Fokker_DVI

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This model of the Fokker DVI was produced for Ilan Pappinis' Microflight flight simulator. The Fokker D6 is an interesting member of the WWI Fokker stable. It incorporated elements of the Dr1 airframe with the new thick Fokker wing that was made famous by the DVII. Unfortunately, it was introduced and built alongside the DVII and was eclipsed by the DVII. Pilots felt that perhaps they were being "fobbed off" in a sense if their units were asked to fly them. By all reports it was a reasonably good fighter.

Fuel Cart

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Early style, 300 Liter fuel cart. This object is made for use in Micro Flight scenery.

Hampton_Roads_VS

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This is the Hampton Roads area scenery. Site of the famous altercation between the Union and Confederate ironclads Monitor and CSS Virginia. It is made for use in Ilan Papinis' Virtual Sailor.

Handley Page 42

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This is a model of the Handley Page 42 "Heracles". The famous British airliner of the 30's.

Lancastrian Avro 691

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This is a model of the Avro 691 "Lancastrian" made for Ilan Pappinis Micro Flight flight simulator.

Me109_B

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This is a model of the Me109 B, of Spanish Civil war fame.

Micro Flight 5

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Micro Flight is a state of the art flight simulator specializing in simulating ultralight flying vehicles and micro meteorological conditions. Unlike other flight simulators, Micro Flight simulates the intricate flow of air over the ground and the effects of thermals created by the sun, making it ideal for simulating gliders of all types. Micro Flight also simulates types of vehicles not simulated by other general aviation programs, such as: Hanggliders, Paragliders, Gyroplanes, Helicopters, Trikes, Balloons and more. Flight instrumentation and navigational aids were made to resemble real ones, this includes the hand held GPS, standard flight instruments, head up display and more. The whole enviroment which the user interacts with is three dimentional, even operating the instruments in the cockpit is made by manipulating them with the mouse and not just by pressing keys. The terrain model used is detailed and optimized, giving the terrain a photorealistic look while still maintaing a high frame rate during run. The program supports a wide variety of scenery formats, and can import aerial photography and USGS digital elevation data directly. The program includes flight recording and anaylis, giving the user the ability to study the flight in detail and export it's path in digital form for any purpose. The program has netplay mode which enables users to fly and communicate with each other. All this and more make the program a unique and valueable tool for flight simulation. Copyright Ilan Papini 1999 - 2004 ©

Micro Flight Air Race (MFAR)

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Micro Flight Air race A race track like for acrobatic planes very much like the Red Bull Air Race but for Micro Flight.

Micro Flight SRTM N48E000

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Microflight V5.0 SRTM scenery example. An example of how the new MF Version 5.x can use SRTM data. A goodly sized square of SRTM data. Raw Data by Nasa, JPL. Thanks guys, nice job. Quickly converted (about 2 minutes max) by Ian Hay, using 3dem (great feeware, thanks guys, nice handy program).

Micro Flight SRTM N48E001

File Description:
Microflight V5.0 SRTM scenery example. An example of how the new MF Version 5.x can use SRTM data. A goodly sized square of SRTM data. Raw Data by Nasa, JPL. Thanks guys, nice job. Quickly converted (about 2 minutes max) by Ian Hay, using 3dem (great feeware, thanks guys, nice handy program).