FSX Space 1999 Eagle

From the 70's TV Series Space 1999. Finally FS allows space flight and it won't cost you 2 million to get there. - Absolute ceiling 550,000ft / 104 miles!! ran out of atmosphere. - service ceiling 400,000ft / 75.75 miles - V max 2168KIAS @ Sea Level.

From the 70's TV Series Space 1999. Finally FS allows space flight and it won't cost you 2 million to get there. - Absolute ceiling 550,000ft / 104 miles!! ran out of atmosphere. - service ceiling 400,000ft / 75.75 miles - V max 2168KIAS @ Sea Level.

Images & Screenshots

The archive FSX_Eagle.zip has 41 files and directories contained within it. View them

File Contents

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
Aircraft.cfg	10.20.06	12.11 kB
Eagle 1.jpg	10.19.06	65.41 kB
Eagle.air	07.13.05	10.10 kB
effects	10.20.06	0 B
fx_beacony.fx	05.12.06	2.44 kB
fx_efaburner.fx	11.26.04	12.31 kB
fx_F14_BurnerFlame.fx	10.12.03	22.10 kB
fx_navgre.fx	05.12.06	4.53 kB
fx_navred.fx	05.12.06	4.53 kB
fx_sparks.fx	05.12.06	5.04 kB
fx_spray.fx	05.12.06	4.97 kB
fx_tchdrt.fx	05.12.06	3.74 kB
fx_tchdwn.fx	05.12.06	3.71 kB
fx_wake.fx	05.12.06	2.45 kB
model	10.19.06	0 B
Eagle.mdl	10.19.06	2.22 MB
Model.cfg	10.19.06	24 B
panel	10.19.06	0 B
737_compass.BMP	05.12.06	95.51 kB
737_Panel_Decals_2.bmp	05.12.06	257.05 kB
737-800_panel_background.bmp	05.12.06	769.05 kB
737-800_panel_background_night.bmp	05.12.06	769.05 kB
B737_800.cab	09.04.06	2.01 MB
panel.cfg	07.27.06	6.08 kB
Thumbs.db	10.19.06	7.00 kB
upper_640.bmp	05.12.06	18.99 kB
readme.txt	10.20.06	1.63 kB
sound	10.18.06	0 B
sound.cfg	10.20.06	30 B
texture	10.19.06	0 B
$Panel_Left	10.19.06	257.05 kB
$Panel_Right	10.19.06	257.05 kB
Cockpit.bmp	10.19.06	1.00 MB
Frame.bmp	10.19.06	1.00 MB
Interior.bmp	10.19.06	512.07 kB
Parts.bmp	10.19.06	1.00 MB
Pod.bmp	10.19.06	1.00 MB
Thumbnail.jpg	10.19.06	8.31 kB
Thumbs.db	10.19.06	7.50 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

Editorial

When I first laid eye on this aircraft, I found myself rather confused. However, a brief jogging of the memory brought me back to the hit TV series that the aircraft is based on, Space.

The aircraft that you get here is designed on the original from the series itself, and for fans of the series – or those who like fictional aircraft – this can be immense fun to fly around in.

This aircraft is an absolute monster and is worth check in out for those who want to push the boundaries of performance whilst getting to fly something majorly different.

With a service ceiling of 400,000ft and 75.75 miles and a V max of 2167KIAS @ sea level, you have an aircraft that is major fun to fly.

My Impressions

The first thing that really got to me was how easy it was to fly, given what it’s based on and how it engages itself. The main thing I did enjoy about the design of the aircraft, though, comes from the fact that it was incredible user friendly despite its quirks.

It’s not your average aircraft yet the team behind it have gone a real distance to make sure that it flies just like anything else – though not in a bad way.

It feels totally different to what you might be used to, sure, but it feels magnificent at the same time. One thing that always impresses me about flying fictional models like this is the fact that they tend to carry so much control over their real-life counterparts, making it easy to get to grips with and to master. This is no different.

The detail in the model is spot on, too. It looks just as it should and uses the full power of FSX to ensure it flies with accuracy and detail. The whole system is there to give you an incredible level of performance and make sure that the entire program can feel authentic – well, as authentic as it can given what it’s based on!

I would happily recommend it to any Space fans and beyond.

Adam McEnroe

Adam McEnroe is a flight sim enthusiast who has been simming since the days of FS95. Adam writes all of the download section editorials after testing each of the files. Adam has extensive knowledge using various flight simulator packages and thoroughly tests the files before writing about them. Adam also like to fly real-world aircraft in his spare time and is training for his PPL.

Should you wish, you can contact Adam via email at adam@flyawaysimulation.com.

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