IndiaFoxtEcho's (Dino's!) T-45C Goshawk is out.

DennyA

DennyA

SOH-CM-2023
Downloading now, shot is from the product page. :)


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Per IndiaFoxtEcho's FB page:
The T-45C Goshawk developed by IndiaFoxtEcho and Military Vizualizations is now available at SimMarket - it will be available shortly also on Orbx, on MilViz Store and at a (hopefully) slightly later date on the Microsoft Marketplace.
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In retrospect wish I'd had patience and gotten it from OrbX for the automatic updates, but I got so excited I forgot his stuff was up there too. :)

 
Downloading now. I also just picked-up Skydesigners' NAS Key West scenery (I had been waiting for the T-45 to drop first). Really looking forward to experiencing these addons together this evening.

This video was also just posted today, providing a first look over of the T-45, as well as running through the startup procedure: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZPPbtQCFZ4
 
The NAS Key West scenery is great. I picked it up after seeing Dino use it in his screenshots. :)
 
What a superb model !
I might buy it at some point, but the non-collimated HUD makes it very unpleasant in VR, so I will probably wait until the MSFS SDK allows for collimated HUDs :)
 
The ONLY reason I'm not getting it is because I am not particularly a T-45 fan. It looks STUNNING, however. Dino's airplanes are simply FANTASTIC. I bought his MB-339 and am completely smitten. I am thrilled to see he will be releasing his MB-326 and TA-4J packages for MSFS (both are must buys for me). It is my hope that he is able to extend this to the A-4 (to include a humpback variant or two).

From a Hawk standpoint, would LOVE to see him do a Hawk -100 series set (both single and dual seat).

Basically...WHATEVER Dino does, I like.

Kent
 
ColoKent said:
The ONLY reason I'm not getting it is because I am not particularly a T-45 fan. It looks STUNNING, however. Dino's airplanes are simply FANTASTIC. I bought his MB-339 and am completely smitten. I am thrilled to see he will be releasing his MB-326 and TA-4J packages for MSFS (both are must buys for me). It is my hope that he is able to extend this to the A-4 (to include a humpback variant or two).

From a Hawk standpoint, would LOVE to see him do a Hawk -100 series set (both single and dual seat).

Basically...WHATEVER Dino does, I like.

Kent
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A T2 would be my choice Kent.


Geoff

http://www.zap16.com/airshow/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/s_IMG4979-BAE-Systems-Hawk-T2-RAF-ZK027.jpg


 
I picked up this model, mostly because I love Dino's work. The jet engine sounds seem a tad weak on my system. Not much there in terms of volume and whine. Anyone else experiencing this?

-d
 
Good old Dino, he knows how to build a great airplane! :)

And I agree, can't wait to see a fully functioning, travelling, AI carrier with cats and cables in the sim!
 
Got this on the Orbx sale. I loved it in P3D, so I figured why not. I've got to be honest, I'm disappointed and I'm glad I didn't also get the Tomcat, but I thought I'd see if there's a fix.

I have an intense flickering on the UFC, floorpan, and a few areas in the cockpit (around the canopy rail). I've tried tweaking my setup, playing with AA on both the sim and the NVIDIA control panel, and can only reduce, though not eliminate them, if I turn AA settings to really low. Which then means my scenery is barber-poling/shimmering.

I only fly off monitor, not VR. Specs are as fol:

  • AMD® Ryzen™ 7 5800X3D 8-Core Processor w/ Thermalright Assassin X 120 Refined SE ARGB CPU Cooler
  • MSI B550M PRO-VDH WiFi Motherboard
  • 32GB DDR4-3200 RAM (2x 16GB)
  • 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD
  • GeForce RTX™ 4070 12GB Graphics Card
  • Corsair 3000D RGB Airflow Tempered Glass Mid-Tower ATX Case, Black
  • MSI 850W MAG PCIE5 Modular 80 Plus Gold Gaming ATX Power Supply
  • Windows® 11 Home

Would love to get this working as it would pair nicely with the DC freeware legacy F/A-18C, which has none of the flickering.

Thanks in advance.

dl
 
I'd suggest, if not already done so, you contact Dino at IFE - he's always very helpful in these circumstances
 
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