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Four classical different models by David Bushell. Panel by Harald Hartl. Full moving parts. Lights. Rotating front gear. Excellent behavior at Mach 3. Very easy to fly and land. Sounds included. Assembled for FS2004 and flight dynamics by Alejandro Villa.
Download Rating Details
Total Votes:
11
Overall Rating:
6.9091
Additional Download Details
Author:
Unknown
Downloads:
20590
Version:
Compatibility:
FS2004
Filename:
bla2004.zip
Filesize:
4.96 MB
User Comments
There are a total of 7 comments for this download.
When I first installed this plane (about three system crashes ago lol) I found it to be difficult to control, as the thrust & thrust scalar's set rather high, but it has to be to "fit" with the mechanics of the real thing. This makes it especially hard to control after landing.
However, in time I got the hang of it, and rather enjoy flying it when I want to fly supersonic and/or hypersonic.
One thing that'll help is to fly it essentially the same as you would with the Stoneair Stingray, and that is to anticipate your movements & course changes, etc well ahead of time. Incidentally, when when you're descending, give it about eight degrees of spoiler, or it'll "run away" from you.
I'd rate it higher than a seven, but I've never been able to get the landing gear to be visible.
When I first installed this plane (about three system crashes ago lol) I found it to be difficult to control, as the thrust & thrust scalar's set rather high, but it has to be to "fit" with the mechanics of the real thing. This makes it especially hard to control after landing.
However, in time I got the hang of it, and rather enjoy flying it when I want to fly supersonic and/or hypersonic.
One thing that'll help is to fly it essentially the same as you would with the Stoneair Stingray, and that is to anticipate your movements & course changes, etc well ahead of time. Incidentally, when when you're descending, give it about eight degrees of spoiler, or it'll "run away" from you.
I'd rate it higher than a seven, but I've never been able to get the landing gear to be visible.