I dont see anyone mentioning it, but I just saw Anthony Tecnum Eaglet is available.An abolute steel at the price if you consider what you get .. and it fly great too..!FEATURES

• Native FSX model
• Incredibly detailed model with full animations and completely clickable virtual cockpit
• Silky smooth 3D gauges
• Custom gauges including radios, GPS and autopilots
• Two different panel setups, EFIS glass cockpit and normal analog gauge cockpit
• Lovely Lotus style landing lights
• Virtual cockpit rain effects
• new Realistic Prop Torque effects
• 7 real world liveries plus 4 with user adjustable registration numbers
• Genuine engine sounds
• Hot swappable RPM (engine/prop rpm) and airspeed (knots/km/h) gauges
• Animations for tiedowns, wheel chocks and pitot covers
• Animated pilot and passenger models which can be displayed or hidden (pilot head individually switchable in VC)
• In game Animation Manager
• Separate Eaglet Setup program to set preferences*

Check it outhttp://secure.simmar...es-eaglet.phtmlNo I am not affiliated in any way. Just an admirer of Anthony's work..EDIT:IMHO, Way better than some well known developer pumping out planes.. like it is coming out of a sausage machine.Just having rain effects make up the price of the plane not to mention all the additional functions that you might get at really top class developers..This is totally unreal. I would pay easily 3 times the price that I did pay for this kind of plane.

Edited January 27, 201214 yr by bliksimpie

Great! Thanks for the HU!

Thanks for the HU on this one. I am going to give it a pass for now as I have so many other payware planes I never find the time to fly them all.

Thanks for the HU. I will definitely have to get this. I already have Ant's Tecnam Sierra, which is a superb aircraft, and in my opinion one of the most underrated GA add ons available.A shame that Ant's work doesn't seem to be more widely recognised.

IMHO, Way better than some well known developer pumping out planes.. like it is coming out of a sausage machine.Just having rain effects make up the price of the plane not to mention all the additional functions that you might get at really top class developers..This is totally unreal. I would pay easily 3 times the price that I did pay for this kind of plane.

lols hillarious but true! i don't really get what it is about the sausage maker ;)ant's stuff is an automatic buyjust wish he had some EZDok profiles

Edited January 27, 201214 yr by level_7

Didn't know he was working on that one. Thanks for the HU. Anthony's planes are always worth a look.I must admit, I had to smile on that screenshot with the '#####' livery though.

Now also available from the flightsimstore:http://www.flightsimstore.com/product_info.php?products_id=2048If you'd like to try it out there is a demo available from http://www.antsairplanes.com/eaglet.html

Congratulations on another fine bit of work, Anthony! I hope it does well for you. :(

Just installed the demo and about to load a flight. My verdict coming soon, but pretty sure already it will be two thumbs up.

Okay, here is my take, for what it's worth. Just did a 30 minute test, with the demo version. It's the full release version, with the word DEMO placed at the just the right spots to annoy :)1. Kudos to Anthony for offering a demo version. A nice concept that should be picked up by others.2. This release will likely go head to head with the Flight C162.Tough call between both models. But I already have 30 hours in the C162, so I am a bit biased.3. Really nice VC, a few notches above Ant's Sierra model, and better than the F1 C162 in several areas. 4. On my setup, no impact on FPS5. Like the Sierra, the Eaglet has the really nice Garmin GPSMap 296 built in. Not sure if Anthony designed this one by himself, but I simply love it. I guess the big question to ask yourselves will be: is it worth it? That is if you already own Ant's Sierra. For me, at least thus far, it will be 'no'. I just don't see enough of a novelty to make the purchase. If you don't have the Sierra, then it's a great addition to your virtual hangar, if you are (like me) into the 100 Kts GA models. I would likely recommend this one over the Sierra, even if cruise speed is a bit slower. Have no fear in giving the demo a quick spin.

I was pleasantly surprised when I saw this offering by Ant's Airplanes yesterday.The Tecnam Sierra is such a favorite of mine that I bought the Eaglet on the spot, without waiting for feedback. And it doesn't disappoint: for low and slow, it is fabulous.Thank you Anthony for a great plane :(

Those who got it, please take it for a night flight.. absolute stunning landing light effect.. Who If I can just have this landing light effect in some other planesthanks anthony.. You sure did get it right !!!!!

I guess the big question to ask yourselves will be: is it worth it? That is if you already own Ant's Sierra. For me, at least thus far, it will be 'no'. I just don't see enough of a novelty to make the purchase. If you don't have the Sierra, then it's a great addition to your virtual hangar

Spot on, Bryan. I already own Ant's Sierra (and his Drifter). No doubt that his new plane is worth it, but that hangar question is a vital one.

Well, I already own the Sierra, tried the demo for a few minutes and bought the Eaglet right away. A lot of love went into making this plane and it shows. My now favorite plane for low&slow fun, the other one being the Turbine Duke for the faster and higher stuff.

Same here - already own the Sierra, and picked up the Eaglet this am. If you're into low and slow then I can highly recommend it.