Virtavia - Rutan 61 Long EZ FSX Steam Edition Main Package

Virtavia Rutan 61 Long EZ - FSX Steam Edition

For FSX Steam Edition only

Get the FSX version of the Virtavia - Rutan 61 Long EZ FSX DVD Version here.

The Long-EZ is an incredibly popular home-built aircraft flown by pilots all over the world. The prototype of the Long-EZ first flew in 1979. Approximately 700 Long-EZ exist in the USA alone, with many more being built.

Features

• ONE model and ONE livery only


• native FSX model available with all FSX features (bump mapping, self-shadowing, bloom, etc.)


• HIGHLY authentic virtual cockpit with animations and mousable controls


• includes 'REALGAUGE' technology:
  
  
  
  • all VC gauges are 3D models with compete 3D working parts such as needles, flags etc
  
  
  • all gauges are fully mousable with switch parts all working correctly
  
  
  • 3D gauges also include Bendix radios stack, MiniFlo fuel computer, GPS and Hobbs meter
  
  
  • 'RealGauge' provides - prefect smooth operation, high FPS, extremely crisp appearance
  
  
  • all gauges have custom nighttime illumination
  
  
  • larger gauges have togglable 'floater' digital displays for added usability
  
  
  • note - 2D panel is not needed, a 'minimal' bitmap is however provided
  
  
  • functions such as Map, ATC are activated by mousable hotspots over specific parts
  
  
  
  


• extremely authentic flight dynamics, fully tested and approved by real E-Z pilots


• separate flight dynamics for both engine types (AvCo Lycoming O-235 and O-320)


• very high quality sounds by TSS


• detailed and illustrated PDF manual, 60-plus pages


• very realistic pilot figure with auto-anims as user-input anims combined


• animations include : ventral spoiler, nose gear retract, nose gear 'kneel', canopy, rudders, canards

Rutan 61 Long E-Z DLC (optional extra purchase)

• The DLC offers nine new liveries and five new model variations.


• Includes separate flight dynamics for both engine types (AvCo Lycoming O-235 and O-320)

Get more versions and variations here



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