Russian Airplane Status Update Thread

[SeanTK]

This covers more than just airliners:

1. Ilyushin Il-62M by Project Tupolev seems to be progressing each week. No shots yet, but the Project Tupolev team is active and progress is being made.
I'll ask for any updates directly at the end of this month. Expected to be of the same caliber as their most recent Tu-154 iteration, systems-wise.

2. Tim Conrad's Tupolev A-3 Aerosledge.
No idea how this is progressing, hopefully we'll see it come to fruition.

3. Sukhoi Su-37 (is the -35 part of this?)
by Pam, Paul Dominique, and a few others. I know we'll see this one eventually and am looking forward to it. (when you guys get to systems checking and implementation, let me know)

4. Some MiGs and a Polish helicopter
by Ivan J. Last update in early February. Looking forward to them:
http://www.migsim.ic.cz/triadvacitka.html


That's all I know about that has a reasonable or guaranteed release sometime in the future for FSX.
There are a handful of other projects that I am aware of, but many of them seem to have stalled out.

Enjoy your weekend.

[YoYo]

Maybe someone or any company will do IL-76 finally?



or An-12 ?

[Sid2008]

In Simviation thtey have an Aeroflot IL-18 with VC. The VC seems to work on my FSX Gold. I enjoy this plane but some people might not like it because it is not a perfect build. But its good enough for me.
Sid

[Bjoern]

4. Some MiGs and a Polish helicopter
by Ivan J. Last update in early February. Looking forward to them:
http://www.migsim.ic.cz/triadvacitka.html

"Some MiGs" he says....sheeesh!

A Farmer, another Fishbed and a Flogger! What more do you want! (Except for a later Flogger.)

[SeanTK]

@Yo-Yo,

I hope someone will cover the Il-76, but I suspect that we will be waiting a while if it ever even happens!
It's really been the backbone of a lot of cargo and humanitarian operations these days.

@Bjoern,

Yep, just some MiGs! I'm looking forward to the MiG-23 Flogger!


@Sid,

Most of the "FSX conversions" on SimV do not seem to have the permission of the original authors, and sacrifice a lot of systems usability to "work" in FSX.
Regardless, if you like it, I suppose that's what counts.