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Cessna 150

Cessna150

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I know I ask things like this all the time but I think someone should create a 1963 Cessna 150. This is an early model that had the fastback and straight tail. I think someone could make a profit selling this or just put it up for freeware.
 
Ya, ya, I know, but it is a different airplane, and I think someone could do really well with it. I could get you as many pics as you or anyone else might need.
 
I know, and if I could figure gmax out, I would put that kind of time in, but I cant figure it out.
 
Cessna150 said:
I know, and if I could figure gmax out, I would put that kind of time in, but I cant figure it out.
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Learn it, in this community (FSDeveloper) you could learn everything you wanted to about developing aircraft or scenery from scratch. It is the reason FSDeveloper exists.

This place is packed with tonnes of useful information for beginners and experts, I learnt everything I know from this forum, either asking or searching, but do a search first, if you can't find anything, ask questions... just try not to ask someone to make you an air-o-plane, it takes thousands of hours

Regards
 
Aviasim said:
Learn it, in this community (FSDeveloper) you could learn everything you wanted to about developing aircraft or scenery from scratch. It is the reason FSDeveloper exists.

This place is packed with tonnes of useful information for beginners and experts, I learnt everything I know from this forum, either asking or searching, but do a search first, if you can't find anything, ask questions... just try not to ask someone to make you an air-o-plane, it takes thousands of hours

Regards
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What he said! Don't expect someone to put forward hundreds of hours of their time just because you can't figure out how to do it yourself. You won't be able to learn everything immediately. It takes time, but once you do learn, it is a great knowledge to have.
 
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