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AboutBotto Lighthouse is on a very small rocky outcrop off the large river port of Goteborg.

AboutThat’s Art with a capital "T".

AboutThe external model is very detailed and the liveries show convincing weathering.

AboutAll in all GKS’s work on the Foxbat brings a tear to the eye of this reheat lover!

AboutWas the MiG-25 ever employed to conduct low-altitude high-speed maritime recon? I have no idea, but it sure is fun to do just that in MSFS.

AboutThe OV-10 Bronco is a twin-engine, 2-seat, multi-role combat aircraft manufactured by American aviation group North American Rockwell. The turboprop-powered Bronco was developed to undertake a variety of missions, including close air support, surface attack, light bombing, forward air control, ISR (intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance) data collections, forward observation, and convoy escort. The aircraft took its maiden flight on July 16, 1965 and entered service in October of 1969.

AboutIt took me a few years to get my hands on MSFS 2020 Famous Flyer 3, but the wait was worth it!

AboutThe score is edging towards 5 MiG-stars, and that's what I award it. Total satisfaction and as near to perfection as it gets for what I want in an aircraft.

AboutBoth commercial and impressive home-builds.

AboutAfter a joystick, TrackIR is the next essential accessory for the sim pilot!

AboutI needed an up to date list of what is in the ’pit to aid in troubleshooting. So here it is!

AboutTips and hints from real life pilots regarding low level flight.

AboutThis is a topic I am very passionate about, how to increase immersion in our favourite hobby. Check out this short video and the transcript.

AboutAs an MSFS partner I was given access to the tech preview in October 2024. A picture speaks a thousand words!

AboutA Merry Christmas and I wish a prosperous and happy 2025 to you all! I've been still plugging away for 4 years now with focus within the MSFS 2020 and now entering the MSFS 2024 eco-system. Here are my personal highlights.

AboutMan, this felt like flying! It couldn't get any better than this!

AboutPrepar3D v.5 running &ORBX Cityscape Canberra for FSX and Prepar3D& - Oct 5th, 2020 | 250101: Moved the article to it’s own exhibit.

About250101: Moved the article to it’s own exhibit.

About250101- Moved to the correct exhibit.

About250101- Moved to the correct exhibit.

About250101- Moved to the correct exhibit.

AboutThe audio components are located on the rear left console and the centre piece is this Gemini MM1 mixer.

AboutIn 2010 I bought a Lenovo 560 laptop, which has proved to be an amazingly reliable bit of kit, only retired from flight line service in 2020! | 250101 - moved to correct exhibit.

AboutThese subpages are constantly evolving, but after 4 years of tweaking I am really happy with their current state.

AboutFrankie Kam is a die-hard fan of Digital Integration's 1993 sim Tornado (1993) and long-time supporter of the MiGMan's Flight Sim Museum.

AboutInstallation screen and install instructions from my scans of the manual. | 2024 Uploaded new scans.

AboutIn late December 2024 I booted up the MiGPit and the Sim Dashboard app self updated. I checked the change log and lo and behold it included new SimVars we could now display!

AboutThe developer has added all the fuel tanks available in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. This is a free upgrade and a gift to flight sim cockpit builders! | December 2024: Added my current fuel management page.

AboutThe Tornado is line of twin-engine, two-seat, supersonic, multi-role military jet aircraft produced by German-based aerospace consortium Panavia Aircraft, a company built of elements from Germany, the United Kingdom, and Italy.

AboutPatches abound from the team at India Foxt Echo. Their dedication to continuous improvement is amazing. Of particular interest to me in this list is the additional of bindings to control the HUD. This is pretty much the last frontier in my particular simpit use case. I can't wait to see if I can implement them in the MiGPit.

AboutOne year on and a look at the MiGPit Mk.VII, happily esconced in a TrakRacer TR160 chassis and re-engined with a HP OMEN 45L beast driving the sim.