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WingsWare XB-70 Valkyrie By Bill Stack (3 February 2009) The Need Microsoft Flight Simulator's representation of aviation history overlooks a large supersonic aircraft from the 1950s that led to the development of the Concorde passenger liner and the B-1 bomber. The North American XB-70 Valkyrie bomber was larger than any previous supersonic aircraft of the 1950s and was approximately the size of the Concorde and the B-1. Exe Bundle 3 12 Crack Commandments. It was designed to carry nuclear and conventional bombs at Mach 3 above FL700 - out of the range of all interceptors of the day.

Triumph Tr4 Owners Handbook. Only two prototype XB-70s flew in flight tests in the 1960s. Its new technologies were used in later supersonic and subsonic aircraft. The Solution WingsWare, an Italian company, developed an XB-70 Valkyrie for Microsoft Flight Simulator X® for those simmers who would like to simulate flight in 'one of the most impressive supersonic aircraft ever built.' Skyrim Automatic Crossbow Mod.

Their website shows four other military aircraft that are 'coming soon.' WingsWare is careful to point out that the real aircraft names and all other descriptions contained in their products might be trademarked and are used for identification purposes only. They also state that WingsWare products are not produced or endorsed by Microsoft Corporation Inc. Or by the manufacturers mentioned in their airplane description or manuals. Because this was a military prototype aircraft, I tested it at Edwards Air Force Base in California where innumerable aircraft have been tested for more than 50 years. Major Features WingsWare's XB-70 is remarkably accurate in appearance inside and outside. It looks very much like aviation photos of the real aircraft from the early 1960s.

It has an almost-full set of animated parts including hinged wing tips, complex gear-retraction sequence, and a variable nose ramp. The basic instrument panel and the virtual cockpit are nearly identical to the panel and cockpit in an old photo of the real cockpit that I found on the Internet.

It's cramed with gauges, switches, knobs, levers, and other controls, as was common in jet aircraft of the era. Using those old panels provides considerable challenge and enjoyment as opposed to the simplicity of today's glass panels. Glass-covered dials show distracting reflections as was common in such instruments of the day. Most gauges and controls are unique for this model, having been developed by WingsWare.

The detailed interactive virtual cockpit with real three-dimensional gauges is the primary instrument panel. Controls for deflecting flaps, lowering the wingtips, and releasing the drag chutes are available only on the virtual panels. The realism of the WingsWare cockpit is even more impressive when compared to a competing XB-70 offered for free internet downloading that absurdly uses a glass cockpit from a Boeing 787 Dreamliner! There were no glass cockpits in the early 1960s, and there are no XB-70s modified for glass cockpits today. This aircraft was designed for FSX per its standards, according to WingsWare, and it is compatible with DirectX 9 and 10. Its real-time shadowing in its virtual cockpit works only with DirectX 10, however.