Nothing is always one of the nicest prices to pay for a model and Scansim are offering their PA-28-140 Cherokee for exactly that: $0, £0, €0.
Described as being “depicted as an artist’s impression only, and it is only certified for VFR flying“, the FSX/P3D aircraft has none the less an extensive list of features and is DX10 compatible, for those who like to use the preview mode. The full features list can be found here, where you can also order your copy.
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Nice freeby, though it defaults to a P3D install with no option to alter to FSX. There are instructions however for a manual install. I dragged the files from P3D to FSX and it installed OK.
Theres both made an Installer made for P3D as well FSX. Just ask SimMarket for the right one…
OK but no problem I have both and use P3D more. Is it not shameful that more folk cannot be bothered to comment and thank you for this freeby.
Well Alex, thats how it is…
If You like the Piper, You could always give a “Customer Review” and perhaps a few stars 😉
Regards Claus
SCANSIM – Owner & Developer
I’ll be honest, I haven’t “bought” it yet, but I’ll say thank you anyway… 🙂
The sF International crowd is definitely a hard one to get to comment on anything, unfortunately. We do try to get you lot involved, you know…
I think the fact that it is top of the sM sales charts for the week – something that even most free models or magazines don’t achieve – provides some positive feedback at least.
Thank You Ian, go get it, its FREE… 😉
I know You do Your best, and Im happy about that. I “did” get a lot of “Feedback” on SCANSIM Copenhagen Airport X, but the Piper is My first entry into aircraft Development, and its not perfect however I want to improve in a future update.
Im very very proud its in the top of sales charts for the week in just few days like the Airport, and Im sure the feedback will come…
Incredible, Ive got one “Customer Review” ( Nice one, 5 stars ) after been in the top of sales charts 5 days and more than 600 FREE purchases 😉
Can you get Australian repaints for this aircraft?
Greg