Golden Age – Pitcairn Package for FSX

Sebastien, Wednesday, 30 November 2011 @ 20:23

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In the Pitcairn package of Golden Age, get a PCA-2 FSX native model and experience the autogiro flights.

Golden Age adds the PA-18, initially developed for FS2004 and then adapted for FSX.

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