Freeware 1913 Morane Saulnier Typ H available

Very nice!

To start:

Set master battery to on, fill your fuel tanks, crack open the throttle and press M and + together until the engine starts. Be careful though, if you zoom out using the - the engine will shut down.









The rudder animation is reversed though..
 
Ferry, if ever using the keyboard keys for the mag switch, when accomplished, press 'Backspace' and this will reset the keyboard/view input, so that you can use -/+ again to control the zoom in the cockpit.

It's great to see a new aircraft from this developer - having been fond of all of the Bleriot variants he has produced. It's great timing for this particular aircraft to find its way into FSX, with of course the 100th anniversary of the historic flight by Roland Garros - and for whose flight is being recreated later this month, with a reproduction Moraine Saulnier (though a two-seat Type G, so that rides can be given in the aircraft at a later point): http://www.replicair.fr/

Also, in-case you missed it, a nice build blog here, showing some of the intricate details as they were made: http://ms-h-garros.blogspot.fr/
 
Bomber_12th said:
Ferry, if ever using the keyboard keys for the mag switch, when accomplished, press 'Backspace' and this will reset the keyboard/view input, so that you can use -/+ again to control the zoom in the cockpit.
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Thanks for the tip John!
 
Just tried to download the Morane but got a warning from my Norton's security set up that it wasn't safe and had been automatically deleted from my PC. Sigh...

I've always loved early aviation aircraft of all types. It fascinates me to no end the sometimes wildly different approaches different designers took to aircraft design, control systems, and powerplants. One of my all-time favourite films remains "Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines"

Would love to see someone tackle the AEA-Curtiss Silver Dart...

N.
 
I got a similar warning from AVG (free) but it didn't delete it. I haven't opened it yet.

Best, Paul
 
Very nice! The main issue I found was that the installer created a folder outside of the main FsX folder so I'd recommend installing to a new folder. The rudder anim' seems reversed as Ferry said and hopefully can be fixed.

HPRiw.jpg
 
Nice. Transparent wings wings even. Something not seen much in very many models.
Also a model form an era not covered much.

I'm sure the small stuff will get remedied eventually. Well, not sure. But hopeful. :)

Thank you for sharing this with us!
 
next week

Roger said:
Very nice! The main issue I found was that the installer created a folder outside of the main FsX folder so I'd recommend installing to a new folder. The rudder anim' seems reversed as Ferry said and hopefully can be fixed.
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Roger,
thanks for your indications....

what can i say ? :
- i need to prepar a .rar file for download because restrictions of some antivirus
- i will modify the rudder animation
- i will modify the tire animation ( actually don't run with the spokes )
_ and ..... and .....

next release at beginning next week

Jean-Michel " chestnuts "
 
Now we're talking real aeroplanes! Loved your Bleriot's Jean-Michel, so this one is a definite must have to the collection. Many thanks. :jump:
 
Hello Jean-Michel,

I just have downloaded the new version of your wonderful Morasne Saulnier H. I like the 3D model and the annimation of the wing. Great work. Bravo

You have done a great model. Bravo. This new model will permit us to discover a legendary era of the aviation history. Thaank to share it with us.

Have a good day

Benoit
 
Hello Jean-Michel,

When I select first the Morane H first the airplane appear with a running engine. I have just to increase the throttle to maintain the engine running. But if Icut the engine, by putting throttle to idle/cut-off position, it is impossible to restart the engine. Mystery!

What are the keyboard shortcuts you use for the steps describe in the check file? Thank you for your help.

Have a good day

Benoit
 
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