FSX / P3D

FSX 1938 Waterman Arrowbile

The 1938 Waterman Arrowbile brings aviation’s quirky car-plane concept to life in FSX, with detachable-wing inspiration reflected in a detailed model. Expect a full working virtual cockpit with back-lit gauges, 2D panels, custom sounds, and polished reflective metal and glass textures for convincing ground-to-air roleplay.

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A small blue and white high-wing aircraft is parked on a runway with mountains and scattered clouds in the background.

1938 Waterman Arrowbile by Rarewings. Designed with FSDS3.5.1 and FSTweak. Has full working virtual cockpit with back-lit gauges, 2D panels, custom sounds. Reflective metal and glass textures. Waterman, Figuring that most people couldn't afford both an airplane and a car, and believing that the car was a necessity of modern life, set out to build a car that could be turned into an airplane. The result was the "Arrowbile," a small plane with wings that could be detached in a few minutes. Much of the vehicle was made with standard car parts, and in fact a normal Studebaker engine powered the wheels (when in car mode) and the propeller (when in airplane mode). By Patrick Dyer.

Screenshot of 1938 Waterman Arrowbile on runway.

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waterman.zip

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