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SPITALER FMI INTERLAKEN
LESO - San Sebastian
Explore beautiful surroundings near on Spanish-French border and perform challenging approaches!
Plan your approach carefully because of a short runway.
San Sebastián Airport (IATA: EAS, ICAO: LESO) is the airport serving San Sebastián in Basque Country, Spain. Despite its name, the facilities are located in the municipality of Hondarribia, with the runway stretching like a spit of land along the river Bidasoa right on the Spanish-French border.
The airport is operated by Vueling, Ibe... Explore beautiful surroundings near on Spanish-French border and perform challenging approaches!
Plan your approach carefully because of a short runway.
San Sebastián Airport (IATA: EAS, ICAO: LESO) is the airport serving San Sebastián in Basque Country, Spain. Despite its name, the facilities are located in the municipality of Hondarribia, with the runway stretching like a spit of land along the river Bidasoa right on the Spanish-French border.
The airport is operated by Vueling, Iberia Regional, Binter Canarias, and some seasonal flights by British Airways and Volotea.
- San Sebastian Airport in very detailed rendition,
- High-quality PBR texturing,
- Recreated surroundings and shoreline,
- Runway profile,
- Mesh,
- Simplified terminal interior.
Spitfire Mk IXc
A timeless legend, an icon, a hero and arguably one of the most beautiful aircraft to have ever existed.
Designed to be a short-range, high-performance interceptor, the Spitfire is most famous for it's pivotal role in World War II & The Battle of Britain where it was a key weapon against Axis forces. Instantly recognizable by it's iconic elliptical wing, the Spitfire needs little introduction from us.
Key Features
3D Cockpit Model built from Heritage Flight Simulations incred... A timeless legend, an icon, a hero and arguably one of the most beautiful aircraft to have ever existed.
Designed to be a short-range, high-performance interceptor, the Spitfire is most famous for it's pivotal role in World War II & The Battle of Britain where it was a key weapon against Axis forces. Instantly recognizable by it's iconic elliptical wing, the Spitfire needs little introduction from us.
Key Features
3D Cockpit Model built from Heritage Flight Simulations incredibly detailed CAD Model
The model is a perfect replica of the Spitfire Mk IX cockpit, down to the smallest detail, and is used for the production of HFS's amazing cockpit replica.
This is of course backed up by our usual ultra-high Artwork standards across the entire aircraft - the in-game screenshots say more here than we ever could! Combined with the gorgeous scenery of MSFS, prepare to be blown away by just how good an old legend can look inside a modern simulator.
Professional Wwise Sound Design by an experienced Sound Engineer
This release marks our greatest achievement in sound design so far, by a long mile, thanks to the power of Wwise (the industry leader in game audio-engineering). All sounds have been professionally recorded from a real Spitfire Mk IX. We have splashed out here to obtain an exhaustive Spitfire sound pack, professionally recorded by an Audio studio for the purpose of simulation & game development. It has been worth it! The audio experience is incredibly immersive and enhances the experience significantly!
Extensively researched, detailed and realistic Flight Model
Asobo has developed an enormously complex, detailed and realistic set of Flight Modelling tools that we have fully implemented to build our Spitfire FM from the ground up. Our experience in developing our Spitfire Mk IX for X-plane 11, as well as our recent experience developing Flight Models inside 3 different simulation platforms, has allowed us to quickly build a highly accurate Flight Model that not only flies 'by the numbers', but just feels damn good.
Realistic Start-up Procedures, Failures and Flight Systems
Simulated to function as faithfully as possible to the real aircraft; you will need to start-up, operate and fly the aircraft just as a real Spitfire pilot would have all those years ago. Custom failures enforce this realism – exceeding operating limits or incorrectly operating the aircraft will result in appropriate failures.
Multiple Variants
Our Spitfire package includes both the Spitfire Mk IXc , as well as the unique clipped wing variant of the airframe, infamous for its unique look, significantly improved roll rate and slight speed increase.
Downloads
- Paintkit
- Manual
Interlaken Spitaler Hospital
Spitaler Interlaken is a hospital based in Interlaken , Switzerland . Since 1999 it has belonged to the hospitals Frutigen Meiringen Interlaken AG. The hospital assistant school was put into operation in 1959. In 2001 the magnetic resonance tomography was put into service. A year later, the “Spital Interlaken – Interlaken Hospital Foundation” was founded.
