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'Dewoitine D27'

Panther_99FS

Panther_99FS

Retired SOH Administrator
FS-ACOF - FS2004 Early Aircraft
FS2004/FSX Dewoitine D27 Marcel Doret
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FS2004/FSX Dewoitine D27 Marcel Doret, full package (SP2 compatible). A French fighter built in 1928. The model represents the aircraft flown by French test pilot Marcel Doret in dozens of airshows and aerobatic contests between 1929 and 1936. Includes full moving parts, complete virtual cockpit and custom 2D panel. By Patrice Grange.
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I just flew this nice find. Good model. Controls are not that easy. But I like it. A keeper for me.

Thanks for the HU Panther!

FL
 
YES..and with some serious "paint potential"...may be Cazzie will find it very interesting.

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The model is definitely very nice, but I think it desperately needs some new textures. Especially the 16 colour textures in the VC spoil a very nice model.

Huub
 
Good news: it can be done. But, I'd like to know what the author thinks about it first.
 
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