I already owned Virtavia's F-111 so I was hesitant to invest in another aardvark. But after flying this baby, I'm glad I did. I'm very, very happy with my purchase. This is one gorgeous warbid inside and out and I find the flight dynamics to be very convincing. No frame rate impact for me either.
Perhaps not quite at the level of A2A's Wings of Power warbirds, this Me262 still holds its own nicely. Beautiful external model with very convincing textures, very well done VC and believable flight dynamics. The sounds are very well done too. I have no complaints.
The best looking and flying WW2 aircraft I have for FSX. The VC and flight dynamics are very well done, but the coup de grace is undoubtedly, the visual model. Absoulutely gorgeous to behold in flight. A2A's prices are steep for 1 aircraft, but this is well worth it.
I've been waiting for a good ME262 for a long time and I'm very pleased my wait is over. Solid job on the VC, external model, and textures. I have no complaints.
With the massively complex virtual cockpit and every switch in authentic Russian, beginners might think twice about this one. Go to the support forum and download the quickstart guide. However, if you're looking for authenticity and superb detail - the .pdf manual is 63 pages - Nemeth certainly gives you your money worth and then some. Excellence on every level.
Shane ain't kidding. I was VERY impressed at the minimal impact on framerates KSFO provided. Thank heaven for designers like FLY Tampa that know how to provide great visual detail while keeping framerates up. 3D taxi lights, moving trams, plenty of static aircraft and ramp vehicles, and SFO's buildings faithfully recreated. A superb addition to the FLY Tampa series. BRAVO!
As with the other FLYTAMPA airports, their KSAN is very well done and captures, nicely, the feel of San Diego Intl. Because of its small size, this airport barely impacted my framerates, too. Great stuff.