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I was looking at the recent changes at the FlightGear wiki and found this: http://wiki.flightgear.org/Let_L-410_Turbolet
Someone has added a download link for the Let L-410 Turbolet.

And does anyone have the mail-adress from Syd Adams because I've this aircraft which is not in FGMEMBERS:

Beechcraft King Air B200

Beechcraft King Air C90A
Found it at http://www.gitorious.org a while ago before the downfall. The Beechcraft's are now licensed under the
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 license (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/) (found a license.txt inside the folder). I want to ask if it's releaseable under the GPL license.

Thanks MV-DP

Here are the new repos for the L410 aircrafts in the link
https://github.com/FGMEMBERS/l410uvpe
https://github.com/FGMEMBERS/Let-L410

I can't find a link for the King Air. I'll send you privately the email of Syd Adams.

Best,
IH-COL

Found some other aircraft which are not in FGMEMBERS yet here: http://www.hm9.aitai.ne.jp/~uchinmat/models/models.html
As far as I've seen they are all GPL, and also on that page is scenery for RJNA and RJNG. And also two AI scenario's. I think found also a good helicopter for the FG Spring Festival 2016, I'll probably fly with the OH-6DA. All aircraft are actually Japanese or license built Japanese for example the Mitsubishi UH-60J and SH-60J (maybe also the cockpit models are usable for the Sikorsky UH-60 (if StuartC isn't doing it already)). And I really like the pushback system for the OH-6DA (model is from FGUK):


Btw: Still had no reply from Syd Adams about the two King Air's.

Nice Page MV-DP
I can't read much of the page, but GPL2 notices are in English

I'll upload the planes ASAP.
Also, it's great to have 2 more airports built for the Japan area, for this festival

Arigato!!

Found even another Japanese site with aircraft and more: http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/virt_fly/folder/972379.html
On the site I found a H6K floatplane, nice for the USA tour.

Martien van der P. wrote:Found even another Japanese site with aircraft and more: http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/virt_fly/folder/972379.html
On the site I found a H6K floatplane, nice for the USA tour.

I better start studying Japanese
There's another whole FG world outthere to be discovered :_

Thanks MV-DP

Just tried that T-34, really awesome you could even enable a moving soviet flag. And you could choose liveries and between two versions.

@MV-DP- This is a bit off-topic, but I wanted to go on record to thank you for the Lockheed L-188 Electra. You did a great job on the plane! I've been working on it. I added instruments to the panel based on photos--there were numerous different arrangements, so what I set up is close to what a generic panel would have looked like. IAHM-COL did a great Braniff "Flying Colors" blue livery for the USA tour Saturday. I was so disappointed when your terrasync crashed, because I wanted you to see the aircraft!



I'm also working on converting the P&W Double Wasp piston engines to the Allison T56 501-513 turboprops. The issue, as you know, is no one has written an Allison T56 engine XML file. I've made an attempt at it using Gary Neely's template for building YASim turboprop engines, but so far I haven't got the XML file right. Also, I don't know how to revise the Nasal file. If you (or anybody) is interested in helping me with the engine conversion, I welcome it. Here's the link to the Git fork: https://github.com/DrDavid/Lockheed-L-188.git There are changes in the L-188.xml and L-188F.xml files that need to be looked at, and then the files in the Engines folder. Note: the model tries to load but will not spawn.

Here is the link to the working model of the Electra:https://github.com/DrDavid/Lockheed-L-188.git

MV-DP, my thanks again for a plane that is really fun to fly.