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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
Classic Airplane List for GAS's consideration..
- Thread starter rdaniell
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Bomber_12th
SOH-CM-2025
There is a fantastic Ercoupe (for free!), with a beautiful and very detailed VC besides, available here: http://www.classicwings.net/erco_ercoupe.html
Bill Lyon's old Luscombe Silvaire was converted to FSX-native and is available here (of course very dated in appearance): http://www.classicwings.net/luscombe_silvaire.html
There is a very nice freeware Mooney Mite, by Tim "Piglet" Conrad, complete with a detailed VC, which can be found in the library here and elsewhere.
There is an FSX-native conversion of the FS9 Jenny, which can be found in the file library here and elsewhere - which I fly regularly. (In fact, between that, the DC-3 and Cub that are already in FSX, and the FS9-to-FSX native conversions available at Classic Wings, you can fly all of the FS9 vintage aircraft in FSX, as FSX-native aircraft, except for the Wright Flyer).
FlySimWare has a payware Cessna 140.
An FSX-native Ryan SCW would be nice!
Bill Lyon's old Luscombe Silvaire was converted to FSX-native and is available here (of course very dated in appearance): http://www.classicwings.net/luscombe_silvaire.html
There is a very nice freeware Mooney Mite, by Tim "Piglet" Conrad, complete with a detailed VC, which can be found in the library here and elsewhere.
There is an FSX-native conversion of the FS9 Jenny, which can be found in the file library here and elsewhere - which I fly regularly. (In fact, between that, the DC-3 and Cub that are already in FSX, and the FS9-to-FSX native conversions available at Classic Wings, you can fly all of the FS9 vintage aircraft in FSX, as FSX-native aircraft, except for the Wright Flyer).
FlySimWare has a payware Cessna 140.
An FSX-native Ryan SCW would be nice!
rdaniell
SOH-CM-2013
In my humble opinion, you cannot get a better Ercoupe than Full's release from classic wings. Included is one with a "Scrappy II" paint scheme which represents the Ercoupe I once owned back in the late 1980s. His update of Bill Lyon's Luscombe 8A is also a good Luscombe model. I also really like the FlySimWare Cessna 120. SimFlight3D has a great Cessna 140. I bought my first one for FS9. It was the first payware I bought for FSX.
RD
greybeardgil
Members +
I even have a list of my own! Fleet 16b.......Curtiss Fledgling.....dare I say Waco SRE.......Curtiss Wright Falcon....Stearman C3....Pitts Samson.....and Jimmy Franklins Jet powered Waco!
greenie
SOH-CM-2022
- Miles Hawk Speed Six
- Miles Falcon
- Percival Vega Gull
Holy cats, I feel a vfr european cross-country race in the air!
Very much needed !!
Spad54
SOH-CM-2025
So honored that you would ask us to do the work. Many on your list are on ours. Current work is ourfreeware Aeronca C3 Master. Following that the Cessna T 50 Bobcat Civilian and Military. Somewhere in the line is the Boeing 247. We are also trying to build all of the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome fleet. So many planes so little time.
Portia911
Charter Member
Looking forward to all of those, Paul - especially the Bamboo Bomber. Keep up the great work, GAS!
ThinkingManNeil
Charter Member
I've been very impressed with the quality of GAS's offerings to date. I have their Ryan St-A and PT-22, as well as their Great Lakes. So, for their consideration, I'd like to suggest:
1) Davis D-1-K and/or D-1-W
2) Fleet Canuck
3) Anderson-Greenwood AG-14
4) Hatz Biplane with a Kinner radial or Menasco or LOM inlines
5) Aeronca 15AC Sedan
6) Lincoln Sport
7) Bowers Fly Baby
LOM-powered Hatz
N.
1) Davis D-1-K and/or D-1-W
2) Fleet Canuck
3) Anderson-Greenwood AG-14
4) Hatz Biplane with a Kinner radial or Menasco or LOM inlines
5) Aeronca 15AC Sedan
6) Lincoln Sport
7) Bowers Fly Baby
LOM-powered Hatz
N.
