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January
17th
All files should be back in place. Again my apologies for any
inconvenience, this was wholly due to user error!
January
16th
While updating the website, several folders have been accidentally
deleted off the server rendering it unusable in places. My apologies
for the inconvenience, I think it's mainly images that have been
deleted and I'm working to fix this ASAP.
January 5th
May 2010 be prosperous for you all.
To welcome us into the New Year we have a new video review by Mark
Hurst. Mark has this time concentrated on the Aerosoft Catalina,
paying particular attention to it's flight characteristics and engine
management. If you'd like to see his excellent video, or would like
additional information on this aircraft, please go
here.
This will be a double whammy for Aerosoft reviews, as we'll be
welcoming a new reviewer to the site shortly who has spent a
considerable amount of time looking at the Aerosoft Gliding package,
but more about that in a few days.
I'd also like to say thank you to the frequent visitors to our
website, it's not the most advertised, updated or informative place on
the internet, but over Christmas we passed the 300,000 mark, which
means a lot. We hope you continue to find a reason to call by.
December 5th
German software developer Classics Hangar announces the release of 'Fw
190 A, the late variants' for Microsoft Flight Simulator X.
Experience the sleek manoeuvrability of the Fw 190 A-5, make your way
over the improved A-6 and A-7 sub variants to the versatile A-8.
Deal with the weight of the heavily armed and armoured Sturmjaeger and
master the 2200 horse powers of the A-9,
the final version of what many believe was one of the finest piston
aircraft that ever flew the skies.
Included in this Flight Simulator X add-on package are renditions of
the later production variants of the WW II Luftwaffe’s second major
fighter aircraft,
the Focke Wulf Fw 190 A. Depicted are the standard variants Fw 190 A-5
to A-9, some of these in different configurations,
as well as renditions of the Fw 190 A-7/R2 and the heavily armoured Fw
190 A-8 “Sturmjäger” sub-variants, the latter commonly known as
'Rammjäger'.
'Fw 190 A, the late variants' is now available at
www.classics-hangar.de
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