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Aerosoft – OV-10 Bronco new preview

Sebastien, Thursday, 26 May 2011 @ 22:07

Aerosoft download products manager, Mathijs Kok, is more interested in weird and funny aircrafts than boring airliners.

It’s easy to guess how much this OV-10 Bronco X model will please him and many other people when available.

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