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That´s not correct Jeff... Here it is and to. And to the 20thst of february cost not 47.60 Euro but 28.56 Euro

It is surprising that the Optica has not "taken off" sales wise but that factory fire would not have helped. I was looking for a four seat Piper Cub variant for a little project and then I found this. It is hard to find good FSX freeware aircraft and I get really jealous with the new payware X Plane, AFS and P3D aircraft. Hopefully Microsoft will come up with the goods later this year and kick ass and I can still use FS Earth in the new sim as my internet is limited.

Another aircraft of the Cold war... flown for a long time even after it was obsolete..

You are a machine ... :rockon:

How is that model? It can be a bit hit and miss with STMA They apparently did a little work 'cause it's pretty stable now. The wait while it slows from cruise to flap speed (180 - 80) is still quite lengthy.

This is a Starfighter, You can fly for fun... This one for P3D is another thing... The next adventure.

The second try was not better. I threw that thing off the hard drive.

Huh... good to know about Alaska, thanks will check out some pics

I have at the moment the feeling, that IPAC is going in the wrong direction. They have done a Boeing 777 but hey .... what can we do with this in a simulation better fitted for VFR, than for anyting else? And it is years ago that I have suggestedted them to repair a smal thing: the NAV/GPS-switch. But nothing is happen. I use Aerofly2 but in reality I concentrate for the upcomming FS 2020 by Microsoft. X-Plane is not my thing.

Yes, good thinks need time. Hope that Microsoft not killed the Spirit of the people for Aerofly 2

Thanks "SJIMC2000" :0 There's a few of us still around that remember those days .... and have somehow stumbled into FS too .... BUT .... we're few'n'far between (those of us whom were there and saw everything unfolding before or eyes) and "Die Hards" me thinks ;) I should have posted he following file information in support of my above presentation .... Anyone interested in the CBFS released VISCOUNT packages (part of which form the foundation of my above presentation) should refer to the following FS.COM hosted information .... FS2004 (ACOF) - FS2004 Turboprops FS2004...