New Carenado Piper Seneca Coming Soon!!!!

[Ben Hartmann]

This will be the first GA twin by this developer, Will be released initially for FSX with a FS9 version following later. No 2D Panel. Definately their finest piece of work to date. Coming along pretty nicely by the looks of things ;-)

Definately will be getting the plastic out for this one

Rgds

Ben

[tonymadge]

That looks superb, hope the FS9 version is as good and has a 2D cockpit

[Ben Hartmann]

That looks superb, hope the FS9 version is as good and has a 2D cockpit

All four of their newest releases for FS9, the 3 different config Cessna 172N's & the Piper Arrow all have no 2D panel. Its no hardship with Active Camera though. It would be highly unlikely if this has a 2D panel for either version.

Rgds

Ben

[petermcleland]

That looks superb, hope the FS9 version is as good and has a 2D cockpit

Yes I would buy the FS9 version but not without proper panel :flying:

[DispatchDragon]

Ohhhh my plassie is tingling -- the Seneca is one of my favorite Piper twins (If your curious - the Apache and Navajo also hold warm spots in my heart and I own the Flight1 TwinCom).


looks gorgeous -- but I think I shall wait the arrival of the Fs9 version

Leif

[Paul K]

Gorgeous indeed !

I wish Carenado would do one of these...

[rpjkw11]

I quite agree with Paul K: A OLD Cessna 208 would be an excellent addition to the flight sim world. I have maybe 20 hours in type.

Bob

[Ben Hartmann]

I quite agree with Paul K: A OLD Cessna 208 would be an excellent addition to the flight sim world. I have maybe 20 hours in type.

Bob

She's a thing of beauty isn't she? Seriously though, I can't wait for this immenant Carenado release, I need something to replace the rickety old FSD model.

Rgds

Ben

[RAF_Quantum]

Looks very nice indeed. A good PA23D/E/F and PA31-350 would be on my wish list from them too.

Thanks for the heads up.

John

[DispatchDragon]

Paul!!!!

Where did you fnd that photo :kissu:

I looked in my logbook and I flew that aircraft when it still belonged to Cessna

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