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Spitfire V2 coming soon

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FlyingIron Simulations
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Your Spitfire Has a History: The Form 700

This Spitfire remembers. Our new Form 700 maintenance system tracks every hour, every component, and every mistake, so wear, failures, and damage carry over from flight to flight. Meet the aeroplane t

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Definitely one for me, though it's so detailed that I'll probably be nervous flying it. I hope their next revision/update is the P-38 Lightning, which is probably my favourite of all.

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Sounds like a lot of work. I hope it's not so real that you die if you crash.

On second thoughts, it would be a novel way of turning up your toes

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2 hours ago, Ron Attwood said:

Sounds like a lot of work. I hope it's not so real that you die if you crash.

On second thoughts, it would be a novel way of turning up your toes

I suppose the best way is to start learning the Spitfire with the wear & tear /damage features turned off, and then gradually introduce them as I become accustomed to it. However, no matter how expert I become, I doubt it will ever be a 'casual' flight!

Surely not everybody was kung fu fighting.

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