Posted on Wed, 11 May 2011 09:58:14 GMT by Ian Stephens
Flight Replicas, a popular flight sim development company specializing in the creation of add-on aircraft have released their Messerschmitt Me-262 Rare Types add-on for Microsoft Flight Simulator X. This package contains a selection of the rarer and more exotic variants of the famous Me-262 jet fighter of WWII.
Me-262B-1a/U1 Two-seat Nightfighter
Me-262A-1a/U4 "Pulkzerstorer" with 50 mm Cannon
Me-262A-4a/U3 Reconnaissance
Cockpit of the Messershmitt Me-262.
Features
Highly accurate VCs, each different, individually modeled after photos of those in existing period aircraft
2 different types of artificial horizon, each modeled in 3D (including turnable locking rings)
2 different types of Vertical Speed Indicator modeled in 3D
Luminescent gauge dials for night flying, just like the original
Cabin Ventilation lever that opens visible air scoop
Revi16B gunsight that folds accurately out of the way
Revi16B can be turned on and off
Revi16B tinted glass can be realistically folded out of the way
Nightfighter has red gunsight reticule, like the original
Working trigger guard and trigger on control stick
Accurate and working systems buttons on panel
Fully clickable and workable cockpits overall (except Nightfighter rear cockpit, which is limited)
Five different models
Four different textures
Bump mapping in selected areas
Carefully researched textures, including help from a major museum
Accurately landing gear sequence (e.g. on approach: main wheels first, them front gear)
Accurate Luftwaffe pilot flight suit, flight helmet and oxygen mask
Turn on the oxygen system and the pilot puts on his mask
Animated pilots
Exhaust cones that move with throttle setting, just like the original Jumo 004's
Full flight operations manual, accurate and derived from the original
Written history of all the aircraft depicted
The Flight Replicas Messerschmitt Me-262 on runway.
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Ian Stephens is a flight simulation industry expert with over 20 years of experience and also has a keen interest in aviation and technology. Ian spends a lot of his time experimenting with various simulator packages but has a love for Microsoft Flight Simulator X because of the huge selection of add-ons available. However, Ian also has copies of Prepar3D and X-Plane installed.
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Don SchlickmanFri, 01 Jan 2021 15:30:57 GMT
Hello, I found this site while looking for images of the ME-262 flight gauge panel. My favorite WW2 aircraft are the P-38 and the ME-262. I recently acquired a flight gauge instrument panel from a friend that bought two of them, 20 years ago, from the GI that took them out of two 262's at the end of the war.
He was a recon pilot and was at a base when he removed the panel. I have the wood box he sent one of the panels home in. I have his name, APO address, and his serial number. I am trying to find someone that can authenticate the panel.
I can send pictures if this is something you think you can do.
Thank you for any help you can give me. Happy New Year, Stay safe and healthy. Don
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Hello, I found this site while looking for images of the ME-262 flight gauge panel. My favorite WW2 aircraft are the P-38 and the ME-262. I recently acquired a flight gauge instrument panel from a friend that bought two of them, 20 years ago, from the GI that took them out of two 262's at the end of the war.
He was a recon pilot and was at a base when he removed the panel. I have the wood box he sent one of the panels home in. I have his name, APO address, and his serial number. I am trying to find someone that can authenticate the panel.
I can send pictures if this is something you think you can do.
Thank you for any help you can give me. Happy New Year, Stay safe and healthy. Don