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FSX Native Airliners

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An-225

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Hi everyone, I recently went on a trip to Japan (flew on the A380 and a 777-200ER), and I am back to flight simming after a long hiatus due to a RAM problem.

I have moved off GA and military, and now want to sim with airliners (at least, after the trip), and I am looking for high-quality jetliners. Any recommendations for FSX Native (bump-mapping and self shadowing) modern airliners are appreciated (payware and freeware welcome).

I have searched quite a bit, and this is all I can find (with bump mapping/shadows):

PMDG 747-400
PMDG MD-11
POSKY 737NG

Thanks in advance. ;)
 
I've both of those PMDG aircraft....suprisingly easy on fps and extremely well designed,and complicated:redf:,aircraft. Cannot rate these highly enough if you are a tube-liner fan.Be prepared to put in the time by ****:d
CaptainSim also have some FSX native airliners.........727 (no vc panel however:censored:) and 757.
 
Thanks for the help guys...I suspect that this is it in terms of airliners with FSX special features, so making a decision on one shouldn't be hard. ;)
 
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