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News:
RealAir Simulations Releases Tail Dragger Package

Posted on Wednesday, April 30 @ 02:11:04 BST by darklord

RealAir Simulations announces the release of its Tail Dragger package: the Scout, Citabria and Decathlon for FSX. Built from scratch and fully compatible with FSX Sp1, the package features five distinct tail draggers including fully aerobatic, amphibian and tundra versions, all with individual virtual cockpits and RealAir's updated ultra-smooth gauge technology. There is a total of 50 individual liveries.

Each of the 5 variants has an individually designed flight model, with spinning and side slip improvements over the FS9 version. Gauge backlighting can now function at all times of the day. Each variant has one-click fully customisable panel configurations. The package includes updated scenery for Bear Gulch specially made for FSX. The complete and upgraded packages along with detailed information is available now at the RealAir Simulations website.

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