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 Cessna 521b Golden EagleThis is the 6.xx version of Hal Stoen's corporate mount, as
described in his wonderful stories, available at http://www.stoenworks.com Distantly based on Thad Parker's 5.10 421B, 100% recontoured, with
custom panel and several critical functional changes. Revised to operate in all versions
of X-Plane, from 6.00 to current.
Quick re-save to 7.63. Loadable in
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Cessna Centurion
210b For many years, Cessna offered this plane
to those that were looking for a step up in speed and capacity from the 172. This is the
THIRD version of the aircraft - eventually there were turbocharged and pressurized
variants. Revised to operate in all version of
X-Plane 6.xx, from 6.00 to 6.60.
Quick re-save to 8.04.
It was test flown, but not flight tested for authenticity.
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 DeHavilland Beaver DHC-2
This is still treasured as the backbone
of the north. Paint and panels are from a
Kenmore
Air aircraft I got to ride in.
Land Versions: Clean, with revised
vstab:
DHC-2 In Air
Force colors... 
"Beater": DHC-2 as it appeared in the
movie of Never Cry Wolf. With skis and canoe
"load" (both removable through the "weapons" load options).
All these models will accept the
supplemental
interior views. (You may have to
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Saunders-Roe P.192
This dream aircraft was intended to carry British P&O passengers to Australia in only
four days in incomprable luxury. How fortunate it was never built... |
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Sikorski VH-3D "Marine One" This aircraft is only known as
"Marine One" when the President is aboard, but, hey, it's a sim! Adapted from
Jester's beautiful HSS-2b model with permission. |
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Maule MX-7-180B "Star Rocket" Belford D. Maule was another Wisconsin man like Pietenpol, but with
more of an intrest in manufacturing. His line of small bush planes has become a modern
bush staple.
With custom panel and RF view, AND full
passenger load. (You can leave Uncle Fester on the ground by selectively clearing the
"weapons" selection.) |
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XS-1 Bell rocket plane.
In 2nd generation white paint. With custom panel. |
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Douglas X-3 "Stiletto" Douglas
aircraft designed the Stiletto to be the triumphant follow-on to the X-1 and
X-2. Unfortunately, the engines they hoped to power it with wouldn't fit
inside the sexy, sleek airframe. Oops. The result was a Hangar Queen. |
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B-29 Mothership With X-1 "weapon." If you are a weapons guru, let me know how to
get the rocket to climb after release. |
DeHavilland Beaver DHC-2
This is still treasured as the backbone
of the north. Paint and panels are from a
Kenmore
Air aircraft I got to ride in. 
