Flight Sim Deal of the Week - MilViz P-38 Redbull Redux - Just $13.65

[Dean]

MilViz P-38 Redbull Redux On Sale Now - Exciting Aircraft to Fly!
We've just added the MilViz P-38 package to our weekly deal list, and it can be yours for a crazy low price right now. Pay just $13.65 to get instant download access to this classic aircraft, modeled on a modernised P-38 from the real world (Red Bull sponsored). Features a modern flight deck fitout to the classic P-38 airframe.

Not to be missed at under $14 - A must-have we are sure you will love flying...

Buy Your Copy of the MilViz P-38 Redbull Redux package now at http://www.pcaviator.com.au/store/product....=634&page=1

Offer Ends 11th October 2014

[Ian Warren]

I'm not sure the difference, I have the FSD P-38 and that is recommended ! lotta fun ! .. think this is the update and an upgrade.

[Dean]

Haven't seen the FSD P-38, but I think this is certainly separate to that? Correct me if I am wrong.
This is a nice model with a modernised panel (based on the real upgraded P-38 with Red Bull sponsorship).

[Ian Warren]

QUOTE (Dean @ Oct 8 2014,3:09 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Haven't seen the FSD P-38, but I think this is certainly separate to that? Correct me if I am wrong.

It is the same model , like example FSD got the build from MILVIZ , another example the is the Vulcan and a few others to IRIS hanger.

[deeknow]

Yeah Dean, as Ian says Milviz built the original P-38 that FSD sell. Milviz have revisited it, it's not a ground up rebuild. The VC has been modernised, the sound pack sounds a little better, and I think they have tweaked the flight model as well. I bought it off you this week, very happy with it, especially the nice new cockpit

For anyone who's keen, it is very cool, and isnt too bothered about the warbird liveries in the original FSD release, get on over and buy this one. Only comes with one livery but I suspect peeps will get access to a paint kit eventuall.

[Dean]

Oh right, well then, I happily stand corrected, and better educated
I was aware of some collaborations between developers etc, and of course many between developers and publishers, but this one I was not aware of until now. Thanks for the info!