Any other question that is not specific to an aspect of development or tool can be posted in the General chat forum.
By following these guidelines we make sure that the forums remain easy to read for everybody and also that the right people can find your post to answer it.


On the -70s, the AC intakes are partially covered up (for whatever reasons). You might want to consider this once you start with that version.
- Edit:
Look what popped up at Avsim today...
Category: Flight Simulator X - Sounds
New! Douglas DC-8-63 P&W JT3D-7 Sound Pack ZipDive! Download
File Description:
SkyHigh Audio Simulations is proud to present what is quite possibly the most realistic sounding Pratt & Whitney JT3D-7 Turbofan sound pack available! This sound pack is designed to work with Historic Jetliners Group's Douglas DC-8-63 model. There are two versions of this sound pack, one interior point of view from the cockpit, and the other being the passenger cabin POV in front of the engines. This sound pack includes many unique and realistic features, including realistic 3D sound cones giving a very realistic exterior sound experience, especially in the fly-by view mode. Also using the cone technology, realistic distant taxi howling and distant rumbling sounds are included. The plane could be heard loud and clear from up to 2km away in tower view! Realistic start up sounds featuring external air cart compressor howling noises are included. Realistic interior ambience noises such as the inverter noise and touchdown, flaps, gear sound with chime, and more are featured in this sound pack. Please visit our website at: www.skyhighflightsim.webs.com for more info and sound packs!
Filename: sas_fsx_dc8_jt3d7_soundpack.zip
License: Freeware
Added: 3rd September 2011
Downloads: 138
Author: Adam Murphy and Jesse Casserly - Skyhigh Audio Simulations
Size: 44560kb

I am not degrading on the models out there, I do have the HJG DC-8 and its a wonderful plane and the Aerosim DC-8 is really nice as well but they aren't in my taste of quality.

Also, if you're doing this plane for FSX, you'd be the first one out there with a FSX native model.
Try to find a webpage with close-up photos of the DC-8s wings. Sometimes photos give away airfoil shape pretty well (they did for my 328).
Of course it's not as convenient as official documents from the manufacturer, but it helps.




Hey Mr.FaosX,
one question. Are you going to model the CFM engines model as well?
Thanks and good luck!!
I really love the DC-8, pure beauty![]()


will it be for a fs9 version?
Thanks


