Third-party builders launched some brand-new and spiffy photographs of two classic army plane coming quickly for Microsoft Flight Simulator.
We begin with Aeroplane Heaven, which showcased its Hawker Hurricane Mk I in its Tropical model with the enduring Vokes air filter beneath the engine cowling.
Apparently, the particular livery belongs to V7476, the one Hurricane MK I to ever make it to Australia and serve within the Royal Australian Air Power.
Talking of the tropical variant, the developer additionally introduced that the just lately revealed Supermarine Spitfire Mk Vb will even get its personal Trop model with the Vokes.
You possibly can see what it seems to be like beneath.
We additionally get new screenshots from Simply Flight, particularly devoted to its classic bomber Avro Vulcan.
Particularly, we get to see three completely different variants, the Vulcan B.Mk2 (first two screenshots), the B.Mk2 (MRR) marine radar reconnaissance model, and the Ok.2 air-to-air refueling variant.
Apparently, the B.Mk2 within the first picture is XM655, which is likely one of the few Vulcan plane nonetheless being maintained in working circumstances and is at present visitable at Wellesbourne Airfield within the UK.
In the meanwhile, we do not have a launch date for this one both, however it should not be too far.
It is value mentioning as soon as extra that the navigation suite and charts supplier Navigraph is at present internet hosting its annual Flight Simulation survey. If you wish to contribute your opinion and perception to assist the group get a snapshot of the swimming trade, you are able to do so at their official web site.
As all the time, it’s best to needless to say right here on TechRaptor we publish every day Microsoft Flight Simulator information that can allow you to hold the finger on the heartbeat of what third-party builders are creating for the sim. Three years after launch there aren’t any indicators of slowdowns.
As a matter of reality, the trade is increasingly more lively with MSFS 2024 coming subsequent 12 months.
