The Venom MSFS is ready for takeoff
We are finally there: our Venom DH-112 is ready to take off! Accessible on the usual markets (soon on the Microsoft Marketplace).
We are finally there: our Venom DH-112 is ready to take off! Accessible on the usual markets (soon on the Microsoft Marketplace).
Final phase for our test pilots: take-off from Meiringen (LSMM) for a late day flight over the Alps. Checks on the interior lighting (instrument lighting, instrument panel and UV), then speed tests at different altitudes, flight model and behavior during a loss of lift (stall), etc. A few more adjustments Read more
The special smoke effects caused by our Venom DH-112’s engine starter cartridge are being finished. At the same time, our test pilots, including a former Venom military pilot, are testing the flight model. We are well on our way to a release, but there is still work to be done!
We are happy to announce that our Vampire is now on sale on the MarketPlace!
While our Vampire is becoming more and more pleasant to fly and to look at (at least for the cockpit, the external textures will be treated soon), we are also working on the Payerne Air Base (LSMP) in its current configuration.
Our latest creation for P3D, the De Havilland Venom DH-112 is now available for Prepar3D! More info on the product page.
Our first realization for MSFS is now available! More details on the product page.
To celebrate the release of the Microsoft Flight Simulator World Update VI, as well as its first anniversary, with a new mesh and stunning textures, we have prepared the first Morane D-3801 Beta version so that our testers can discover this new Switzerland (and Germany and Austria) in all its Read more
We present you a nice video made with our Vampire DH-100 during a shooting exercise on the Axalp! The director of this video is Charles, our project manager and former military pilot. He used FSX for the parking part (FSRecoder), P3Dv4.5 for the shooting part and P3Dv5.1 for the landing.
We are continuing our work on the Venom P3D with the first tests on the speed curves. And at the same time, our Morane D-3801 for MSFS is also moving forward, in close collaboration with the developer community and the Asobo team. A fruitful collaboration is full of lessons!