Link: Coolsky´s news bulletin.
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Link: Coolsky´s news bulletin.
Edit: Title.
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Nice to see that McPhat is also doing the VC graphics. That is my only complaint about their MD-80's. The VC's are way too low resolution, so I don't even fly them.
Can't wait to see how this one progresses!
For anyone who can't wait and has the bucks to spare:
http://skysimulations.com/index.php?...OQ==&prod_id=7
Looks like it's real light on frames also? Saw these specs and couldn't help but chuckle;
Flight Simulator 9 or X With SP2 or Acceleration.
CPU Athlon or Pentium at 1.8 Ghz
512 MB system memory (preferably not shared)
Hard Disk: 1.5GB of free space available.
3D Video Card with at least 128MB unshared (not integrated graphics)
Anyone running FSX with such a machine, please speak up!
I'll now return to cleaning the shower....
"Illegitimum non carborundum".
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Well, seeing how Coolsky's MD-80 is regarded as one of the most performance friendly aircraft (with in-depth systems modeling), the DC-9 won't (hopefully) be that far off.
I've been pondering for a looooooooooong time about getting SkSim's DC-9, but my conscience just doesn't cooperate.
80 bucks is pretty hefty and difficult to reconcile, but i must admit that ive payed far more for a good aircraft ( a few times ). I guess for me personally, buying the plane would boil down to the quality of the support thats offered, and whether or not i could prove a need for that aircraft.. I have Skysims DC-9 and its a lovely little plane, but i dont fly with any VA's that use them, so for myself, that 80 dollars would be very difficult to justify, but she does look very very sweet..
New pics.
https://www.facebook.com/mcphatstudios
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Impressive.
Can't wait to see if they make textures for the NGX. That'd be great!
New video, looks freaking brilliant:
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<embed src="http://www.youtube.com/v/yst1YzzQIsc?version=3&feature=player_detailpage" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowfullscreen="true" allowscriptaccess="always" width="640" height="360"></object>
Also new VC-shots at McPhat facebook-page are astounding.
Finally bought this a few days ago. And they've recently added repaints for the USN and USAF C-9
C-9 NIGHTINGALE SKYTRAIN II and VIP
The C-9 is the Military version of the DC-9 and it is based on the DC-9 Series 30.
It was produced in tree US military versions with a fourth for the Kuwuait Airforce.
The first is the C-9A Nightingale Aeromedical Evacuation aircraft built for the United States Air force.
The second is the C-9B Convertible passenger/cargo transport, for the US NAVY and MARINE CORPS.
The Third is the VC-9C and VIP Transport and built for the Air Mobility Command.
-This DC-9 is just an advance for what is coming with the long waited Service Pack for all the DC-9 Series.
-Include the same features as the Passenger and Cargo version of the Dc-9.
-Plus Add new animated Pilots.
-3D instruments in the Virtual Cockpit.
-More detailed doors and seals.
-2 accurate modeled version of the operators, USAF, US NAVY and VIP transport.
..:: FREE FOR ALL OF OUR DC-9 CUSTOMERS ::..
YOU MUST HAVE INSTALLED AN A GENUINE SKYSIM DC-9 BEFORE PROCEEDING WITH C-9 INSTALLATION.
My buddy who built the mcphat 3D model has been waiting 2 years to have his membership approved here so he could post things and be a contributing member lol He'll be happy to hear its being posted and talked about.
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