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Milviz to create B737-200

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Milviz have just been running a quick competition on their discord offering a prize to the first person to guess one of their future aircraft and the correct answer turns out to be the Boeing 737-200.

No more details yet and considering how many planes Milviz have planned already I'm not expecting to see this any time soon.

 

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Just now, Swe_Richard said:

That would be sweet! 

Absolutely, it's a plane from an interesting era and if they do it right it could be pretty amazing (the XP version is great).

Be very interesting to see if implement something like a CIVA INS system for it.

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6 minutes ago, Bobsk8 said:

What would be the point? 

Do you mean what is point in creating the 737-200 in general ?

If so it's a late 60s aircraft and a very very different kind of beast to the 737-300 let alone the 737NGs PMDG are creating.

In age (and style of flying - arguably) it's closer to the DC-6 than the 737-700 

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4 minutes ago, Matchstick said:

Absolutely, it's a plane from an interesting era and if they do it right it could be pretty amazing (the XP version is great).

Be very interesting to see if implement something like a CIVA INS system for it.

Ooh, love the CIVA INS. I would like that for sure. And I have always had a really soft spot for those cigar shaped engines and the retro British Airways livery. 

If someone would do the 727 next I would be set for life more or less.. 😉

 

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4 minutes ago, Swe_Richard said:

And I have always had a really soft spot for those cigar shaped engines

 

Definitely. There's something way more aesthetically pleasing about low-bypass turbofans.

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18 minutes ago, Bobsk8 said:

What would be the point? 

One of the most iconic airliners with a steam gauge cockpit, how can you not see the point?

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3 minutes ago, pstrub said:

One of the most iconic airliners with a steam gauge cockpit, how can you not see the point?

No. I got my license on steam gauged aircraft, and that was was almost a half century ago. I've moved on. 

 

 

 

Just now, Bobsk8 said:

No. I got my license on steam gauged aircraft, and that was was almost a half century ago. I've moved on. 

Yeah, but I guess that wasn't the gorgeous 732, though.. 😉

 

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4 minutes ago, Bobsk8 said:

No. I got my license on steam gauged aircraft, and that was was almost a half century ago. I've moved on. 

Having as wide a variety of good quality aircraft as possible in order suit as many different tastes as possible is a good thing for the sim.

10 minutes ago, Bobsk8 said:

No. I got my license on steam gauged aircraft, and that was was almost a half century ago. I've moved on. 

Some of us have never been in aviation and love getting to "fly" old stuff that we've never experienced. I, for one, welcome it!

12 minutes ago, Bobsk8 said:

No. I got my license on steam gauged aircraft, and that was was almost a half century ago. I've moved on. 

Everybody has different tastes.  I feel like I've waited SO long for milviz to release something that aligned to my tastes.  I await this one and the ATR with open arms.  

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16 minutes ago, Bobsk8 said:

No. I got my license on steam gauged aircraft, and that was was almost a half century ago. I've moved on. 

Great, you don't have to purchase the plane then. Others will like it, though. 

35 minutes ago, Bobsk8 said:

What would be the point? 

Same point as the PMDG DC6, the mad dog, or any other historical aircraft.

When I saw 737-200 I had an immediate flash back to getting a free pack of playing cards on Delta Airlines - ahhhh... those were the days. I wonder if they'll simulate haze in the passenger cabin from everyone smoking.

It would actually be interesting to go back and forth between a 737-200 and an 800 too see how far things have progressed.

 

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