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MO-X3 SKY JAMMER CONCEPTART/SCREEN SHOTS! Wednesday, 14. January 2004
MO-X3 ON THE FLIGHT LINE AT X ROW
FULL PRODUCTION PHASE SHOTS The MO-X3 is at first glance a very different looking bird! This aircraft is designed to be a very fun and exciting general aviation light jet. The MO-X3 is the only build planned in its category of jets and has definite potential to serve as a multiroled aircraft. The aircraft came to life in the mind of O. Watson on March 3rd 2001 and has undergone at least ten alterations in design until this design was agreed upon by MoTIS design staff. The MO-X3 was first flown into the record books by Matt Magee on 11/4/2002 and has undergone major changes to its performance characters and its flight dynamics. This aircraft is one of the first fly by wire virtual general aviation jets on the market and it is a pleasure to fly. The MO-X3 has been in development for some times and the project is coming along great! We have in the pre testing phases had to make great changes to the original flight model as our first designs were a bit unstable... FREEWARE /PAYWARE Multiple paint lobs available LEARN MORE ON THIS AIRCRAFT BY LINKING BELOW http://flyawaysimulation.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=52
MO-X3 COCKPIT SHOTS-FS 2002
MO-X3 IN FLIGHT SHOTS-FS 2002 Note: All of these concept aircraft are from the design staff of the MoTIS CAD engineering board and our CEO. We do not copy others work or design real world concept aircraft at all. Each of our aircraft are from our heads and are the sole intellectual property of MoTIS and we can prove it. We take great pride in all of our true concept designs and do not create real world aircraft, model aircraft variants or concepts, or other designers concept work at all ,but stand by our mission statement in truly creating "OUR OWN DESIGNS" STRIVING TO BE THE BOEING OF FS CONCEPT AVIATION... -------------PAGE UNDER CONSTRUCTION--------------
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