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Hello Friends

There is light at the end of this tunnel, and the horizon is not that far away. Although this unit was used during the war, it is best known in civilian clothes. This particular skin is fictitious but then we like to be different

Spartan

Now that i've finished drooling...

Looks fantastic as always Milton. can't wait for this one

If this is that single engine warplane-in-the-front, exec.-transport-in-the-back thingy, I'm excited! Hoping for a good predominantly bare-metal texture if it's what I think it is...

...Oh, Duh....there's a picture in you post...

Yep!...thass' it!

Very nice Milton! As always, you and your crew do outstanding work and I'm sure all of us here at CC will be anxiously waiting it's release

WOOOHOOO!!! WOW!! Have always loved this plane!!!

The development screenshots were GREAT!!!

Thanks friends. I do believe Urs "Maloney" is working on a bare metal version as we speak.

Mike Stone did a very nice Spartan and there are some excellent textures (bare metal) and beautiful panel released for it as well. Panel is different from ours but realistic and more common style, very nicely done. I believe you can get that one at Flightsim.

Scott has mod'd this panel over the years, always wanted a Spartan so now we have one.

Here's a shot of "Taking active 34R" at KSEA on a cool, foggy morning.

I would expect availablitity mid-January.

The gauges in that VC are simply outstanding.....wonderful work. Y'all have every right to be extremely proud of this work.

WOW ! Milton !
Thankx for sharing !
Looks outstanding, can't wait to get my pawns on it.

And off course I'll be keeping book of all the repaints that turn up and collect 'm as usual


fled

Sweet!
As usual, the virtual cockpit is simply impressive - oh, well, could we expect the less?

Milton, is there a chance to get the "Specification" section on your page available? It would be interesting to see right now if the Spartan performances will make it a fitting choice for our Sunday flights.

Thanks!

Marco

PERFORMANCE AT CRUISING ALTITUDE 9,600 FT.

High Speed (28 In. Hg. – 2,200 RPM) 208 M.P.H. 334.7 K.P.H.
Climbing Speed 132 M.P.H. 212.4 K.P.H.
Time of Climb to Cruising Altitude 9 Min.
Cruising Speed at 75% Rated Power 200 M.P.H. 321.8 K.P.H.
Cruising Speed at 65% Rated Power 190 M.P.H. 305.7 K.P.H.
Endurance at 75% Rated Power 4.5 Hrs.
Endurance at 65% Rated Power 5.5 Hrs.
Range at 75% Rated Power 900 Miles 1,448.1 Km
Range at 65% Rated Power 1,000 Miles 1,609.0 Km

Service Ceiling 24,000 Ft. 7,315.2 M.

Thank you very much, Milton - precious informations!

At cruise altitude this Spartan might be an excellent candidate for future flights of ours, so let's start making room into the hangar


Marco

Mid January huh...........I better get this DC3 painted and out of the way or build on to the paint booth ..........looks like another hot project coming in lol

Merry Christmas everyone

Urs "Maloney" Burkhardt has completed the first cut on the interior textures, she is looking very sweet.

www.flightsimonline.co...tan/vc.htm

Looks Awesome Milton and Merry Christmas to you too and thanks for sharing the pic's.