Hi, my name is Peter Inglis, aka "MiGMan".

More than 25 years ago I created the Flight Sim Museum, creating virtual museum exhibits and continue overseeing it's growth.

During that time I've seen many incredible changes in software environments, hardware platforms and communication speed and breadth brought about by the internet.

Teaching | Performing | Curating

When I'm not teaching Masterwork painting in the Australian outback, I'll be playing 400 years of Western Music, writing books or curating the Museum.

"The team at MiGMan's have done a fantastic job cataloging the history of desktop flight simulation. As well as the exhibits, there are a host of combat flying tips, links and resources. We owe them a great many thanks for all their combined efforts, helping us to remember the heritage of this ever-expanding hobby."
Kenji Takeda, 1999
Lecturer in the Aerodynamics and Flight Mechanics Research Group in the School of Engineering Sciences at the University of Southampton, UK.

"Some sites aspire to be comprehensive; once achieved, they aspire to be MiGMan's."
Jim Dattilo, Computer Simulations Guide at about.com who in October 1999 awarded www.migman.com "Site of the Month".

Maintaining a physical collection of historic software and hardware.

Just a small part of the physical collection of historic software and hardware.

Publisher's blurb

"Developed and tested by an active Airbus pilot, Pilot in Command again gives simmers the meticulously detailed panels, the true-to-life Flight Management Computer (called the Flight Management and Guidance Computer in Airbus-speak) and dozens of nerve-wracking malfunction simulations that earned multiple industry awards for 767 Pilot in Command."

Features

• Active 3d cockpit
• Complete cabin navigation
• Interior turbulence and turning effects
• Multiple monitor display � with just one pc!
• Makes it possible to display the active 3D panel on your main monitor and drag Electronic Flight Instrument Systems (EFIS) screens to supplementary machines for quicker access and/or better readability. User preferences can be saved for future use.
• Realistic Fly-By-Wire simulation
• Aircraft system and panel features

LIVERIES - A320 Pilot in Command comes with a full range of liveries from the world�s favourite carriers.

MANUAL - The electronic documentation provides a flight training manual, flight checklists, flight procedures, and detailed descriptions of the aircraft systems and flight instruments.

" This brand new 747-430 cost Lufthansa about $175 million to build. But you can build your own 747-430 for only $59.95 with Aircraft Factory 99.

You'll save about $ 174,999,940.05."
From Aircraft Factory 99.

DCS is a true "sandbox" simulation that is also designed to cover multiple time periods of interest such as WWII, Korean War, Vietnam, Gulf War and others. Current regions to battle include the Caucasus, Nevada Test and Training Range, and Normandy 1944. New maps in development include the Persian gulf, Syria and others.

DCS World is fundamentally a deep, authentic and realistic simulation designed also to offer a more relaxed gameplay to suit the user and his particular level of experience and training. The ambition is to hand hold users from novice pilot all the way to the most advanced and sophisticated operator of such complex weapons systems as the A-10C Warthog or the F/A-18C Hornet.

Developed in the years immediately following World War II, the MiG-15bis was a first-generation jet fighter designed by the Mikoyan-Gurevich design bureau of the Soviet Union.

The MiG-15bis is a single engine, swept-wing jet that saw over 15,000 copies produced. The MiG-15 gained fame in the skies over Korea where it battled the F-86 Sabre and other allied aircraft. It proved an excellent match to the Sabre, and it often came down to the skill of the pilot that determined who made it home and who was left dangling from a parachute.

Having an excellent thrust-to-weight ratio and good climbing characteristics, the MiG-15bis was also armed with two NR-23 23mm cannons and a single, powerful N-37 37mm cannon. Not surprisingly, it is considered by many as one of the deadliest fighters of the era.

The MiG-15bis model featured in the simulation is an upgraded model from the original, powered by the more powerful Soviet-produced VK-1 engine in place of the original British Rolls Royce Nene-I (II).

Publisher's info.

"Brakes off and the tyres rumble, 120 knots and the dragon leaps into the air."

- an ode to EF 2000 - MiGMan, 1999

Go to Steam and download the original falcon 4.0 (not allied force) then go to benchmarksims.org and sign up (for free) click on forums and the click on updates click BMS 4.34 and download using the provided torrent link.