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Aeroprakt A22 Designing Request

paddesky

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Hello dear friends,
I'm very interested in Light Sport and Ultra-Light category for FSX/P3D, I almost tried all available products in this range. Now my suggestion and request is to design and simulate some popular birds such as Aeroprakt A22LS or ICP Savannah S, as payware high quality products.
I texted some companies which they're active in simulation market and asked this from them. need more help to satisfy them on this matter. I'm ready to pay $50 for a nice aircraft in Alabeo or Ants quality.

Request payware Aeroprakt A22LS or Savannah S

Thank you guys.

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You'll find the best way to get unusual aircraft built is to build them yourself: since ORSU shows you've got the idea of modelling, mapping and texturing, why not have a go?
 
hairyspin said:
You'll find the best way to get unusual aircraft built is to build them yourself: since ORSU shows you've got the idea of modelling, mapping and texturing, why not have a go?
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Thank you, but I'm too busy to start aircraft exterior modeling! in addition, I'm not enough professional on that.
ORSU was one of my lasts during past year.
I want a professional to do that job ;-)
 
paddesky said:
I said 50$ as an end user price! We can suggest this idea to a designer and simlulation companies.
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There's no "we". You want the plane, you'll suggest it.
But be aware that payware developers have their own agenda and will most likely not be receptive.
 
Hi,

This A22LS was a very pleasant aircraft (ULM) which I use under X-Plane 11.
Perhaps, if I find time to ... I was interested in making one ...
 
Someone made one of these for FS2004 and it was extremely well done. It could be adapted for FSX. You would need to track down who did it, where its at, and 'kindly request' for a FSX version.

The one that was in FS2004 was amazingly super high quality. Even the instruments were proper. This was like 10 years ago, I believe. Perhaps longer.
 
Yes I have this bird as a freeware for FSX and replaced the sound folder with IRIS Dynamics, The engine sounds are much better and more realistic. but my purpose of creating this article is to request a payware version from one of simulation studios. e.g. Alabeo.
and showing this popular aircraft.
 
paddesky said:
...my purpose of creating this article is to request a payware version from one of simulation studios. e.g. Alabeo.
and showing this popular aircraft.
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... and the purpose of some replies above is to explain this site doesn't tell developers what to build or canvas for this or that model. You may be lucky and someone builds what you want; you may not.
 
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