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Expected release: next week ...until that, enjoy some fresh shots

Decided to visit the Citation last night to see how things were shaping up texture-wise (Theo's role on the Saab 340 has finished a while ago and he wanted to get Citation textures complete.) So to break the monotony of typing Saab manuals, I started messing around with a few gauges on the Citation and took her out for a bit of a spin.

NEWS UPDATE: Hello gents. For the last several months, the MU2 has been pretty much ready to roll but has been waiting on some gizmo functionality to be implemented. The scale of the latest gizmo 13 update has been staggering what with new features and also the transformation to 64-bit....and this is what has resulted in the wait. We are getting very close to the point where Gizmo 13 has been stabilized and though I know a lot of you don't necessarily know it, the wait will have been worth it for what it means to development for gizmo adoptors. For us developers, what we are seeing from Ben Russell and gizmo is staggering in its power, speed and flexibility and will allow us to rely on other technology less and centralize all our customization into one location. Ben R had a vision that he's stayed true to, preached and brought to fruition and it couldn't be more exciting for the future and I have been happy to wait though I know others have not....but nobody said growth was easy. I believe in the gizmo vision not only for me, but for what it means to the x-plane community in terms of creating higher quality simulation experiences and bringing products to market much faster that in years past. The tech that the MU2 has been waiting on is currently in development and undergoing testing from what x-aviation says and some initial testing of those features on the MU2 will hopefully transpire within the next seven days. Upon successful completion of those test, then it will be incumbent upon me to undertake one final programming task on the Garmin 330 with gizmo and then the 1.5 update will be ready. When? Of course I won't say, it may be 6-8 more weeks....I have yet to schedule it in, but we are indeed seeing the light at the end of the tunnel...and no it's not a train. TomK

There's no way the north koreans could build something that technologically advanced Also i find it funny that the picture appears to have been taken at heathrow or la guardia

Well, I am married and faithful to my wife but I do love JS32 . Great job, Javier and Cameron. Cheers, AJ

I like to use 72 polygons (on the fokker which i worked on, i used 72, as well as on the tupolev 214) because it sets an easy number of degrees per vertex

Just the time when you silently wish for the toilet tanks to leak. Leak something. Anything. Just.... now.

Short flight from Oslo (ENGM) to Tampere (EFTP). I love the clean cockpit layout and MFD interface design of the ER190...

Hello all The DH Comet 4 by Guy Montagu-Pollock This is a low poly Beta Model, the release version,has higher resolution and has a lot more detail looks amazing. for higher resolution screen shots and Video, Go to Guys site at http://www.dh-aircraft.co.uk/ its well worth a visit,there is lots of information about the real aircraft, and the build of the X-Plane version http://youtu.be/64FkHv6d6NU Regards Wayne Roberts

It's so great that Leading Edge Simulations make sense of it's own company name and make a Quality business jet addon (IMHO a very forgotten plane category in X-Plane 3rd party developers). Congratulations to the team! Looks great!!! Jerry C.

32 and 64 bit for the Version 10 run as Cameron says....64-bit only for Version 11+ TomK