Weeee I spot a Milviz Beaver
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Merlin single-seat light sport aircraft: aluminum construction, high wing, 60 HP engine, ~90-knot cruise at 2.5 gallons per hour with the newer v-twin 4-stroke. Sold as a kit plane, with parts built in Czech Republic. Theoretically very cost-competitive versus 2-seaters thanks to its lower purchase price, cheaper engine replacement cost, and low fuel usage.
Would be an interesting step in between the very slow ultralights and the 100-knot 2-seaters. 
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I hope for A2A to bring their Connie to MSFS with all those Captian the Ship features.
That plus the ATR and Ju from Asobo and The PC-6 from the Ukrainian dudes that post here in the forum and I’m a happy camper.
Wauv this looks just amazing 
Hope we dont have to wait to long for that👌
In terms of sound the ATR 72-500
In terms of smell the Short 360
In terms of flight dynamics the MD-80
In terms of cockpit the B757/767
And in terms of all of the above the amazing MD-11
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I do love the looks of that A340-600! I’ve always found it curious how this model never really made it to the flight sim community. I think only Wilco made one back in the days. I’m not crazy about Airbus in the sim (as all cockpits are the same, lame) but I would sure throw money on an A346.
I want more than anything, the golden age of jet aviation but as little glass displays as possible).
I would like a full fidelity (high fidelity or marketing coined term “study level”) version of the following planes, I expect then to have the full quirks and things that will kill me if I ignore them (I also expect at LEAST a very well done, full aspect wind tunnel model simulation with departure envelopes, ofc, then I would be willing to shell out PMDG-kind of money):
Boeing:
- B 737-200 or 200adv (additionally, the 100 would be sweet)
- B 737-400*/500/600 (any version) * (-400 Version by one of TFDi former developers)
- B 727-200 (+100 if possible)
- B 707 (there are sooo many versions I would want, but I’ll take any version that flew in 1960 or past that date)
- B 767-200/300
- B 757
- B 777 (I am willing to have some glass displays bc I love this plane)
McDonnell Douglas / Douglas / Boeing McD Division
- MD-11 (I am willing to have some glass displays bc I love this plane)
- DC-8 (same as 707, many versions. I’d like one of the 60/70s and a retroffited freight one of the 2000s)
- DC-10 * (We don’t know for sure what Asobo/Orbix plan for the future)
- MD-80 series * (In the works by Leonardo Sims)
- B 717 / MD-95 (not necessary but I’ll take it)
Bae/Aerospatiale
- Concorde (it would be nice if we could get a full fidelity one, but I don’t expect that)
Airbus
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A300 (early)
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A300-600
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A340 (I’d prefer the -600 version but a -300 would be also ok)
Lockheed
- L1011
- Super Constellation (Modelled to the DC-6 level of PMDG would be enough)
Odd niche ones (nice if we get any of those):
- Convair 990
- Bae RJ/146 series
- Ilyushin IL-62
- Tupolev Tu-154M
- Tu-104B
- Dassault Mercure (comparable with mid life 737; 1971)
- VC-10
- Fokker F28* or successors (F-70, F100, etc)
(*) = already in the works, progress unknown, external model sighted
Edited known developments into the list (F28, 734, MD80, perhaps DC10)
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I don’t know why you count the 737-600 to the golden age of jet airliners, probably you mean the -300. The -600 is in the making from PMDG. I guess it will be included in the -600 and -700 extension pack.
The MD-80 will be brought to the sim by Leonardo.
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In no perticular order
PBY Catilina
Douglas DC 3
Pilatus PC-6 Porter
md11 - Fedex
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Everything except the a320 for now lol
The 757, 767, 777 and MD-11 aren’t golden age either 
I meant primarily jet golden age
For me, I’m really waiting for some of the classic 1920s/1930s airliners, like the Fokker FVII, the Dragon Rapide, the Ford Tri-Motor, or the Handley Page H.P. 42, just to name a few. The classics of aviation really need to stay immortalized, and what better way than in this gorgeous sim?
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ATR 72-600
SAAB 340
Embraer 190
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I had the Epic E1000 as an add-on plane for X-Plane 11. I certainly would like it to be added to MFS, and I also prefer it to the TBM 930. The styling is classic; it reminds me of 1920s Art Deco. Lovely and fast plane.
Are you guys wanting more aircraft with steam gauges or glass cockpits?
Specifically when it comes to fixed wing releases.
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Steam, steam, and more steam please.
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Steam. With 2 (two) ADFs.
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I plan to get the A2A Comanche, which I believe will be steam. I just want one really good study-level steam prop that goes fast, high, and far and this fits the bill.
For modern planes, modern glass. For classic planes, classic steam. Whatever came with the plane.
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You’ll be pleased to know that Y-sim has just released an offical Subsonex JSX-2 on the SimMarket store. Reasonable price by looks of it too! Not tried it yet but I am planning to later
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