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Local Legend 25: Heinkel HE 70 Blitz

DennyA

DennyA

SOH-CM-2023
Wow, didn't see this coming. Love Jorg's push to get cool, unusual pre-1950 aircraft into the sim.


A mere $9.99 if you have one of the deluxe editions, I think it's $14.99 for those in the cheap seats. :)

No time to fly until the weekend, but definitely will be picking this up. It looks like a Corsair, an He-111, and a Boeing 247 got caught in a transporter accident together.

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And an Italy city update released too. Plus a date (10/13) for the not-in-Reno-anymore air races.
 
Lovely! Didn't realize how offset the cockpit was on these earlier versions. Could use a few more correct repaints.

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Comming up with planes like this that even I don´t have on my "odd-flyingmachines-to-must-have-list" I sure must give them credits for.

Just downloaded:
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not to detract, but interesting to see a Heinkel He 70 again in MSFS; the only definitive release, way back when (circa 2002), as I recall, is by Hauke Keitel for FS2002/Pro (and nigh incompatible with even the later FS2004) ... MSFS has indeed come a long way!

he70g1.jpg (source: release file https://www.fs2000.org/2002/03/05/fs2002pro-heinkel-he-70-g-1-blitz/)

P.S. for those interested, Keitel included in English, a detailed background history of the aircraft, which may yet prove an interesting read, in addition to documentation relevant to the FS2002 model

cheers!
 
Lovely plane, but that Viscount in the background grabbed my attention! Be great if we got a good one of those.
 
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