FlightGear Newsletter December 2012: Difference between revisions

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 == In the hangar ==
 === New aircraft ===
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-[[File:St10-splash.png|thumb|A small pleasant plane]]
+|St10-splash.png|Socata ST 10 Diplomate: a small pleasant plane.
-[[File:Pc12-splash.png|thumb|A classic that was not yet in FG]]
+|Pc12-splash.png|Pilatus PC 12/47: a classic that was not yet available.
-[[File:Gannet-splash.png|thumb|Dual Turboprop. It should be noted]]
+|Gannet-splash.png|Fairey Gannet: a rather ugly aircraft, but it takes all kinds to fly.
-[[File:Whirlwind-splash.png|thumb|Aircraft without future due to engines]]
+|Whirlwind-splash.png|Westland Whirlwind: an aircraft that had great potential, but the choice of engines was fatal.
-[[File:Yak-36-splash.png|thumb|Russian VTOL 1963]]
+|Yak-36-splash.png|Yak 36: Russian VTOL 1963.
-[[File:F19-splash.png|thumb|A canard of 1927]]
+|F19-splash.png|Focke Wulf F19 Ente: German experimental "tail-first" aircraft in the late 1920s.
-The Socata ST 10 Diplomate : A command of Samaliet that I modeled with a lot of fun.<br/><br/>
+}}
-The Pilatus PC 12/47
-The Fairey Gannet : A rather ugly aircraft, but it takes all kinds to fly :)
-The Westland Whirlwind : An aircraft that had great potential, but the choice of engines was fatal.
-The Yak 36 : A fantastic Russian VTOL modeled by Pierre Duval.
-The Focke Wulf F19 Ente : German experimental "tail-first" aircraft in the late 1920s.
 === Updated aircraft ===