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Experimental US FSX Fighters from Japan

The posts date back to Nov 2014 (XFV-12A) and the latest post Dec 2015 (Jaguar), so its relatively recent, however nothing new since then.
Here's some eye candy till we find out more!
 

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Have you seen the XF-103 on this page??? It's not apparent but if you click the header it will take you to the main article. There are a TON of pictures of every aircraft! I'm not sure who's created them but they are fantastic....
 
His last post was this month and if you look at his post on textures, he uses the wing from the XF-91 Thunderceptor as an example. It may be this is where he just posts what he is working on and uploads the finished planes elsewhere.
 
If you can not download them, it obviously means that these models are not finished yet.
 
You can translate his pages by using Chrome as a browser. I don't see any mention of downloading these models (if that's what they are).
 
FSX Douglas D-558-2 Skyrocket by uenoshing

Simply wonderfull!

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3 variants available, for details check uenoshing's blog:
https://uenoshing.hatenablog.com/

Available at Flightsim. Search for uenoshing or follow this link:
https://www.flightsim.com/vbfs/fslib.php?match=uenoshing&do=search&sortby=Date&sortdir=descending
 
I've not installed the very recently updated (v1.1) models he released, but his V.1 of the D-558-2 from a couple months back is superb.

Retro Dryden era models for FSX/P3D - stuff of dreams. I hold out hope for an X-24B or M2-F3, but hey, these are great early-period models.

Many thanks, Uenoshing - you've made us very happy!

dl
 
I've not installed the very recently updated (v1.1) models he released, but his V.1 of the D-558-2 from a couple months back is superb.

Retro Dryden era models for FSX/P3D - stuff of dreams. I hold out hope for an X-24B or M2-F3, but hey, these are great early-period models.

Many thanks, Uenoshing - you've made us very happy!

dl


I think Piglet did a X-24 for FS9. A quick pass through MCX should help. I'll look for it later tonight
 
I think Piglet did a X-24 for FS9. A quick pass through MCX should help. I'll look for it later tonight

Yes - I recall that model well, and got loads of enjoyment out of it FS9. I vaguely recall that Laz Starkweather did a basic update of some sort, including a black X-15 style repaint, but now I can't find where, so I can't tell how extensive. I'd love to see it in P3DV4! If you succeed in exporting to FSX, it just might work for the LM sim.

Many thanks for offering to look into it.

dl
 
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