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MSFS20 Saab MFI-17 "Mushshak (The proficient)"

Elevator trim tab animation added......
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mskhan1991 said:
this actually looks very cool in the moonlight.... thanks Bill!
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I think you misunderstood what I meant. The "radio's glass screens" is what I meant. Liquid crystal displays are backlighted so they are 'bright' all the time power is applied. As it is now, those screens are 'dark' and you cannot see the tuned frequencies, or whatever else is shown.
 
n4gix said:
I think you misunderstood what I meant. The "radio's glass screens" is what I meant. Liquid crystal displays are backlighted so they are 'bright' all the time power is applied. As it is now, those screens are 'dark' and you cannot see the tuned frequencies, or whatever else is shown.
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oh i fixed that... its not in the screenshots yet
 
Hi MSK, looks very nice again!
But a notice to your screenshots: the pilot seems too specular. Try to set his specularity very low, which is obviously far more realistic.
 
Through the past 4 years I have seen several noobs come and go, some have completed, others have given up, but rarely has a beginner followed through like you have and come out with such a quality piece of work. Excellent job and here's to hoping that your skills increase considerably with the next one.
 
Thanks a lot for the wonderful comments guys!

Naruto-kun said:
Through the past 4 years I have seen several noobs come and go, some have completed, others have given up, but rarely has a beginner followed through like you have and come out with such a quality piece of work. Excellent job and here's to hoping that your skills increase considerably with the next one.
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I hope so too! :)
 
JP "Penz" Pedersen said:
I can't figure out how to use Facebook (lol), so I tried to compensate a bit by buying the damn aircraft instead. :)

With a bit of copy/paste I now have it flying beautifully in both FSX and P3D.

Thank you very much for the Mushshak, and bring on the service packs! :p
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haha, thanks a lot . I have one coming up by the end of this week,
 
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