It's funny I was reading this and thinking, you know it's so refreshing to hear a developer say really good things about others products, especially when the legend of the DF737 is known so much in peoples minds.Question is - was it way before it's time, especially since others can still fondly remember flying it.I especially liked it because it was an older 737 - not the NGs, which is why I've looked at the Feelthere.Well done Dreamfleet, I'm an owner of a lot of your smaller planes, and still love them all.

That DC8 will be in my hangar as soon as you release it. The HJG ones are not bad but would love a DC8 up to the standard of the DF727 and ATR.

I have to concur with Lou, the 737 now has pretty much been overdone. All we need somebody to do is the -200 and we have them all. But Lou I do agree with everybody here that your old 734 did set some serious standards, and some others are still only just catching up. The Feelthere 737 series is beautiful, and not to put too finer point on it, I STILL use the old DF737 manual to do the checklists. That's just how good the manual was, it even covers stuff that's in the 737PIC that wasn't in the GA737.To all the guys at F1 and DF a big thank you, you are the ones who set the goals for others to follow time and again. I look forward to the DC8 with anticipation.

Thank's John, and all,Now, I just have to get Paul Golding to get the DC-8 out in UNDER 3 years! Preferably in under 18 months! ;-)Regards,http://www.dreamfleet2000.com/gfx/images/F...R_FORUM_LOU.jpg

>Thank's John, and all,>>Now, I just have to get Paul Golding to get the DC-8 out in>UNDER 3 years! >>Preferably in under 18 months! ;-)>>Regards,if possible,tomorrow please :)the DC-8 being my absolute favourite,i'm thrilled that you guys are goin' to make her for FS :)knowing your quality,i can hardly wait.oh,and do include a paintkit,please :)might slap some paint on her,too...cheersJP.

Godspeed on the DC-8 development. With DreamFleet quality, I'm sure it's going to be a hit. Best Regards,Dave Vega