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A little before and after.

L.A. (pictures edited.)

Dear friends, Icarus Development Team is introducing our aircraft under development: Legendary IDT DC-9! "The DC-9 is one of the most legendary airliners ever built. It was designed for frequent and short flights, for millitary and civil opperations. Accommodating from 90 to 135 passengers, was the workhorse for many airlines worldwide". Some of the features of the aircraft: - Realistic flight model, accurate flight behaviour and systems according the original technical manuals - Plug-in driven systems - HD resolution realistic textures - Full operational 3D cockpit - Hundreds of animations - Many liveries The first release will be about the DC-9-30 variant, since it's the most widely used. There will be feature upgrades that will include more variations (like the -40, used mostly by SAS), plus the military version (known as C-9). Here are some first views of the aircraft:

I don't like it either - the next update (Wednesday) will be fixing that and some line problems I discovered (what is the purpose of "Broken Wide Yellow?" It doesn't even work as a broken line)... Cheers.

Apart from the stunning visuals, I'd like to ask how far systems modelling in this plane goes. For a start: Are the circuit breakers working? Are special failures modelled? We don't need a 2nd Carenado -- other XP developers need to push the bar not only in terms of graphics, but also in terms of simulation accuracy (and maybe even pedantry ).

Beautiful! I suggest you upload it to the x-pilot file library, too, because many people won't see this thread.

It's a very good airport, although the X-Plane default streets near the buildings are redundant.

I said that i need x-plane 9 with MEDIUM settings, so im pretty sure there are some laptops with good prices YOU JUST MADE MY DAY, I think i may order it THANKS!!

Work continues!

I'm a sucker for well modeled engine details! Looking good, keep it coming!

What a neat looking plane! Nice work also!

another random mix

Alright folks, here it is:

Working on normal maps!