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Fokker 28

Buggsy44

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Just wanted to gauge the interest of any available aircraft developers who would be interested in a Fokker 28 (FSX primarily, with at least the Mk.4000 model).

Key features would be a highly detailed VC, virtual cabin, complete gauge functionality, and perhaps (this may be too ambitious) shared cockpit.

I am aware of the freeware PFJ F28 available, and the OmWings F28-4000 released way back, but both are lacking in different areas, and a complete iteration of this classic first generation regional jet that is still in operation today.

I would prefer this to be a payware project and royalties would be payed once the product was released. Unless anyone would prefer it to be freeware...

More details could be discussed after a team is assembled. Any interest?
 
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