Short Sunderland for FSX

[austerdriver]

I wonder what the quality of the finished product will be like.

Hope it will be FSX native and not just a port over.

[DaveB]

Well AD.. the box says FSX/2004 which covers a multitude of sins. We'd like to think that the FS9 model does all one would expect and that the FSX model was recompiled to make it native with all the advantages this brings. I guess the only way we'll know for sure is when it's released and someone buys it
A GOOD Sunderland is a 'must have' whichever sim you use

ATB

DaveB

[austerdriver]

Quite right. Need a good Sunderland for FS2004 and FSX.

[Paul K]

I wonder what the quality of the finished product will be like.

Hope it will be FSX native and not just a port over.

I can't think of an FS9 Sunderland that it could be a port-over of. Is there one ?

[AllanL]

There's Stuart Green's FS9 Sunderland:

http://www.flightsim.com/kdl.php?fid=71959

[DarrenL]

On my mobile so can't do a big check, but I have had a Sandringham installed in FSX.

[AndyG]

There's Stuart Green's FS9 Sunderland:

http://www.flightsim.com/kdl.php?fid=71959

I don't have FS X so can't comment on it's portability. I do use it in FS 9 (albeit with the FDE from Jens' Solent) and it is still relatively reasonable. Could probably benefit from some repaints though...

[emfrat]

Stuart's original will be hard to beat - it looks a real Western Approaches workhorse, weatherbeaten and weary. You can almost smell the seaweed and barnacles.

ATB
MikeW

[Mickey D]

................................................................................ You can almost smell the seaweed and barnacles.

ATB
MikeW

Fungus the Bogeyman must be around somewhere or it could be DB's deodourant.

[SamRo]

http://www.contactsales.co.uk/Sunderland.htm

work in progress.. could be nice mind.