Posted By: Eric at August 18, 2010, 3:27 pm On August 18, 2010 Carenado is pleased to announce its entry to the X-Plane aircraft add-on market.
All Carenado aircraft for X-Plane will have the same quality standards as they have in FSX and FS2004. Detailed models, realistic textures, custom instruments, realistic behavior and friendly FPS, making the flight experience very close to reality.
Our compromise with the X-Plane community is to deliver the best GA aircraft for the X-Plane users.
The company chose the Mooney M20J as it first aircraft for this platform. The aircraft should be ready for sale during September, 2010.
Carenado has plans to develop most of its current FSX fleet for X-Plane and continue developing for FSX.
Posted By: Eric at July 9, 2010, 9:18 am From the steamy tropics of North Queensland to the cool temperates of Tassie - we bring you 10 more strips to test
your navigation and landing prowess. Prof has authored a string of "pearlers" across the Cape - just use the
Google Earth kmz's in OZx\User_Docs\Maps in your FSX folder to plan a tour. Mitch and Ed have a couple of rippers for the
Sandgropers, too. So for those of you who loved what we did before, here's more of the same but even better.
Ken and Prof have invented new grass and weeds to infest their fields and they're spreading them on their muddy boots.
Tony's done a beautiful little special request in NSW and we've called in the fence builders and retro-fitted fences to
some old strips with more to follow. So make a plan on a piece of paper, climb into your favourite bugsmasher
and head off to some weedy godforsaken little widowmaker of a scratch-in-the-bush airstrip.
Pit your wits and courage against the elements and bask in the satisfied glow of a well-executed plan and skilful landing.
Fly on Gamespy if you want to brag to your mates!
OZx NA 1.0
What a difference to Australia! In PNW, if you fall out of the sky you have a 40% chance of hitting a strip.
In populated areas they're only 1-2NM apart and even in the boonies they're often only separated by about 6NM.
But wow! Spectacular snow-covered mountains separated by abysses of dense evergreen forests, wild rivers and wild life.
Island hideaways for the wealthy, hunting lodges, logging camps... and how do you get to all these places? Bush aircraft!
So, in the tradition of OZx_AUS we offer you OZx North America. Select a taildragger or floatplane, preferably with
turbo for the altitude, and go bush. Beware the locals: bears, mountain lions, wolves, etc as they can be dangerous.
Always do a flyover to check for terrain, obstacles and animals. Our new skills, new utilities and new models make
OZx_NA our best yet. Get out there into the Wilds and have a ball!
For more information please visit http://aussiex.org
OZx 3.2 For Australia --> http://aussiex.org/forum/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=1254
OZx NA 1.0 For North America --> http://aussiex.org/forum/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=1256
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