How do you feel about the taxiway signs that default Microsoft Flight Simulator has to offer? Personally, I think they’re pretty mediocre. Lacking in accuracy, tough to read, and have a slight tendency to get in your way. The folks at Black Square and Just Flight agreed, and decided to develop Real Taxiways USA. Let’s find out if it’s worth picking up…
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The release of Volanta 1.1.0 saw plenty of improvements and changes, along with the introduction of Volanta Premium. In this first look video, we take a look at the new features and whether the new subscription is worthwhile.
You can read more about Volanta v1.1.0 and Volanta Premium here.
In this first look video, Calum has a look at the upcoming Origami Studios London Gatwick Airport for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
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This is a pre-release copy provided to us by Origami Studios.
In another video series with FSElite, we speak to SimWorks Studios on how they brought their Okavango Delta to Microsoft Flight Simulator. This ambitious project was the result of nearly 9 man-months of work and covers a huge region in the world. Adding thousands of animals, tens of camps and hundreds of objects was no easy task, but SimWorks Studios shares how this was all achieved.
This video was produced in support of the FlyJuly series taking place. You can find out more about FlyJuly here.
Hello everyone, Patrick back again and today we’re taking a look at the MilViz FG-1D Corsair. The Corsair is an American fighter that first took flight in 1940. Going on to serve in World War ll and later the Korean War. Now in 2021 it’s serving you in Microsoft Flight Simulator.
During late January 1945, The FG-1D was first delivered to the Port of Columbus Airport in Ohio. Today the airport is called John Glenn Columbus International and that’s where I will be showcasing the Corsair for you today.
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Join Calum from FSElite where he interviews developer Dean from DC Designs to talk about fighter jets in Microsoft Flight Simulator, using DCS and how developers create jets for the simulator.
You can check out DC Designs’ latest aircraft over on Just Flight’s website here.
This video was produced in support of the FlyJuly series taking place. You can find out more about FlyJuly here.
Located in northern Germany, Hamburg Airport serves as an important hub for many airlines across Europe. Its location means many airlines from around the world visit the airport on a regular basis and developer Sim-Wings has brought the airport to Microsoft Flight Simulator to enable simmers to recreate many of those flights. Let’s take a look at how Sim-Wings has brought the busy airport to the sim.
Years ago it was easy to find a light aircraft throttle, prop, mixture controller at an entry-level price. Today, they are harder to find and often when you do, the price has increased to what you would pay for a top-tier FAA approved component. This of course is retailers and second-hand sellers taking advantage of the new surge of interest in Flight Simulation.
But now there is hope in getting one for $200 and below. This is made possible by Flight Sim Stuff. They offer handmade 3D printed, plug and play USB controllers.
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Join Ronnie as we fly the new Aerosoft CRJ 550 and 700 in Microsoft Flight Simulator.
It’s worth noting that this review was edited and completed prior to the recent v1.0.0.1 update which just released.
From interior to exterior, let’s talk about Reagan National Airport by Drzewiecki Design.
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