
We at Cockspur are happy to bring you our rendition of the C510 Mustang for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
This aircraft has been long in the making and is a project of passion. We have put
many man-hours into this aircraft, and we have tried to recreate it after it’s real-world counterpart with as much detail as possible.
We hope that you will enjoy this aircraft as much as we do
Features:
-3 different variants; Standard, High Sierra, and air ambulance
-Multiple liveries
-Different static elements depending on variant
-Accurate flight model
-Accurate systems modelling
-Built from scratch for MSFS
-Interactive Cabin
-Visible passengers
-Custom engine sounds
-Extensive documentation
-Developed with help from real Mustang Pilots
-G1000 NXi integration
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like the paper checklist detail.
still missing more work at the systems. there´s no way to check pressure. or test the alarms of the GPWS. also missing some sounds details and the central keyboard functional and a wx radar.
Now, why the 3-star rating then if all the above is true? Because I am a sim pilot of sound. To me, sound for an aircraft add-on is 50 percent of the score and the C510 fails in many aspects. The sounds that are there are good enough, but the lack of sound brings the score tumbling down. None of the switches make a sound when flipped, the A/C system makes no sound when turned on, and when the door to the plane has opened the latches, door swing, and deployment of the staircase make zero sound. The spring-loaded dinner trays that you can open in the cabin make no sound. The aircraft is just dead in the sound department. The engine start-up sounds are good but then you go to the exterior and your headphones explode from +300db engine blast sound that can be heard a mile away, on the ground, on the other side of the test airport I was using (KMCI). I shouldn't have to wear hearing protection for real to fly a simulated plane. The exterior engine sound mixing needs a great deal of work.
Lastly, we are given a beautiful G1000nxi and a full-on dashboard with alphabetic and numeric keyboards below in the central console that don't work..... -_- What is an amazingly helpful keyboard system in real life is dead in this simulated plane, forcing you to use the old knob format to put in your flight plan and select menu options. The fact these two keyboards are non-functional is a huge turn-off for this plane.
This plane could be a 5-star work of art but the lack of sound and non-functional center console keyboards mar what would otherwise be a perfect score from me. I hope the developer can bring this plane fully to life because right now it's limping along like a silent ninja in the night.
CPU: Intel Core i5-4460 or AMD Ryzen 3 1200.
RAM: 8 GB.
OS: Windows 10 64-bit.
VIDEO CARD: Radeon RX 570 or GeForce GTX 770.
PIXEL SHADER: 5.0.
VERTEX SHADER: 5.0.
FREE DISK SPACE: 150 GB.
DEDICATED VIDEO RAM: 2048 MB.