Bill Lyons is the developer whose work I like the best. But outside of any of his work, my favorite plane is this one:
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The effect below, I added...standard fare for all my Ski Craft...
The file is called snowdust.zip and can be found at Flightsim.com!
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Now the models may look a bit plain, but there are many little details, such as The Narco Avionics NAV 122D. It's a VOR/LOC/Glideslope and receiver
all in one! Another think is the takeoff Flight Dynamics: you wait until you're going about oh...40 MPH or so, then drop the flaps. They're not motorized so they move as fast as you can pull the handle. By dropping them quickly, the plane literally jumps into the air. (fun!)
Also, some visual extras include a cable that goes up and down to the side of you as you raise/lower the water rudders. The wheel-ski has skiis that can go up and down as well!
My first flight in a 172 on August 20, 2004&&
&&&&Doing the right thing is more important than doing the thing right. (P. Drucker) &&&&When all think alike, then no one is thinking. (Walter Lippmann)&&&&Boredom's the problem. And how do you beat Boredom?
Adventure!!!&&&&Tyler: You-You'll remember my position, won't you?&&&&Rosie: Sure! Stop by for a drink sometime!&&&&Tyler: Wait! Wait! What
is my position?&&&&Rosie: Ehhhh...beats the hell outta me! I just hope I can find my way back home!
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