Pretty darn accurate scenario and surrounds. Flying here for so many years in real life can't be more than happy that Sierrasim made it. Extremely well wrote it with a really minimum impact on FPS.

Amazingly detailed and it dosen’t take a huge toll on your frames. One of the best Chicago sceneries out there.

Simply the most detailed rendition of an scenery I have ever seen. This is simply the best of the best. What’s more it runs so well.

Paulo Ricardo is one of the best Brazilian scenary desingers. I live in Fortaleza and I am impressed by the amount of details of this work, mainly in relation to public buildings and tourist spots. In addition, the city's surroundings are very well represented. It is a scenario worthy of my city.

Seems like there should be a few more liveries for this? What you do get hear is nice enough, but just not very many. Also there is a issue with the texture files causing blacked out cockpits and broken shadowing around the exterior. Just ugly as can be. The issues required me to contact Virtavia Who quickly gave me a very easy fix and totally resolved the issue. Such good customer service.

The Robin is a unique plane and for some reason difficult to locate a solid sim representation. I chose this one in a whim and so far feel pretty good about it. It’s a really nice plane for touring under 10,000 feet. Has a fair amount of power for short flights with lesser fuel and perform well even loaded up. There’s a nice selection of liveries included. The interior looks like any Robin I’ve ever seen and is detailed nicely. It sounds right and flies right. Lionheart always offers very pretty planes and this is slightly less eye popping, but the Robin isn’t really eye popping anyway. It’s a bird that may need some acquired taste. For the money it’s a solid purchase and I’m not finding any problems with it after my first 4 hours of flying.

I really want to rate this higher but there’s too many significant bugs holding it back. First the models are fantastic and fly realistically. Easy to hover and control. Nicely detailed in and out. Few actual functioning switches, knobs and dials. Just the essentials work mostly. The most glaring drawback is that FSX SE version does not have any audio! Yes I mean a totally silent engine. However the developer web sight has a solution that I found to be really quite simple. Basically you just alias sound from another aircraft, I used the Augusta 101 helicopter. It’s not quite the right sound at all, but It’ll do for now. Next issue is that the variant with the rescue basket has a problem. The basket can be loaded and dumped of its human cargo but it only move half way out from the chopper and does not raise or lower at all. The fire tank equipped model doesn’t show the dumping of water effects. The copilot altimeter doesn’t work. I can forgive the little things but the nonfunctional rescue basket is a big disappointment. So really this is a mediocre Huey and I only give it 3 stars because I am a big fan of this chopper and the modeling is better than good. If you’re a fan of the Huey like me and can forgive those issues then consider buying but ONLY on sale. No way it’s worth full price as is.

Yes! Totally worth adding. Basically .50 cents per livery and they look very good.

Virtavia makes pretty cheap but often fun and serviceable add on planes, so you should temper your expectations. This C17 is actually better than most of their offerings. It’s not a pro simulation by any means, but it is a good looking representation of this iconic beast. I see the McChord version ( available by buying the C17 DLC) fly overhead frequently, some times appearing to do circuits. That said the details are pretty spot on. The roaring engines when heard from the outside is a little understated here though, but still a quality sound. All doors open by the ramp requires you map the wing fold action to a key, it’s easy to do but not obvious to first few glances. If you don’t map the wing fold to a key then the ramp will only open half way, or such as it would when dumping cargo or soldiers. Once mapped (only works on the ground) pushing that assigned key will further extend the ramp to fully deployed and touching the ground. Just remember use regular door open ( Shift+E+2) first. For the money you can’t go wrong and buying the add on DLC liveries will be something worth getting as well. Another note, Virtavia has excellent and speedy customer service. Just be polite and provide brief specific details like you would anywhere and they will get back to you lickity split. They have helped me solve every issue I’ve ever had with very simple and clear instructions. Can’t say the same for certain other developers who put their ego ahead of service and facts.

I've never had the pleasure of visiting Regina, but FSXcenery seems to be paying more attention to detail than in many of their past products. Although, I can't vouch for the accuracy of the layout the product quality seems to be improving with each release. Good job Fernando and company, keep it up friends!