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Manufactured by Short Bros., Rochester, Kent. 149 Squadron, RAF Mildenhall, Suffolk, England, late 1942. Manufactured by Austin Motors, Longbridge, Birmingham. 7 Squadron, RAF Oakington, Cambridgeshire, England, early 1941. The Virtavia Short Stirling for X-Plane is available now (or very soon) at, , SimMarket and SimShack.
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You can also download a free copy of the Virtavia Stirling's User Manual.
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A 22-page illustrated user manual explains things in easy terms and a pilot's checklist makes getting airborne simple.Ĭheck out the new cockpit screenshots on the Stirling page. All three wartime variants of the bomber are included (see below) and extensive testing was done in VR to ensure a bug-free virtual Stirling experience. Recordings of actual Bristol Hercules engines were used in the sounds package, their deep bass drone will have you turning up the volume for sure. These are not droppable as yet, but once the tech is better understood (XP12 ?), this feature can be added. The bomb bays (both fuselage and wings) contain a mixed, togglable bomb load.
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Great attention to detail has been lavished throughout, PBR textures, all six cockpit windows can be opened, a crew access ladder, the glistening wing oil streaks seen on all well-used Stirlings, and of course 'that' undercarriage - yes, the enormous landing gear is faithfully represented and moves just like it should. Virtavia has made sure that the Stirling experience in X-Plane is authentic but still not beyond the ability of a flightsim novice to enjoy. Overshadowed in the eyes of the general public by the much better-known Lancaster, and perhaps also the Halifax, the Stirling was nevertheless a stalwart of RAF Bomber Command during the early years of World War Two. Now, twenty years later, Virtavia presents another flightsim Stirling - an all-new state-of-the-art simulation for X-Plane 11. The first commercial-quality simulation of the Stirling bomber was brought to you by AlphaSim (Virtavia's old name) in 2002. Now available for X-Plane 11 - the mighty Short Stirling ! Download v.2 from your account at your preferred vendor.Īpr 8: Short Stirling for X-Plane out now The wrong-way rudder animation has been fixed and the user manual and checklist have been updated. All of the shortcomings of v.1 have been fixed - take-off, overpower, top speed, auto-controls behaviour - all now corrected. Version 2 of the Stirling now has a vastly improved flight model (.acf file) provided by our very experienced customer 'V1 Sim'. The X-Plane version of the Stirling has now been completely converted for Prepar3D.Īpr 13: Short Stirling for X-Plane 11, version 2 out now Download v.3 from your account at your preferred vendor.Īpr 29: Short Stirling for Prepar3D out now The user manual has been updated with a new section about this feature. The bomb control panel appears in the cockpit when both bays are opened, bombs can be dropped in 4 ways - Single, Pair, Ripple and Salvo.
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This latest update adds droppable bombs as well as a doppler effect during flybys and fixes the missing window from the Mk1 exterior cockpit glass. May 10: Short Stirling for X-Plane 11, version 3 out now An XP12 version is presently being developed and will be released as soon as possible. Download v.4 from your account at your preferred vendor. The user manual has been updated to reflect the Auto Controls changes.
Sep 29: Short Stirling for X-Plane 11, version 4 out nowĪdds HDG (heading hold) to the Auto ControlsĪdds VR hand controlller manipulation to steering yokesĪdds windscreen de-icer hand pump (cockpit floor, left of pilot)įixed bad animation on pilot's direct-view window rotary knob Try some of the free FS models at the Virtavia Freeware Site
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