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I finally pulled this one down to try it and it really is beautiful! I had delayed because I have the FSD version and it comes with a Red Bull livery. I tried them both today have to say the MilViz version is easily the better and man does it look gorgeous! It really is that much better looking. I think this will now be a go-to plane for fun flying. GPS, modern cockpit, and those sexy lines! This is payware quality. It's like the Ant's Airplane T-28A. That complete and well done.

Guys, you just can't beat the price and it's nicely fitted for civilian flights and cross country flying!

If you need some convincing, have a look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXCJpMer5ok

Thanks for the heads-up, Bruce!

Hey guys, these are amazing air-to-air shots of the real Flying Bulls in the namesake P-38 and F4U. Some of the coolest video I've seen like this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dH2z8fPJFRw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6McV4L_K7xA

It's just so very cool!

Very cool!

Everytime I load this up I get 5 fps and it's unplayable !!! Any ideas anyone ?

Tony

I'm the same, 5fps...

Get the P38 in P3D 3.3 anyway so not sure why I even installed it...

Hey Tony, a couple of things. Even with the low frame rate, do the prop pitch and mixture controls work properly?

When you installed, did you do it as administrator?

Also, did you see and acknowledge the dialog to run and trust the MilViz 38? And you run FSUIPC too, right?

This is a no go for some strange reason. At 5 fps it stutters like crazy. Don't know what's going wrong. As for F16 I got a good freeware one I'll link you too later Robert.

Tony

No joy on the low frame rates but I did find the answer to the mixture, mag, and prop controls not working for me:

http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/a ... 77065.html

Barfly
March 30th, 2013, 17:57
For a simple visual, just start with all toggle switches on the lower right side of the forward panel in the forward (up) position. You'll probably only have to left click one of the pair of battery toggle switches. You may not see that part of thr panel without pulling the yoke back, or you can hide the yoke by flipping the unmarked toggle nearest the lower left hand corner of the instrument panel.

Next, unlock the left mixture switch by left clicking on the black button on top of the left red lever - you should hear a click. Then control-e, and both engines will start in sequence.

This is also all on the kneeboard.

Not Red Bull but see if you can stop those onions bothering you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWw38m8QPh8

Tony