Just Flight DC6B

**dougal95** · February 27th, 2012, 08:27

Originally Posted by Martyn

We have just released a service pack for the DC-6 : http://www.justflight.com/faqs.asp?d...=298#Update491

WOW! Thanks great already.

***pbearsailor*** · February 27th, 2012, 10:05

Thanks, Martyn!

-steve

***Roger*** · February 27th, 2012, 10:08

Just downloaded. Thanks Martyn!

***robcap*** · February 27th, 2012, 10:32

Downloaded and installing now. Looking forward to giving it a go with my new vid card tomorrow.

Cheers, Rob

***thunder100*** · February 27th, 2012, 11:16

I read the first thread !!
I read Bazzar's retirement based on Thread 1
I read here

Usually I am not that much in DC-6 (I am fine with the CalClassic,and the JBK) more in all Connies,but as a kind of statement I will buy now !!

If it half es good as Bazzar's Connie,and I know Connie's in and out believe me,must be stunning

I report when I got Flying

Roland

**Lenny** · February 27th, 2012, 11:54

Can someone paint one in the colours of the Belgian Air Force?

http://www.belgian-wings.be/Webpages...C-6A KY-2.html

Kind regards,

Lenny.

***flaviossa*** · February 27th, 2012, 12:24

This one, would be good too:
Attachment 60066

My paint skill is zero!

**Martyn** · February 28th, 2012, 00:46

I read Bazzar's retirement based on Thread 1

Don't worry, we won't be letting Bazzar retire anytime soon

***thunder100*** · February 28th, 2012, 05:32

Originally Posted by Martyn

Don't worry, we won't be letting Bazzar retire anytime soon

-->At least from this forum

Got it now ,flew it,Stunning VC-->cannot replicate the critisism
Only thing I am still to stupid is too show up the stairs

I think worth every cent.

Roland

PS:I have many of them-->at least all the CalClassics-->Still the Greg Pepper plane is great by todays standard
PPS:Now we need a DC-7 and more so a DC-7C

**Landman** · March 1st, 2012, 14:51

For you guys who can't find how to make the stairs appear, on the main panel just above the artificial horizon is a red lever labeled "Air On Emergency Power." Click on it and it will toggle the stairs and the hippie wagon.

**Martyn** · March 2nd, 2012, 01:17

Also, the far right W/A switch on the upper overhead panel will toggle chocks/covers etc.

***nio*** · March 4th, 2012, 07:56

I was moved to buy this aircraft both on its own merit and as a way of supporting the developers.

I am going to be making her my ride of choice for a good while to come.

From negatives have come positives. It is good when it works out that way.

Best

nio

**LCBORDEN** · March 6th, 2012, 03:54

Just recieved the boxed version last night...way ahead of anticipated arrival by the way....put it on my computer, added the service pack....and loaded up FSX....my first impressions are "WOW"
excellent,outstanding,Groovy(if you're old enough to recall groovy). Need to adjust cfg. for pilot position I like to see more instrument panel than the default...did a quick series of "A" keystrokes to see additional views and I really like the hot babe flight attentdant...the detail is very good (not the flight attendant, the aircraft). engine views wing views underside etc. all very neat. Took off for a quick familiarization flight, aircraft gives the feel of a heavy four engine aircraft, a little slow to climb, a little slow for rudder response, feels on the edge of stall till airspeed builds, just what I would expect... level off, set trim, pick an auto pilot setting and lock on....then about a thousand view strokes to see all of it....I'm very pleased. I also have the Professional Connie pack (which I fly most often) This (the DC6B) is equivalent to that package and a blast to play with. WAY TO GO Baz and company. So enough of this I'm off for a morning flight. I don't know if other developers are working on the Douglas heavies, but this one is a very good rendition...with the FSX enhancement from A2A enabled it is pretty darn cool. Oh btw the boxed version comes with a Manual....yes, you read correctly a manual, a small book that is an excellent reference for this product...

Ol' Jarhead