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SkySim Hawk Released

Ian P, Monday, 7 July 2008 @ 18:09

SkySim.co.uk have announced the release of their British Aerospace Hawk T.1 developed by Rick Piper, for Microsoft Flight Simulator X.

For more details and to purchase the aircraft, see the SkySim website, here.

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