Will It Bush? - Junkers F13 Review Flight - MSFS

[@ChadTrainEnjoyer]

I love how they're adding all of these classic airplanes to the game. Modern planes are cool, but I really like to fly the older, simpler planes.

[@GulfCoastTim]

I mostly been a modern plane flyer but yeah, these old vintage planes are really starting to grow on me. They're very original and gives us something very different to fly. So I hope they keep some of these coming.

[@larkshadow5317]

I just realized I missed this review, and you opened with "retro will it bush" which I think you should make a series out of. ;) Love your videos!

[@AvAngel]

Maybe!

[@zeberdee1972]

The haze effect through the prop as well makes it look like the exhaust is going up and down .....i love this . With it's set up it kind of reminds me of the B247D which is good as that is a very good addon .

[@GrizzlyAir]

Did Wing42 make this addon?

[@retrorunner79]

Absolutely tremendous! Love this plane and content. Great vid!

[@JenniferinIllinois]

AvAngel and her Flying Tractor - sounds like it should be a series of children's adventure stories about a bush pilot in the Amazon. Hehehe...

[@lancepeltier1081]

Great video of course. Love how you sounded like a kid in Christmas morning when you found the clip board/tablet. It really looks like if the engine ever blows you could take that plane apart and build yourself a couple of nice sheds in your backyard, or garden, in your case.

[@shuttlepodone1707]

You picked a good location! This will be a great plane to fly old school. I was on the fence on this one but now will be picking it up.

[@Foxtrot_EW]

I love this aircraft! Especially the kit version!

[@SmokingBeagles]

Just a thought, it is touchy on the controls but it's not actually that heavy of a plane, and all the control surfaces are like barn doors as you point out. Makes sense if they move a lot of air you'll turn or pitch quickly :) loved this vid anyway, it's a sub from me

[@robertholliday2585]

Great job on the video , and the old aircrafts are my favorite.

[@zeberdee1972]

I like it , will be purchasing as i watch . Cool video as always 🙂

[@bwc1976]

I always love your Indiana Jones style flying!

[@NoticalMyles]

I love that an Asobo addon has a tablet! I hope they let the third party devs making planes for the 40th anniversary edition add a similar level of detail, particularly with the Beaver.

[@sithiradulanjithgalhenaged6974]

the A310 did have a tablet to my memory. So the other will most likely have a tablet.

[@845SiM]

I think the majority of the anniversary planes are third party.

[@sithiradulanjithgalhenaged6974]

@@845SiM yes they are

[@hyletroy9095]

Ooh.. order me a leather flying helm, goggles and trenchcoat. I 'm feeling the Aviatrix in me after that vid. Tak !

[@larschristensenlp]

great little plane, love it

[@KimFieldstad]

Well done, mate.

[@JohanRzymski]

Another plane to add to my wishlist - I have so many planes and little airports in my wishlist I will get them all eventually. I normally buy 1 plane and 1 airport per month, but if theres a sale I do end up buying a few more. I have spent probably near on £500 on MSFS (that includes buying the actual premium-deluxe version). It does make me wonder how much people actually spent on MSFS. Plus there is all the free addons too, but I don't have too much in community folder around 20 or so little airports. I love my vfr flying doing little bushtrips etc.

[@mikecoffee100]

Spot on video as usual and did notice that one can land on grass and dirt strips and not paved due to no wheel on the tail it seems.

[@Decimator92]

I need to pick this one up. It'll be fun to try and recreate some early flights in the Bolivian Andes.

[@zeberdee1972]

Nice landing as well

[@zeberdee1972]

That last landing was nice and short , specially as those trees on approach look very tall !!

[@stevewhan7308]

Just thinking perhaps the active pitch might be as a result of the relatively short length fuselage. The wing span, like the Ju52, is quite long. Awesome, looking fwd to your next adventure, thanks for letting me tag along.

