Hi Everyone! in case you missed it, Dave Garwood has released the Hawker Hunter twin seaters over at flightsim.to and cbfsim.co.uk. This aircraft includes some enhancements over the single seaters and beautiful modelling and cockpit.
3 Likes
Took it up for a short hop test flight. Does what it says on the tin. Nice modeling for a first generation jet.
3 Likes
Downloaded this on Tuesday and been out in it a few times. Really nicely done, feels heavy and ponderous when you try to throw it around. Nice liveries included too. Excellent free addon.
4 Likes
Dave Garwood did a tremendous job on the single seater so I’m really looking forward to trying this one out.
1 Like
Just did a few flights… Excellent !!
1 Like
This is really very good.
The texturing and sounds are better than some payware jets.
Really like how the aircraft handles, it even has a very nice manual - instruction booklet with all the needed information to fly the jet.
Really a great work by the dev here.
2 Likes
Somehow I completely missed this one when it came out. I only discovered it yesterday.
Really impressive work. Lovely cockpit in VR, really nice external model, lots of liveries, very smooth on framerates, and she handles like a dream. Better than many payware planes. Posting this just in case someone missed it like me!
4 Likes
Sorry to bump up the topic, but I have a small question: Does the Hunter twin-seater have any landing or taxi lights ?
I enjoy this plane a lot in VR. A few days ago I wanted to do some early morning flight with it, especially enjoying the cockpit lighting… However I coudn’t find any taxi or landing lights, so I wasn’t able to taxi out of my parking 
In the end, I had to switch to the single-seater which does have a landing light switch on the front panel.
How is it on your side ?
I don’t think it has them… The panel is on the left hand side, with up/down switches for nav, beacon, etc, but I can’t see taxi lights.
And the manual says this: “Only a minority of Hunters were fitted with a landing light.”