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Piper Malibu with DLX Jetprop Conversion!

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Beech A36 Bonanza!

http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/show...u-and-Beech-A36

Carenado do some of the best aircraft for FSX don't they, nothing overly complex but they all look great and fly well.

Too bad they're not doing the Meridian itself, close enough though.

I'm consistently amazed at the rate at which they put out such good aircraft.

Fantastic, love the look of these TP Pipers, good manly looking lines is bound to be fun to fly

nzav8tor wrote:

QUOTE (nzav8tor @ Aug 31 2011,12:08 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Carenado do some of the best aircraft for FSX don't they, nothing overly complex but they all look great and fly well.

Jeeze aviator, you really must be fussy. just how much complexity are you looking for?

There'd be a few Zk Malibu's and A36's wouldn't there?

Well light GA vs. complex airliners...

connor wrote:

QUOTE (connor @ Sep 1 2011,5:34 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

There'd be a few Zk Malibu's and A36's wouldn't there?

The poster above flys a Meridian which is closer to the Carenado model in performance. There is a piston Mailbu based here in Tauranga (never seen it) and there are at least two others in the country (including some in US reg). There are 5 Beech A36s in the country.

nzav8tor wrote:

QUOTE (nzav8tor @ Sep 1 2011,5:36 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Well light GA vs. complex airliners...

Ahh.. gotcha, thought you were meaning the Carenado GA wasnt detailed enough etc, makes sense now

Be a lot happier if they built a 'Cessna A-36 Dragonfly'

I think there's a Matrix here too. This is more my style though..

Day job

nzav8tor wrote:

QUOTE (nzav8tor @ Sep 1 2011,8:36 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I think there's a Matrix here too. This is more my style though..

That,s Style , surely they must be running out of those single engine jobbies , they were fun back in 1985 .