DennyA
SOH-CM-2023
Bill Lyons has released an MSFS version of the Pasped Skylark (full MSFS detail, not a portover of his FSX version) on the MSFS Marketplace. It's a bargain $14.95, and should be an easy buy for people who like classic 1930's planes.
This was a heck of rare bird: Only one was built in 1935. It’s still airworthy today, though! As a lover of the 1930s “art deco” era of plane design, of rare aircraft, and since I know Bill makes good stuff, I picked it up since it was just $14.95. Definitely worth every penny!
The model looks great inside and out! There are modern radios and a transponder hidden in the glove compartment, if you’d like a little ATC with your classic flying. Handling feels on the numbers for a plane of its era.
Doors open, you can fly with the canopy open or closed, and you can open the battery compartment behind the engine when you’re on the ground.
Only real complain is that, though you can fly with the canopy open, the audio doesn't change. In my real-life experience opening a canopy in flight (one flight in a T-34), the engine noise doesn't increase significantly, but buy, does the wind noise. Hope Bill addresses Otherwise, though, looks and flies great!
This was a heck of rare bird: Only one was built in 1935. It’s still airworthy today, though! As a lover of the 1930s “art deco” era of plane design, of rare aircraft, and since I know Bill makes good stuff, I picked it up since it was just $14.95. Definitely worth every penny!
The model looks great inside and out! There are modern radios and a transponder hidden in the glove compartment, if you’d like a little ATC with your classic flying. Handling feels on the numbers for a plane of its era.
Doors open, you can fly with the canopy open or closed, and you can open the battery compartment behind the engine when you’re on the ground.
Only real complain is that, though you can fly with the canopy open, the audio doesn't change. In my real-life experience opening a canopy in flight (one flight in a T-34), the engine noise doesn't increase significantly, but buy, does the wind noise. Hope Bill addresses Otherwise, though, looks and flies great!
