud to work with You.

:salute::salute::salute::salute:
 
Test in FSX+accelerator

Hi Manuele !

I´m testfly your Breda Ba.65 in my FSX+accelerator.

All look fine. A small issue: the attitude indicator stop working after a couple of seconds.

It´s sink to locket posision and a little red indicator shows.

Best Regard
DennyBoy
 
Hi DennyBoy,

Your FSXA bug report may ultimately need to be addressed and solved by other FSXA users. However if FSXA failed to write the code below to the aircraft.cfg, as it autoconverted the FS9 code for FSXA compatibility, you should add it manually to the bottom of the FSXA aircraft.cfg

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[vacuum_system]
max_pressure=3
vacuum_type=1

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

If that code is already present after Microsoft autoconversion you should check that you do not have vacuum = suction pump failures enabled by default somewhere inside FSXA, (unless you wish to suffer the consequences).

>

Manuele, thank you for your kind words. Understanding the Ba 65, and making it capable of duplicating the real world combat and non combat procedures, (fully described and illustrated within 'How to survive flying the Ba 65.htm'), was certainly complicated.

However delivering that extensive training opportunity to flight simulation enthusiasts always depended on your ability to create a very detailed, accurate and functional 3D simulation control interface. Without the realistic 3D training environment you managed to create flight simulation enthusiasts would not have the opportunity to learn and demonstrate skilled compliance with a host of real world vintage era pilotage procedures in a virtual environment.

--
FSAviator.
 
Hi Manuele and Fsaviator,

a big thank you for the beautiful Breda.65,
the look of it is great and flying this baby is quite demanding and gives a lot of pleasure!
In the nearer time I will go into this bombing business,thats completly new to me,

have a good time:wavey:

Shovelhead
 
DennyBoy said:
I´m testfly your Breda Ba.65 in my FSX+accelerator.

All look fine. A small issue: the attitude indicator stop working after a couple of seconds.

It´s sink to locket posision and a little red indicator shows.

Best Regard
DennyBoy
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In addition to FSAviator's suggestions, you might also try changing the attitude indicator's drive from vacuum to electric.
1 = Vacuum driven gyro
2 = Electrically driven gyro

Edit the Aircraft.cfg as follows...

[attitude_indicators]
attitude_indicator.0=2

I don't know why the Breda's vacuum driven attitude indicator does not work in FSX, but consider this a work-around until someone figures it out. Hope this helps.

John
 
It was a long wait Manuele, but the model is definitely worth the time! I really love it!

For me the two best things are the incredible VC and as I'm an engine man........

Thanks again to all involved and especially Manuele of course!

Huub

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Thanks!

Took her for a short spin yesterday. Veeeeery nice, wonderfull, amazing, ....:jump:....!!!!!

The FM is really demanding, think I have to learn to fly a bit more serious!


Cheers

:italy:
 
Breda Ba.65

Hi All !

Thanks for the tip.

Well - I´m just testfly the Breda in FSX. I agree with all saying abaute the aircraft.

My mainflying will bee in my FSGW3 version of FS9. With the right sorounding.

There I have all my vintage aircraft. Civil and military 1903 - 1945.

Best Regard
DennyBoy
 
I've only had a little time to test the Breda in circuit around a small region airport. That's enough to impress me how beautiful a rendering this model is. Superb in every way, I'm looking forward to booking off some meaningful time and really exploring this wonderful gift.

Manuele and FSAviator, thank you!
 
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