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18th June, 2005

PRESS RELEASE

Dated :18th June, 2005

As of June 18th, 2005, access to the Flight Sim Museum at www.migman.com is ...

FREE OF CHARGE.

Yes, you get free access to this enormous resource which documents in loving detail the history and passion of this uniquely "computer age" area of human activity.

Start your exploration by getting an overview from About MiGMan's Flight Sim Museum, or dive straight into the main Flight Sim Museum galleries :

Enjoy!

MiGMan

US Navy Fighters

Added videos of the entire process from selecting a campaign, through the video briefings, mission planning and arming the F-14 as you prepare to rescue Boris Yeltin !

" Do not, repeat, DO NOT fire on any Russian aircraft... "
Commander Air Group - US Navy Fighters
1993

NEW MUSEUM EXHIBIT

MegaScenery 02 - New York

This 2003 release is a photorealistic scenery for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 which also includes in the full retail version the most impressive documentation the Flight Sim Museum has seen since the 1990's.

I can't wait for Aerosoft Australia to do a version of Sydney, Australia!

Flight Sim Control Hardware

Voice Buddy 3.0

This consistent, fast and reliable Voice Tracking software adds new depths of accessibility to combat and civil Flight Sims. With Voice Command, HOTAS and Head Tracking we are set these days for fantastic, immersive sim - experiences.

Check out my intial experiences with the Voice Buddy here - Voice Buddy.

NEW GALLERY - SPACE SIMS

I have laid the foundations for 3 new galleries :

I resisted the force for as long as possible, just as I long resisted the inclusion of civil aviation sims, but there is no denying the importance and overlap between conventional flight and space flight. Don't expect miracles yet, as the exhibits take a lot of work to put together, but I have started the ball floating with an overhaul of the 1999 sim - Homeworld.

Orbiter

Orbiter is a amazing free 3D Space Simulator written by Dr. Martin Schweiger, Ph.D. It contains accurate math and orbital physics, and has an extensive community support base.

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