Robert Sanderson, designer of the award-winning Sea Hurricane, has almost finished work on his Stearman 75 450 hp, 1955 crop duster version. He has given me a view of it (and permission to leak this info!)... unsurprisingly, it's superb -- wonderful VC, great visual model and animation, sounds, dusting FX, and FDE (including sideslips and some spinning), etc. In my opinion, easily his best yet. No final release date, but could be a matter of days. Cheers,Grant

Robert does amazing work, looking forward to this one. Thanks for the info!Regards, MichaelKDFWhttp://www.calvirair.com/mcpics/mcdcvabanner.jpgCalVirAir International

Something nice to look forward to. I liked what he did with the Hurricanes. Any screenshots anywhere?

>Something nice to look forward to. I liked what he did with>the Hurricanes. Any screenshots anywhere?Hi Rob:I'll try to get a few onto the FS.Com Screenshot site today or tomorrow.G

Screenshots now up at:http://forums.flightsim.com/dc/dcboard.php...id=432867&page=Cheers,Grant

Awesome shots, thanks Grant! Been wanting a great Stearman!Regards, MichaelKDFWhttp://www.calvirair.com/mcpics/mcdcvabanner.jpgCalVirAir International

>Robert Sanderson, designer of the award-winning Sea>Hurricane, has almost finished work on his Stearman 75 450 hp,>1955 crop duster version. He has given me a view of it (and>permission to leak this info!)... unsurprisingly, it's superb>-- wonderful VC, great visual model and animation, sounds,>dusting FX, and FDE (including sideslips and some spinning),>etc. In my opinion, easily his best yet. No final release>date, but could be a matter of days. >>Cheers,>Grant>Great news! A Stearman was my first ride and I have a "soft spot" in my heart for them. I have Dave Ekhert's version and it's a beauty. But I can always use another one!Dewey