Post by bhk on Mar 7, 2009 18:14:58 GMT -5
I won't post any screenshots, as Roger has done the product proud with his array of shots, but I can say that the graphic quality in FS9 is everything that we have come to admire about GAS products.
This is a charming model - available in two versions, incidentally; the 40B and 40C - and in two different liveries; United Airlines and Pacific Air Transport.
It is a delight to fly - like all GAS aircraft - and the sound of the radial engine is excellent.
What rounds out the package is the inclusion of historical data, including all the aircraft (from the A through C versions) and also routes flown. This makes it very easy to set up a flight along the paths taken back in the late 1920's.
A great package.
Well done, Paul & Co.
Bruce
P.S.
For when Paul releases the new package, here is a Flight (for Golden Wings) from Seattle to Los Angeles in 1928.
www.netspeed.com.au/bhk/PAT_1928/PAT_1928.zip
This is a charming model - available in two versions, incidentally; the 40B and 40C - and in two different liveries; United Airlines and Pacific Air Transport.
It is a delight to fly - like all GAS aircraft - and the sound of the radial engine is excellent.
What rounds out the package is the inclusion of historical data, including all the aircraft (from the A through C versions) and also routes flown. This makes it very easy to set up a flight along the paths taken back in the late 1920's.
A great package.
Well done, Paul & Co.
Bruce
P.S.
For when Paul releases the new package, here is a Flight (for Golden Wings) from Seattle to Los Angeles in 1928.
www.netspeed.com.au/bhk/PAT_1928/PAT_1928.zip