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A heck of a price tag! Are there any pireps available ?:indecisiveness:
 
It's a shame that the replica project ended in tragedy. This looks interesting...

Edit - after watching the videos, I think I'll pass - especially for the price. It's the sounds for me. It sounds more like one big radial than a pair of straight 8's.* (The replica was powered by a pair of Hayabusa bike engines.) On shutdown, the blades come to a screeching halt even before the combustion sounds end, and then there's still sounds of the engines slowing. If the sounds were more convincing, it would be a nice little Grand Canyon runner.
 
Tom Clayton said:
It's a shame that the replica project ended in tragedy. This looks interesting...

Edit - after watching the videos, I think I'll pass - especially for the price. It's the sounds for me. It sounds more like one big radial than a pair of straight 8's.* (The replica was powered by a pair of Hayabusa bike engines.) On shutdown, the blades come to a screeching halt even before the combustion sounds end, and then there's still sounds of the engines slowing. If the sounds were more convincing, it would be a nice little Grand Canyon runner.
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From the systems side, this is study level. I know the 100P and the replica very well. And yes - the Wwise sounds are based of Redwing Super Constellation I gathered. But it bring loops in and out, that is anoying and not real like a straigt 8 cylinder. Another thing is a texture issue. The canopy is outside too dark and inside in VC with too much glance, that make it imposssible to look outside depending sun states. I hope Redwing will fix this soon.

Anyway, it is a wonderful rendition of history.
 
I'm really glad they made this, but that's a P3D price, not MSFS. I'd have snapped it up at $20.

Wishlisted and hope they eventually put it on sale.
 
Should have done this yesterday... Since it's a new release with historical significance, I'll stick it until there's no reply for a week, or two weeks max.
 
I have a lot of fun flying this nice realization. Especially landings are a challenge. Now I've lent a hand myself to do some texture work. Earlier I published the work at flightsim.com.

100P by TiAr, auf Flickr

100P8 by TiAr, auf Flickr

100P7 by TiAr, auf Flickr

This repaint of Avions N° 001 features more transparent canopy with less reflection. a little deeper blue on exterior, better blurred propeller display, pure metal cardan shaft housing and seat and less red rosewood in cockpit.

https://www.flightsim.com/files/file/210527-msfs-bugatti-100p-avions-001/

Thomas
 
ryanbatc said:
Do you have any cockpit pictures? How fast does it fly?
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100P4 by TiAr, auf Flickr

Redwing did a wonderful job. All systems work with the historical background. A 51-page manual is included and describes the functions and gives a nice impression also the special features of the aircraft.

About the speed. I flew out and back on a 100 km course (200 km with turning maneuver) and came up with an average speed of 666 km/h at 12,000 ft (414 mph). I used the normal mode.

It should be noted, however, that we will still be getting a cell competition plane. The current version is e.g. too heavy (has lights, radios, battery etc.).

Thomas
 
TiAr said:
100P4 by TiAr, auf FlickrRedwing did a wonderful job. All systems work with the historical background. A 51-page manual is included and describes the functions and gives a nice impression also the special features of the aircraft.About the speed. I flew out and back on a 100 km course (200 km with turning maneuver) and came up with an average speed of 666 km/h at 12,000 ft (414 mph). I used the normal mode. It should be noted, however, that we will still be getting a cell competition plane. The current version is e.g. too heavy (has lights, radios, battery etc.).Thomas
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How is the sound pack?
 
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