FSX Star Wars Millenium Falcon

FSX Star Wars Millenium Falcon. Features: maximum performance - full envelope; capable of FSX max speed (2667 kts); stable and strong under extreme G loads and maximum dynamic pressures; ultra efficient, high thrust, SuperSpoilers; deflection flaps for hovering flight. By Bruce Fitzgerald.

FSX Star Wars Millenium Falcon. Features: maximum performance - full envelope; capable of FSX max speed (2667 kts); stable and strong under extreme G loads and maximum dynamic pressures; ultra efficient, high thrust, SuperSpoilers; deflection flaps for hovering flight. By Bruce Fitzgerald.

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File Contents

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
aircraft.cfg	08.03.07	7.70 kB
effects	08.03.07	0 B
milfblue.fx	07.22.07	1.27 kB
falcon4.jpg	07.22.07	68.06 kB
maxPERF.air	08.02.07	12.85 kB
model	08.03.07	0 B
milf.mdl	08.02.07	697.52 kB
model.cfg	07.21.07	63 B
panel	08.03.07	0 B
burnab.CAB	05.17.07	11.86 kB
dfa18_fx.cab	03.29.04	1.33 kB
forward_1024.bmp	05.17.07	2.25 MB
panel.cfg	05.14.07	5.42 kB
panel_decal.bmp	02.28.04	3.00 MB
panel_decal_2.bmp	02.28.04	768.05 kB
panel_decal_3.bmp	01.28.04	1.00 MB
panel_decal_4.bmp	01.28.04	1.00 MB
radar.cab	09.04.06	25.54 kB
radio.bmp	03.22.04	769.05 kB
right_mfd.bmp	03.22.04	769.05 kB
superh.cab	03.29.04	226.02 kB
Thumbs.db	11.17.06	7.00 kB
readme.txt	08.03.07	2.24 kB
sound	08.03.07	0 B
c.wav	11.26.04	42.64 kB
CABIN.wav	11.26.04	103.08 kB
L.wav	11.26.04	42.64 kB
laapdis.wav	11.26.04	11.25 kB
LAN11.wav	11.26.04	53.38 kB
LAN12.wav	11.26.04	51.10 kB
LAN13.wav	11.26.04	199.57 kB
LAN14.wav	11.26.04	312.65 kB
LAN1SHUT.wav	11.26.04	88.94 kB
LAN1STRT.wav	11.26.04	239.01 kB
LAN21.wav	11.26.04	35.16 kB
LAN22.wav	11.26.04	60.47 kB
LAN23.wav	11.26.04	55.94 kB
LAN24.wav	11.26.04	62.72 kB
LAN2SHUT.wav	11.26.04	89.37 kB
LAN2STRT.wav	11.26.04	320 B
LAOVER.wav	11.26.04	50.36 kB
LBN11.wav	11.26.04	96.15 kB
LBN12.wav	11.26.04	51.10 kB
LBN13.wav	11.26.04	199.57 kB
LBN14.wav	11.26.04	312.65 kB
LBN1SHUT.wav	11.26.04	894 B
LBN1STRT.wav	11.26.04	169.37 kB
LBN21.wav	11.26.04	35.16 kB
LBN22.wav	11.26.04	60.47 kB
LBN23.wav	11.26.04	55.94 kB
LBN24.wav	11.26.04	62.72 kB
LBN2SHUT.wav	11.26.04	894 B
LMFLAPS.wav	11.26.04	25.17 kB
LMGEARDN.wav	11.26.04	26.49 kB
LMGEARUP.wav	11.26.04	14.65 kB
R.wav	11.26.04	42.64 kB
Sound.cfg	11.26.04	12.23 kB
stall.wav	11.26.04	36.69 kB
XLAN11.wav	11.26.04	89.04 kB
XLAN12.wav	11.26.04	79.75 kB
XLAN13.wav	11.26.04	59.36 kB
XLAN14.wav	11.26.04	83.46 kB
XLAN1SHUT.wav	11.26.04	88.94 kB
XLAN1STRT.wav	11.26.04	239.01 kB
XLAN21.wav	11.26.04	102.34 kB
XLAN22.wav	11.26.04	102.57 kB
XLAN23.wav	11.26.04	202.78 kB
XLAN24.wav	11.26.04	207.18 kB
XLAN2SHUT.wav	11.26.04	894 B
XLAN2STRT.wav	11.26.04	320 B
XLAN2T.wav	11.26.04	354 B
XLBN11.wav	11.26.04	89.04 kB
XLBN12.wav	11.26.04	79.75 kB
XLBN13.wav	11.26.04	59.36 kB
XLBN14.wav	11.26.04	83.46 kB
XLBN1SHUT.wav	11.26.04	894 B
XLBN1STRT.wav	11.26.04	184 B
XLBN21.wav	11.26.04	102.34 kB
XLBN22.wav	11.26.04	102.57 kB
XLBN23.wav	11.26.04	202.78 kB
XLBN24.wav	11.26.04	207.18 kB
XLBN2SHUT.WAV	11.26.04	894 B
XLBN2T.wav	11.26.04	354 B
texture	08.03.07	0 B
boot.bmp	05.23.07	17.05 kB
ckpt_wall.bmp	08.01.07	1.00 MB
glass.bmp	05.30.07	257.05 kB
inside.bmp	08.01.07	3.00 MB
rappanel.bmp	04.26.07	257.05 kB
rappanel01.bmp	04.26.07	257.05 kB
thumbnail.jpg	07.22.07	68.06 kB
yt1300_a.bmp	07.22.07	1.00 MB
yt1300_b.bmp	07.21.07	129.05 kB
yt1300_c.bmp	07.21.07	5.05 kB
yt1300_ci.bmp	07.19.07	12.05 kB
yt1300_d.bmp	07.21.07	33.05 kB
yt1300_e.bmp	07.21.07	33.05 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

Editorial

Although not a huge Star Wars fan, I have to admit that I started clapping like a seal when I came across this wonderful piece of work!

The Millennium Falcon is, of course, an iconic piece of Star Wars history. It’s a starship flown by the wonderful rogue, Han Solo, and his Wookie sidekick, Chewbacca. Having had the pleasure of trying out virtual representations of this legendary spacecraft in other Star Wars based flight combat games, I was desperate to see how it would handle itself in the challenge, authentic climate of FSX.

This comes with a dizzying speed level and a performance that, frankly, I found a little hard to get control of. I get that this is built upon a piece of kit that blows away anything we could realistically expect to see in our own lifetimes, but I just found it so different to anything else I have used in a simulator. While its performance is a novelty, to me it wasn’t hugely enjoyable. It felt out of place, but that’s not to say that it’s a bad take on the model.

Of course the Millennium Falcon would feel out of place to me!

It comes with a range of powerful add-ons such as high thrust and unreal efficiency, as well as a capability of hitting FSX top speeds of 2667KTS. That’s an impressive feat in itself, not to mention the fact that it handles G-force as if it’s just a passing breeze. Add in the fact it provides maximum dynamic pressure, and you have a piece of kit there that is going to feel so different to anything you might have expected.

Impressively Detailed

While the flight aspect is such a challenge to get used to that it all became a little confusing, I did enjoy how detailed the model is. They’ve done a rather spectacular job of building the model, using so much detail on every little rivet and bolt. It even has all the hallmarks of the dirt and decay that you can see all over the Falcon in the movies; it’s a fine touch.

While it’s a bit too arcade-y for me to enjoy too much, I would happily recommend this Millennium Falcon experience to anyone who loves the movie. I’ll definitely keep it around for those times I want to zip around the planet at speeds I can barely comprehend!

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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