New from John Young, is a collection of completely re-modelled AI A-10 Thunderbolt II’s for FS9, FSX and P3D, including P3Dv4. The aircraft will feature in a number of updated packages, starting with Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona by Brent Newman, which is now available for all 3 sim versions in the Download Hangar.
John Young released his long anticipated Eurocopter UH-72A Lakota AI package to our Download Hangar, breaking another boundary in the AI world with special hover taxi animations on these skidded helicopters.
The retro scene here at the Home Base of Military AI is about to have a busy weekend with the latest addition to the JYAI line up of retro B-Series bombers: the B-58 Hustler!
MAIW is proud to present the USAF Block 50 F-16CM and F-16DM AI model for FS2004. The Block 50 F-16 is a General Electric powered Viper that specializes in the role of suppressing and destroying enemy air defenses through the use of the HARM missile system. This release features models and textures for all 22 F-16’s currently assigned to the 148th Fighter Wing “Bulldogs” based at Duluth International Airport in Minnesota.
Military AI Works is proud to present the Misawa Air Base Package featuring the brand new WSMG F-16C/D models! This freeware AI package contains everything needed to activate the USAF components for Misawa Air Base in FS2004.
The last few weeks and months, the MAIW forums and Download Hangar have been bursting with activity from both MAIW developers and community members. We know it's hard to keep informed about every thread and development, so here are some highlights from the recent months!
MAIW is proud to present the USAF Block 52 F-16CM and F-16DM AI model for FS2004. This series of AI models is the first release of the Block 52 version of the USAF’s F-16CM and F-16DM aircraft.
Military AI Works is (in)famous for sticking to the FS9 platform for its packages. While we have our reasons to do so, it means that a bit of work is involved for our FSX and P3D users to get things working properly. Being a P3D user myself, this dev blog is a guide to my personal conversion methods.
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