gastonj
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Hi,
The Three Graces (charm, beauty, creativity from mythology)....neither The painting by Regnault(Louvre Museum - Paris) nor by Raphaël or by anyone ... but the 3 versions of the D500 (lol) are available on the RFN (Royale French Navy) website.
These V2 models are a very important upgrade. 3D has been improved, introduction of a functional mirror, PBR textures, management of gauges corrected according to the technical description of the real aircraft. The models with radio (D501 and D510) now have a functional modeling of the real radio-set (as much as P3D allows because the frequencies at the time were very different: band 6/8 meters) such a "Radio Industrie OTC 31 "for the D501 and" Ducretet TH53 "for the D510. An "easy landing" flight model is available by default. There is however a realistic flight model for those who are interested in the flight techniques of this time.
Some screens :
The D500
The D501
finaly the D510
Two versions for the D510 included.
To sum up, I have tried to translate the "look and feel" of French planes from the mid-1930s, gauges and procedures.
For the D510 a FSX version is also avalaible. Happy flying !
Each of the models has its own different cockpit!
JMC
The Three Graces (charm, beauty, creativity from mythology)....neither The painting by Regnault(Louvre Museum - Paris) nor by Raphaël or by anyone ... but the 3 versions of the D500 (lol) are available on the RFN (Royale French Navy) website.
These V2 models are a very important upgrade. 3D has been improved, introduction of a functional mirror, PBR textures, management of gauges corrected according to the technical description of the real aircraft. The models with radio (D501 and D510) now have a functional modeling of the real radio-set (as much as P3D allows because the frequencies at the time were very different: band 6/8 meters) such a "Radio Industrie OTC 31 "for the D501 and" Ducretet TH53 "for the D510. An "easy landing" flight model is available by default. There is however a realistic flight model for those who are interested in the flight techniques of this time.
Some screens :
The D500
The D501
finaly the D510
Two versions for the D510 included.
To sum up, I have tried to translate the "look and feel" of French planes from the mid-1930s, gauges and procedures.
For the D510 a FSX version is also avalaible. Happy flying !
Each of the models has its own different cockpit!
JMC
