WWII Trainers?

[Kiwikat]

Why haven't developers made a new T-6 or T-28 yet? None of the current offerings come close to meeting my expectations. A good one would sell very well. They are among the most repaintable planes too.

A2A? Vertigo?

[stiz]

we got a brilliant tiger moth .. what more could you want!!

[stansdds]

Uhhhh... Wozza (Warwick Carter) did a really nice (and complicated) freeware T6 for FSX.

[Kiwikat]

Uhhhh... Wozza (Warwick Carter) did a really nice (and complicated) freeware T6 for FSX.

What I said in my first post covers that one too. I want one that is like A2A or Vertigo Studios quality.

I know there's interest in these two planes. The Texan was one of Alphasim's best sellers. I would think it would sell better than most if not all of the more obscure WWII planes that have been coming out lately.

[Felixthreeone]

What I said in my first post covers that one too. I want one that is like A2A or Vertigo Studios quality.

I know there's interest in these two planes. The Texan was one of Alphasim's best sellers. I would think it would sell better than most if not all of the more obscure WWII planes that have been coming out lately.

I agree 100%. It is a gaping hole in FSX aircraft of that era. I particularly like the new racers myself, but am an all-around fan of the WWII trainers...

[fliger747]

BTW the T-28 isn't a WWII era trainer. One of my (now retired) Naval Aviator friends had that as his first aircraft at Pensacola in the early 70's.

I know a guy in North Pole Alaska that has one, though at $5:65 a gallon not sure he flies it much.

WOZZA's T-6 is pretty nice!

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