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Skybird · 07-21-07, 03:50 AM

Ha...! I just learned that Hans Hartmann had his hands in developing the ATR. Well, you maybe do not know it, but he is a legend in Germany's sim community, being known for absolutely superior aircraft developing and modelling. He is one of the most top developers of this kind of stuff, known for spectacular realism and pedantic attention to detail. The Piper Cheyenne I mentioned an described in another thread - is by him and his team, as well as the legendary Diamond Katana ( http://www.aerosoft.de/_php_projekte/_php_screenshots2/screenshots.php?sp=fsx&p=katanax ) and now the DO-27 (http://www.screenshotartist.co.uk/DA_DO27.htm). If I wouldn't already have the RealAir SF260 (featuring the same aircraft class), I would own these two beauties, too.

Okay, now i know what to expect from the ATR.

07-21-07, 03:50 AM	#10
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 40,532 Downloads: 9 Uploads: 0	Ha...! I just learned that Hans Hartmann had his hands in developing the ATR. Well, you maybe do not know it, but he is a legend in Germany's sim community, being known for absolutely superior aircraft developing and modelling. He is one of the most top developers of this kind of stuff, known for spectacular realism and pedantic attention to detail. The Piper Cheyenne I mentioned an described in another thread - is by him and his team, as well as the legendary Diamond Katana ( http://www.aerosoft.de/_php_projekte/_php_screenshots2/screenshots.php?sp=fsx&p=katanax ) and now the DO-27 (http://www.screenshotartist.co.uk/DA_DO27.htm). If I wouldn't already have the RealAir SF260 (featuring the same aircraft class), I would own these two beauties, too. Okay, now i know what to expect from the ATR. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.