>Go for the Carenado 180.>>Aussim flight dynamics bear no resemblance to real life,>cockpit is cartoonish and sounds are horrible IMHO.I won't argue with you on the cockpit or sounds, since that can be a matter of opinion. I will, however, disagree with you on flight dynamics. Have you ever flown a real Warrior II?

Guys, thanks for the replies. After trying it out yesterday for the first time, I was about to toss it out the window so to speak. :-grr I love the way it looks, but I was just having a tough time flying it. It seemed to bounce around a lot in the virtual cockpit, and I couldn't flare and all my turns seemed to have way too much motion left and right. In other words, I was flying like crap!Lo and Behold I tried it again today, and figured out that one of the problems flying out of the virtual cockpit was that I had Active Camera Head Latency effect on, and it must have been set too high. When I turned it off, everything suddenly got WAY better. Anyway, after logging a couple more hours in this simulated aircraft I must say that I am really, really starting to Love it. :-walksmile I can only see me flying this plane more and more. I must also say that it seems to fly on the numbers, and as far as the sounds go, they really aren't that bad. When I turn up the volume, the humming and rumbling sound of the engine gives you that feeling of being there. I'm also looking forward to seeing what Dreamfleet will bring out, but at the moment I am very satisfied with the Carenado 180F.