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Très triste. Est-ce que les développeurs continuent?

Great work. Thanks to the whole dedicated team of fantastic freeware developers. The models are great and very detailed and the textures are really amazing. Nice work Manfred and Cheese-Strike. BTW I love the Spectrem and Bell Geo models too! Great effort all round!

It seems to be progressing very well. I am a big fan of the team and all their hard work is showing in the pictures and of the detailed VC. Keep it up!

We will surely miss the great contributions that Billy Rutherford made to the community. He will be sadly missed after his tremendous efforts he did, and to the WOAI project where he was a major contributor.His memory will stay for a very long time. Strength to his loved ones who will miss him.

Great job Bob. Thanks for the great updates :).

Thanks for that Cesar. Can't wait for the paintkit and get some other skins on that model.

I like this rendition of the 767-300. A beauty of a model like all of the past POSky releases. Good FDE also. I am impressed by this SkySpirit2010 team's release.But does anybody know about a paintkit for this model (??POSky v5 767??). ?Otherwise I wil have to make an own paintkit, takes allot of time.

Hi Dave, as far as the Flight1 F70/100 (Digital Aviation) goes , they have stopped deveopment. The panel was perfectly made for the "real pilots"amongst us, as everything was functional as in the real thing.To make a panel more user friendly for the more get-up-and-go types is what Project Fokker aims to do. Not too complicated and with all the information and functions you need to fly from "A" to "B", with a nice autolanding gauge to make that last bit of the flight a bit easier :).The testing (and development) is going well up til now, so fingers crossed that we have a new package ready in time ;).

That's why we keep on developing, for enthousiastic people like you Dave. Thanks for the support. :)Makes it worthwhile putting your spare time into things that make people happy ;).See the film I made of it (in FSX even though I say FS2004 ;) )

A virtual cockpit is in the planning as that is what makes FSX complete. Only thing is that a VC will probably come later. Just to get the 2D panel FSX ready is already allot of work. But the next step will be the VC ;).

Hello to all of you Fokker entousiasts who wish to have a Fokker F28 working on FSX. There is allot of movement trying to get the only freeware F28 100% ready for FSX, And yes, I have been busy getting the gauges to work in FSX using Visual Studio 2008 C++. And the ACE toolkit.The FDE is still the best as Martin Purps put allot of time and effort into every detail so there's not much to update on that, and Rob Barendregt has done his outmost to convert his now famous ground handlig gauges into an XML format that FSX will understand. Rob has also worked on his autolanding system, which is still, in my opinion, one of the best in flightsim.The 4th jubilee date after releasing the PFJ F28 is what we are aiming for to have an FSX compatible F28 ready, and that will be February 2011.So keep the entousiasm going for the Dutch aircraft. There is a big difference between FS2004 and FSX and the technology is getting more advanced in this day and age so the time we have to spend updating also gets bigger. Please be patient and the results will show for themselves.

Wow, what a fantastic PC you must have, Buckster? Overclocking is great! Beautiful if you are happy with it. I am very happy with mine also :). I won't be replacing it soon. Does your car also go fast?Am I missing the point or is this a friendly discussion?

As if by co-incidence I've just bought an Acer Aspire system with an ATI4650 already in it. It is a top performance PC with a fast CPU and enough RAM (6GB) to keep things going at a good tempo for FSX. The PC was meant te replace my old FSX PC and the performance is spectacular. I find that with DX10 the performance is certainly much better with higher FPS (holds 30fps easily). A the end of the day it's all down to taste and what you expect.To be honest, my expectations were non existent and therefore the results are great. I have no bad words (as of yet) for the ATI 4650.