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Pics look very nice. Now I wish I owned the LDS instead of CS. Unless a new 767 comes out, I may have to go back to Level-D. Especially with this new VC from Zinertek.
They’re not comparable. CS makes amazing 3d animated models. Level-D’s 767 made an amazing stable 767 systems simulation. I still fly it in FSX and even though visually it shows its age, simulation wise it almost feels like a living entity. When that 767 does something you know she had a reason for it.
Agree Alex. Had both the CS and LDS in FS9. Flight dynamics of CS don’t compare to Level-D. I’m a proud PMDG guy. Since they don’t offer a 767, I may just go ahead and buy it for FSX. If a quality publisher decided today to create a 767, I’d probably be 6 feet under before it would be released.