Spitaler Hospital is equipped with three helipads. High skilled pilots are required. Those pilots are mainly trained by REGA (Swiss Ai... Spitaler Interlaken is a hospital based in Interlaken , Switzerland . Since 1999 it has belonged to the hospitals Frutigen Meiringen Interlaken AG. The hospital assistant school was put into operation in 1959. In 2001 the magnetic resonance tomography was put into service. A year later, the “Spital Interlaken – Interlaken Hospital Foundation” was founded.
Spitaler Hospital is equipped with three helipads. High skilled pilots are required. Those pilots are mainly trained by REGA (Swiss Air Rescue). Spitaler Hospital is a perfect companion for LSMI INTERLAKEN Airport.
Supermarine Spitfire Mk 1A
When designer Reginald J Mitchell died of cancer in 1937, although having seen the prototype take to the air the previous year, little could he have known just how much influence his brilliant design for "an all-metal monoplane, eight-gun fighter" would have on the outcome of the Second World War.
Spitfires fought from the earliest days of the War right through to its close in both the European and Pacific theatres and continued to serve with distinction through more conflicts to come al... When designer Reginald J Mitchell died of cancer in 1937, although having seen the prototype take to the air the previous year, little could he have known just how much influence his brilliant design for "an all-metal monoplane, eight-gun fighter" would have on the outcome of the Second World War.
Spitfires fought from the earliest days of the War right through to its close in both the European and Pacific theatres and continued to serve with distinction through more conflicts to come all the way to the 1960s.
But it was in the darkest days of 1940, when Britain was on the back foot following a disastrous campaign in France, the following evacuations from Dunkirk and the consequential "Battle of Britain" that Mitchell’s graceful little fighter really proved its mettle.
Alongside the venerable Hawker Hurricane, its stablemate in many RAF squadrons of the day, pilots flew the Spitfire into battle all throughout each day of the long hot summer of 1940.
In this simulation you will find examples of Mk1As which fought in the “Battle of Britain” piloted by some of that battle’s "aces".
You'll also find a faithful recreation of N3200 - QV one of "The Dunkirk Spitfires" unearthed from the Normandy beaches where she had lain since 1940 and restored to perfection and flying condition today.
We will take you through all the necessary steps needed to fly a Spitfire, point out some of the design’s unique features and get you as close as possible to feeling what it would have been like to fly this incredible aeroplane.
So strap on your Sutton harness and "let’s get one up!"
Features :
- Beautifully crafted exterior and interior models built from years of research and using factory drawings and plans.
- Fully detailed authentic cockpit with many unique animations and functions.
- "Modern" avionics suite available with a switch-out for those that like a modern approach to their simming!
- Special effects include engine exhaust and radiator heat vapour
- Highly accurate, animated pilot with correct 1938 pattern goggles, sunshade and oxygen mask.
- Functional exterior battery cart, mandatory for starting early Spitfires
- Beautifully crafted, professional "Merlin II" sound set.
- Highly accurate flight dynamics and performance specifications ensure an authentic flight.
- Unique coding irons out that terrible MSFS "tail-dragger" behaviour!
6 authentic liveries for:
- 19 Squadron - "QV" original and restored versions.
- 19 Squadron - "QV-K Squadron Leader Brian Lane "Yellow-nose"
- 602 Squadron - "LO-G" P. O. O. Hanbury
- 609 Squadron - "PR-F" PO Sydney Jenkin Hill
- 610 Squadron - "DW-E" PO Constantine Pegge
- 54 Squadron - "KL-B" F. O. A. "Al" Deere
- 74 Squadron - "ZP-C" Squadron Leader John Freeborn
A professional standard paintkit will be supplied at a later date.
Spitfire - The Early Years: Prototype …
In this simulation we have endeavored to capture the Spitfire as it was in perhaps its most important phase of development - the early years of WW2!In this simulation we have endeavored to capture the Spitfire as it was in perhaps its most important phase of development - the early years of WW2!
Spitfire Mk.V Standard
Spitfire Mk.V Tropical
Spitfire Mk1a