Any ideas? I've been looking at the Alpha Tu-160 Blackjack. Would have liked the Alpha Backfire, but that left when it's designers left and hasn't been for sale since elsewhere.
Regards,
LT1
Any ideas? I've been looking at the Alpha Tu-160 Blackjack. Would have liked the Alpha Backfire, but that left when it's designers left and hasn't been for sale since elsewhere.
Regards,
LT1
I believe I have every Russian bomber for FS9 I can get my hands on(I collect Russian aircraft).If you are thinking about getting the AS Tu-160 you can't go wrong(in my opinion).It is well worth the price(again IMO),looks and flies great.Since the AS Tu-22M is no long on the market there is Ito's and its not bad at all.
There's a nice TU-95 out by Model by V. Zhyhulskiy - free fifty free is the cost. Nevertheless, it's an excellent model. Alphasim's TU-22 is superb, and their TU-106 is now freeware. Brett Hoskins has a Myasishchev Bison out there too, if memory serves - same price as the the Bear ... .
I hope that helps!
dl
the TU-160 is fantastic, as is the Blinder and Bear, just don't try landing at smaller places in them...
The Samdim Design Tu-95MS/Tu-142M package is good and it,s free.
Regards Paul Day.
Alpha also now have a freeware Tu-16, I think its in AlphaOldies download section on this site.
All modern aircraft have four dimensions: Length, Width, Height and Polotics. The TSR.2 simply got the first three right
Thanks for the feedback guys.
Regards,
LT1
i bought the TU-22 Blinder when it first came out.
quick review:
- beautiful model (especially if you pair it with Yago's photoreal skin)
- challenging flight model (tho no idea how accurate it is)
- cosy office; VC is ok, but looks cartoonish compared to today's photoreal VCs. Only a tiny portion of the buttons are functional however. No deep engine procedures or anything...
- zero fps impact
- pretty simple operations. Just click start and fly. There are no deep simulations of any kind
- some neat animations, such as the cockpit seat dropping down
- pretty pricey. I think i paid $32.00 USD for it when it first came out; maybe it's cheaper now?
over all, it's a fun model to look at and buzz around in. But again, it's too simple for my taste and i've removed from the harddrive.
However, if you want a soviet bomber, this TU-22 is fun...
some super old screenshots:
-feng
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