PMDG 747-400 Queen of the Skies II finally released!

[Hamilton_ 45]

Yeah!!

 

 

 

http://www.precisionmanuals.com/ProductCart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=109&idcategory=25       Price: $134.99

 

 

 

Have nice landings!

[ryanbatc 12,773]

Wow that was quick (hehe)

[ideoplastic 86]

Just purchased it and installed it but Operations Centre is telling me I purchased an FSXSE copy which is actually incorrect and doesn't show any additional liveries, sounds like a good start!

 

 

Update

After starting P3D and registering the product the Ops Centre then showed the correct version and all available liveries.

 

Going to bed now.

[mikeymike 356]

Holy crap!lol

135 bucks

[GSalden 4,654]

PMDG 747-400 Queen of the Price....

[Nyxx 6,993]

Installed and all chaseplane views set up.

 

Time to read....

 

PMDG 747 & FSL A320 = ouch!

[harrry 322]

come on PMDG get working.

where is the next one to wait for.

[Orbitandy 17]

Last time I purchased the queen was in 2005 for FSX - time flies!

 

oh boy, PMDG and FSlabs in a space of a week = $$$

[SimonC 116]

Is this becoming the standard high quality addon price nowdays? I mean, remember times of PMDG 737, non NGX, I think it was about $60 if I recall correctly? And why is it so, that they consider pricing P3D version considerably higher than FSX, why is P3D version more "worth"?

[bursco 14]

How large is d/load please?

[Cargostorm 151]

why is P3D version more "worth"?

 

Hopefully because PMDG will not charge their customers for any new P3D update - be it 32bit or 64bit.

[Nyxx 6,993]

How large is d/load please?

 

1GB

[addman 33]

Last time I purchased the queen was in 2005 for FSX - time flies!

 

oh boy, PMDG and FSlabs in a space of a week = $$$

FSX was released late 2006.

[bursco 14]

Thnx Nyxx - will try later on

All the best

Denis B

[warbirds 555]

I look at the price in a different way. I used to fly high end rc planes and owned a B-17 I paid 5 grand for and only flew it 5 or so times a year. Even small rc planes today can cost hundreds of dollars and when they crash that's it, no more plane.

 

A virtual model, to me these days, is a much better value. I can fly it anytime, rain, wind, snow, who cares I can still fly my virtual plane. Also I don't have to buy yearly insurance or worry about storage space for the larger rc models anymore. 

 

So you see, it is all in how you look at it. A beautiful, detailed virtual model such as the A2A Connie or the PMDG 747 are a bargain compared to some other hobby items us big kids buy, not to mention classic cars and other pricey toys.