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Price tag

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I assume that the $2.5 million dollar tag is a joke. But.. I have a hard time clicking yes with that price tag in my cart.

My PMDG updater lead me to purchase this. What is the point of that price?

They do that for every aircraft before it's actually available for purchase. I think the B747-400 v2 was in the neighborhood of $250,000,000.

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You can't fault them for trying ;)

Floyd Stolle

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6 hours ago, m4rk said:

I assume that the $2.5 million dollar tag is a joke.

That's a bargain price compared to the 747V2 intial price! I'd go for it.

Gabriel Guzman, KIAH
 

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The original price came from the original price on this:

https://www.controller.com/listings/aircraft/for-sale/1357265/1956-douglas-dc-6

...as a joke, since we usually put the product in the cart and Ops Center in advance of release. In order to discourage someone from attempting to purchase, we use a joke price somewhere around the price of a real plane out there somewhere. For those with a keen eye, you may notice that there are some common features in our 6, and the aircraft in the link. That's our study plane.

Kyle Rodgers

27 minutes ago, scandinavian13 said:

The original price came from the original price on this:

https://www.controller.com/listings/aircraft/for-sale/1357265/1956-douglas-dc-6

...as a joke, since we usually put the product in the cart and Ops Center in advance of release. In order to discourage someone from attempting to purchase, we use a joke price somewhere around the price of a real plane out there somewhere. For those with a keen eye, you may notice that there are some common features in our 6, and the aircraft in the link. That's our study plane.

The pictures on that ad alone make me want to buy the DC-6. Looks like a blast to fly.

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30 minutes ago, 19dcavscout said:

The pictures on that ad alone make me want to buy the DC-6. Looks like a blast to fly.

The cabin décor is a bit questionable, but it's definitely a pretty plane.

Kyle Rodgers

1 hour ago, scandinavian13 said:

The cabin décor is a bit questionable, but it's definitely a pretty plane.

It's just a little too...new in the flight deck, but apart from that it's perfect, can almost smell the old leather and exhaust gas lol.

No electronics wow, at last, so looking forward to getting this, I spent so many years flying mainly at night so this is going to be a real treat.  

Robin Arnold

 

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of course, I figured it to be a joke. That's a good price... for the real aircraft. If I had the money I would get one.  Its that I am just so freakin' out to get my hands on this, especially in P3D, but couldn't click the "yes" with that number in the checkout/cart.

  • 4 weeks later...

What would happen if someone actually pressed yes and proceeded to purchase the airplane? Would they end up being able to use the plane?

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Chris Stevens

9 hours ago, Jomoma said:

What would happen if someone actually pressed yes and proceeded to purchase the airplane? Would they end up being able to use the plane?

nope  , unless  you had  2.5  million  to spend  that is:biggrin:

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Peter kelberg

On 5/25/2017 at 0:34 AM, Jomoma said:

What would happen if someone actually pressed yes and proceeded to purchase the airplane? Would they end up being able to use the plane?

Which one - the study airplane in real life or the sim one lol?

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Robert mentioned once they would happily give you the product on their way out the door to Fuji.

Dan Downs KCRP

  • 2 weeks later...

If it's worth the price , I am taking it into consideration, provided there is onboard WIFI, LED mood lighting and IFE installed. :-)

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