Indiafoxtecho MB-339 now available

**ak416** · October 17th, 2020, 14:56

It's finally here!

https://secure.simmarket.com/indiafo...339-msfs.phtml

Startup Tutorial

**Bomber_12th** · October 17th, 2020, 16:19

**Bomber_12th** · October 17th, 2020, 16:21

**Bomber_12th** · October 17th, 2020, 16:24

Quality, through and through. It is exceptional, Dino!

**StormILM** · October 17th, 2020, 16:29

It's a fun jet to fly!

**Bomber_12th** · October 17th, 2020, 17:45

***jankees*** · October 18th, 2020, 09:33

I love it!

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**Javis** · October 18th, 2020, 09:46

I was hoping to be able to read something about the 'manufacturing statistics' of Dino's gorgeous looking jet trainer. Not only with the model in mind but also very much about what might be in store regarding developments by other developers.

I can't even begin to imagine that Dino created this beauty from scratch with MSFS outthere on the market for what, 2 months ?...

So is it a FSX/P3D portover ? That's a bit hard to believe too because screenshots have been shown here of portovers that didn't look half as good as Dino's MB-339. So is it a portover with significantly updated MSFS display features ? (or atleast *some* of them..). F.i. do the textures make use of PBR materials ?

We now know that the sound is 'legacy' but what about the flightmodel ?

Sorry about all these questions but i think it would be interesting to know certainly in light of what we may well expect from Dino and other devs in the foreseeable future.(you know, once the camel gets his nose into the tent his body will shortly follow..)

**Bomber_12th** · October 18th, 2020, 09:59

Dino has been working on this and the Long-EZ for MSFS since early in the year, back during alpha testing, when the developers who signed up first got access to the SDK. They are MSFS-native models. The MB-339 is of course a reprocessed/redone version of Dino's previous work, while the Long-EZ was a open-source model that Dino acquired in order to use as the first aircraft he worked on developing-out for MSFS.

**Bomber_12th** · October 18th, 2020, 10:28

Also, make sure you're flying the aircraft using the default "Modern" flight model option within the MSFS options, which it is designed for, and not the "FSX" flight model option, which may cause problems.

**Javis** · October 18th, 2020, 11:08

Originally Posted by Bomber_12th

Dino has been working on this and the Long-EZ for MSFS since early in the year, back during alpha testing, when the developers who signed up first got access to the SDK. They are MSFS-native models. The MB-339 is of course a reprocessed/redone version of Dino's previous work, while the Long-EZ was a open-source model that Dino acquired in order to use as the first aircraft he worked on developing-out for MSFS.

Ah, that makes a lot of sense. Good to know, thanks, John !

Just wheeled it into my hangar. Magnificent indeed. Wow!