Another C152 - freeware

Quote from delfinpm

I think I can say the same as ftpleta2. The logical thing is that reports more precisely where to find the "zip" for download. The message "The link is in the original post." Is not an answer. It costs nothing to be more precise.

Regards: Delfin

Why in the world is that not an answer? You just scroll back up to the orininal post on the same web-page you’re on, and THERE is the download link. How about some gratitude and manners towards someone who’s put down hundreds of hours and made this freely available for our enjoyment?

Thank you for that great freeware, Sylvain! You're one of the few developers who supported Aerofly from very early on and I hope we'll see more from you in the future.

Thank you Sylvain for this great version of the C152.

It flys very smooth, and it is a joy to go "sightseeing" with it!

Yes, thank you for your work.

Quote from sydel7912

I am aware that Just Flight will release a C152 soon and I'm sure it will be great.

I have also been working on a C152 project for the last five month. It' certainly not as good as the Just Flight version will be but here it is.

This is my very first aircraft ever

Very unfair of you - to set such an extremely high standard - especially since it's your first. And free.

Quote from stratospheric

Very unfair of you - to set such an extremely high standard - especially since it's your first. And free.

Well said. We have dedicated specialists who produce the models, and then others who do the coding, and then others who do the sounds, and others that do the liveries and so on. For somebody to do all that on their own is quite the achievement and I take my hat off to you!

Thx for this plane. Looks great.

Sylvain,

I learned to fly many years ago in a Cessna 150, after receiving my PPL and was engaged in a commercial pilots program, I purchased my own C150. Not much later I got my CFI rating and started teaching primary training in my C150 and renting other aircraft as needed. I accumulated logged hours in that Cessna that amounts to about 6 times the number of hours you stated that you spent building this freeware model. Several years later I purchased a newer model that looks almost exactly like the one you chose to model.

As you can imagine, I have very fond memories of flying my personal Cessnas. I remember very well the views, the sounds, the feel, the response, etc. My initial thoughts are that you have captured all the important features and specs for an enjoyable AFS2 flying model.

I am especially pleased that you are the one and only designer/developer to actually capture the physical size of the vertical braces between the windows and the windscreen. The view from the pilot's seat is perfect as opposed to all other C152 models that I have seen, including those in development. It looks to me like I remember the views from either seat and how it looks when looking along the bottom of the wing and looking over the engine cowling.

I suspect this will eventually be my favorite "goto" airplane for casual flying. Thank you so very much for choosing to share this marvelous accomplishment with us.

Regards,

Ray

Quote from sydel7912

aybe that's because the question was not that clear to me.

Anyway, I hope HighFlyer's answer helped you to find the download button.

Désolé Sylvain, je ne voulais pas partir une polémique

Quote from Ozav8r

Why in the world is that not an answer? You just scroll back up to the orininal post on the same web-page you’re on, and THERE is the download link. How about some gratitude and manners towards someone who’s put down hundreds of hours and made this freely available for our enjoyment?

The professionals, or those who are very fond of programming, spend thousands of hours doing this work, therefore you know and intuit with great agility, the way forward to dive in all this computer labyrinth and find the desired links.

Those others (like me, with little time available), whose activity is far from this hobby of programming, we sometimes have difficulties to find the right path to that link. If we had it so simple, we would not ask for help again. And, surely in this situation we are the vast majority of users (I would say that, at least, 95% of us).

It is evident that this difficulty of most of us, you do not understand it. What for you is elementary and logical, (consequence of repeating that routine thousands of times), for us, it is more difficult, precisely because we can not spend so much time in those repetitions.

Secondly, I feel a deep respect for the professionals (or very good amateurs) who dedicate themselves to this creative activity, thousands of hours of work, and in the end, they deliver us without charge, the fruit of their prolonged work. Therefore, Ozav8r, do not make affirmations and accusations so severe, about what you do not know.

In this forum (it happens frequently in all collectivity), sometimes, people are offended with excessive lightness. I hope Sylvain, my words will not bother you; If that were the case, I apologize. And, of course, thank you for your contribution to this Sim.

Another thing: Why have not you put the link at the end of your post in which you advertise and put that Cessna at our disposal? That's what the creator of the Marchetti S-211 did in his day, so it's much easier.

Regards: Delfin

Quote from delfinpm

Another thing: Why have not you put the link at the end of your post in which you advertise and put that Cessna at our disposal? That's what the creator of the Marchetti S-211 did in his day, so it's much easier.

Regards: Delfin

As far as I can see this is exactly what he did! The link is at the end of his first post...

Correct it is, I just looked to make sure.

Has anyone made any new repaints for the Cessna 152? How about some static models to spread around our airports.

Quote from Jetjockey10

Sylvain,

I am especially pleased that you are the one and only designer/developer to actually capture the physical size of the vertical braces between the windows and the windscreen. The view from the pilot's seat is perfect as opposed to all other C152 models that I have seen.

I agree, those wide windows and the position of pilot seat offers some fantastic views.

thanks Sylvain... only just discovered this model. Top notch job and very generous of you to share with us as freeware.

Matt

I need a PSD layered template, please

Hi Sylvain

I finally downloaded your Cessna 150, and ... very pleasantly surprised!

I was surprised, the resolution and sharpness of the instrument panel and the perfection in these instruments is the information.

Magnificent sound, both internal and external, and in addition, its response is very linear (both its sound, and its speed) as they increase or decrease the r.p.m. from the engine.

The plane has a really good finish and its flight is extraordinarily smooth, elegant, and with a perfect response proportional to the movement of the joystick.

I sincerely thank you for this contribution to FS2. I fly the Cessnas a little, for finding its flight very simple, but in this one, I find something special, that I do not know exactly what it is, but I enjoy flying it. Maybe it's because of its elegance and agility in the answers I ask.

I said, congratulations, for this contribution to the community.

Kind regards: Delfín