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LevelD 757 at FSC 2017

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I hope the VC is at 2017 standards and not 2007 era! IE the 767. It was great a decade ago but no so much today.

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My mouth is watering...

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Always I had a hope that one day out of The blue LEVELD Team would announce the B757 :gaul:


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This would be EPIC!


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Amazing that this finally is actually seeing the light of day...
It's been the very definition of vaporware.


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Be interesting to see if it matches the standards of some of today's add ons. Sure, everyone was wowed by the Level D 767 years ago and it's still pretty good, but we've seen some very nice and more advanced airliners show up for FS and XPlane since that 767 came out all those years ago. Even the real aeroplane hasn't been produced by Boeing for well over a decade.


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Indeed... looking foward to this one... 


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Be very curious to see the details from LVL D on this one.


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Judging by those pictures, it looks like its been out since 2010. Hopefully they are not indicative of anything current.

 

I like the third bullet point...."taking their time to get it right..." hahaha that's an understatement.

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1 minute ago, ahsmatt7 said:

I like the third bullet point...."taking their time to get it right..." hahaha that's an understatement.

LOL! Loooong time... 


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Shoot, as long as the systems are as good as the 767-300 I would still grab it if the VC graphics were no better.


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