We will no doubt be saying this a lot over the coming days but lets get a good one out to everyone so we don't miss anyone... From all of us at A2A Simulations we wish you all a very Merry Christmas, Happy holiday season and a great New Year! May your time be filled with family, simming and aviation!
To kick things of a little early here are a few development shots from the in development Accu-sim Piper PA-28 Cherokee from our Lead Artist ROB. The project has already been given the nick name 'Red Devil' by the guys for obvious reasons.
Higher res image; http://a2asimulations.com/public/online ... okee14.jpg
Higher res image; http://a2asimulations.com/public/online ... okee15.jpg
Also the next Core update in in heavy testing at the moment and we hope to have update 1.5.5 out to everyone just before Christmas. The change log for 1.5.5 as it stand is;
CHANGES from v.1.5.2 to v.1.5.5
All Core Aircraft
- Faster FSX - Accu-Sim interface
- Exchanging air in the cabin evaporates more window fogging
C172 Trainer
Changes in this core update since the v.1.03 C172 update:
- Storing the pitot cover state
- Restored default landing lights (will offer illuminated lights as an option since this was the primary cause of missing VC clickspots)
- VC lights texture fix
- 2D panels. Walkaround: pitot tube cover
- Generator is more robust
- 2D panels. Controls. "Battery" is bright when the cockpit is dark
- Engine heater cable automatically detaches when planes moves or is in the air
- Fixed plaque on left wall
- Fixed annunciator panel glitch
- Vacuum pumps will last longer (typo)
- Fixed safety pins on the main wheel
- Slight reduction in yaw dampening (matched test flight)
- New Illumination DLL. This one supports custom lightmaps in livery folder
- Fixed door hinges
- Avionics direct entry compatible with FSUIPC
- Stabilized AP Glideslope tracking
- Adjusted the draw on some electrical items
- Default FSX checklists noted and removed
- Elevator trim axis blocked when autopilot is on
P-51 Civ
- 3d RXP GNS430 GPS
Many thanks,
Everyone at A2A Simulations
Love that panel! That's just plain awesome. 
