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    Lago Announce Military Helicopters for FS2004


    Posted on Saturday, January 15 @ 03:58:00 GMT by darklord

    Flight Simulator 2004 Lago and Soko announce Lago Military Copters for FS2004. The add-on will include the Mil Mi-24D and Mil Mi-8MTV. For more information, click on Read More.

    New products are coming from Lago and Soko: Lago Military Copters for FS2004, the Mil Mi24D and the Mil Mi8MTV, two Russian helicopters. Maurizio Ruvolo of Lago: "Lago opens to a helicopters, in order to enhance his lineup. These two new projects are very important for us, because we will have the possibility to offer a complete range of products to our customers: airplanes, sceneries, utility and now also helicopters". Alessandro Rozier Lago's project coordinator stated: "Soko experience with the two models will ensure an high level of realism, and great satisfaction for the users. This project will benefit from the experiences made with the Mig21 project". More updates will be made available soon.

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