NZFF

This is the Flight Factor model for XP-12.




Sitting in Robs NZCH scenery


And one for Charl


Its a very complex model, I'll be learning this for years.
Here's a link to a review of it, may of interest to other X-Plane users.

https://xplanereviews.com/index.php?/fo ... ctor-aero/

Wowser... that Robin's NZCH? very good, shots also.
But we want the -300

Great shots

What gate numbers in the two NZCH screenshots, please?

Regards,

Aharon

Thank you Charl and Aharon.
Charl, there isn't much around for XP12 in the T7 department. There was a Flight Factor 300, buts its no longer for sale. I downloaded a promising looking freeware Beta model, but after downloading and installing almost 2gb ...it crashed XP.
My only option as far as a 300 is concerned, is to go back to P3D 5 or 6, which isn't that easy. The MS monster seems to be luring all the big developers away.
I'm not paying the ransom that PMDG demand for any of their stuff, same for Aero Soft...but I'll keep looking. I have AFS4, which has a nice ANZ T7, so I may give it another look.
I've been playing with the 200 today...the more I look, the more I find. The model is amazing....right down to the cockpit seats which have 5 separate animations.....and as per the review link I provided, all of those circuit breakers work...
I cant get my head around the amount of work those code writers must do...but I'm glad they do.

Regarding the screens, Yes, that's Robs NZCH I just need to figure out how to get the New Zealand AI aircraft to show up on the gates.

Aharon, from memory, gates 26 and 35 ....I'll check and get back to you.

I don't fly tubes, but that looks frilken amazing

Certainly does look great!!

I'm luke-warm about the big jetliners, but that one stirs the interest!

On the MSFS front, FlyByWire have just released their [freeware] A380x - which is similarly massive and superb. I'll post some shots of it soon!

Splitpin wrote:.....and as per the review link I provided, all of those circuit breakers work...
I cant get my head around the amount of work those code writers must do...but I'm glad they do.

Yes indeed... I watched your linked review, and boggled.
Working through that will keep you occupied for a very long time I'm sure.

I am wondering if there is any AI input in producing these fantastic models.