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PMDG or OMG 737 NGX ? Angle of Attack guides you along their walk-around video : countless 3D details on the nose, pitots, valves, numerous inlet doors and sensors… and this, just in the first 5 minutes of the 15 minutes video available here.
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Just fantastic what PMDG are doing. Setting the standard to a very high degree……..again!
That was the best video presentation of a simulated aircraft I have ever seen. The PMDG package looks absolutely stunning and they are undoubtedly going to make a lot of money on this product. The video portions into the wheel wells and what PMDG did on the inside of the wheel wells shows how much attention to detail the PMDG team has put into this aircraft. I was particularly impressed with the rendition of the cockpit windows and the passenger windows. It looks perfect even in beta form. Although I recently bought the iFly version of the 737, this package will be a must for my hangar.
Best regards,
Jim
Amazing!!!!GREAT!!!Congratulations PMDG!so many details so real we will see on the future on the virtual skys full traffick off 737!!
how much that airplane will cost?any idea?
At the beginning of the Beta stage, Robert S. Randazzo wrote he would announce the price and release date just a few days before release, so we’ll have to wait a bit more.