With the release of the Microsoft Flight Simulator, we started to see a lot of new companies entering the market. Some with great products. Others seem to be trying to take advantage of the community. This is one of those products.
CowanSim’s is the second post-native helicopter support Bell 206 to be released for MSFS. As with the FlyInside Bell 206, Joe Hudson took her for a spin. Here are his thoughts.
FlyInside released their second helicopter for MSFS. Only a few days after the announcement, the FlyInside Bell 206 is out, and Joe Hudson took a good look at her.
I know what you’re thinking: these guys are only releasing this about the Apache NOW? Well, yes. Sometimes it’s better to way for the right man to do the right job, and do it the right way. Joe’s our man and he will let you know what HE thinks about the Apache for DCS.
The Bell 206 JetRanger has been a part of our simulation lives for years and it has been a part of several milestones in the simming world. We have been lacking a great, updated model for X-Plane. Could Cowan Simulation’s 206 be it?
Back in 2016, Joe Hudson took a look at the S300 for X-Plane 10 from DreamFoil Creations. Four years later, he decided to revisit the model as it was updated to X-Plane’s latest version.
ORBX recently released their Southern California scenery which should be a dream for the virtual helicopter pilot, considering the number of helipads and heliports in the region. But, is it?
Cowan Simulation recently released their first product: the B222UT for X-Plane. Our writer, Joe Hudson, huge fan of Airwolf, was obviously the right guy to review this sexy bird.