[@supertyfon1736]

I like the change of location for this review mainly because it's up my ally of flying, the plane was made by Oliver Moser the same guy who made both the Ju-52 and the Do-J Wal. and your not wrong with South America having some of these planes, countries like Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina had a few of them. also if you get access to the Got Friends PZL-104 Wilga you should recreate this route with that plane.

[@kokoeteantigha389]

Looks like something out of a Harrison Ford adventure movie.

[@buzzinbritain8222]

You bet it will - was heavily used in Canada back in the day........... needs some floats though.......

[@JorisKoolen]

This one is a moiré fever dream! Thanks for the great review, I didn't even know about this release. I love WWI combat flightsims, and it's great to see familiar gauges and magneto's and Bosch starters and everything. The engine won't be the BMWIII, though...it revs too fast for that and the RPM gauge doesn't even accomodate it. As for handling, I had the worst time landing it...it just want to keep going! And the rudder lacks the authority for a good sideslip. I also managed to take off from a standstill...with a tailwind. The low speed handling seems a bit off.

[@jackflak]

I like very cool it is ..

[@lessTmoreE]

I got a kick out of the use of a clipboard in place of the obligatory tablet! 😂

[@justinbyers1725]

The Original D-366 was an F13-Fe which means it had a Junkers L5 310hp inline engine which probably is what is modeled. The description is indeed a bit vague

[@blaumupi]

Nice review, thanks! 👍 ... and yes, the original F13 had no brakes. I like these old planes, but I am not sure if I should buy the plane!? Compared to the JU 52, for example, the cockpit does not look so nice. Somehow too bright and too clean. 🤔

[@andrelauterbach6164]

"Umdrehung pro Minute" is rounds per minute and "Höhe" is altitude 😉 Greetings fro Germany

[@russellharris5072]

Its about time Asobo made all trees colidable as they were if fs 2004,I've actually landed in that version with leaves stuck on the undercarriage.A nice gradated collision model so we can get away with clipping tree tops would be great........................

[@HarryVoyager]

The early taildraggers with skids did not have wheel brakes. You braked by pulling back on the stick to dig the skid in. Not really sure on how light/heavy the controls should be. Looking at the Wiki article, it has an empty weight of 2000-3000 pounds, max take-off of about 5,000lb. A Bonanza G36 is about 3600 lbs max weight, but has a 181 ft^2 wing vs the 474 ft^2 wing on the F13e, but I seem to recall the Bonanza specifically had its stick force tuned to be on the heavier side to make it an easier cruising plane, so nto sure.

[@warmstrong5612]

You could find these things on skis and boxy floats all over the north.

[@845SiM]

It will bush, at a push! Interesting plane. Not as appealing as some others visual wise but seems to have been a bit of a workhorse for the era.

[@DoctorShocktor]

No reason to have concern of the radial engine in the replica vs an inline in the classic version. The classic version ALSO flew with a variety of inline and radial engines. The airframe was just a starting point for a number of different builds.

[@PilotFlo]

Indy totally could have flown with this. The last one was built in 1935 and there was a factory which built her in New York.

[@PilotFlo]

and if I watched until the end until I commmented, then I would have realised that you probably knew that already

[@scotty11782]

Thanks AvAngel, i don't own the sim yet, would you possibly do a flight out of YORB in your 414

[@hrvojebartulovic7870]

It's like a convertible; you can stand up while flying!! Try it: stand up, spread your hands and pretend they are wings!! While flying!

[@Ahibasabala]

I was able to get into the passenger area of the plane with the cockpit camera, by aiming through the window as if i were a vampire bat.

[@philgreen815]

Just curious? a fantastic aircraft for MSFS but you state the ceiling is 16000ft ASL? human limitations are normally 10000 feet in aviation terms for an open or unpressurised cockpit? so would assume pilots used oxygen masks above this?

[@AvAngel]

Most likely o2, and it’s not impossible, just extremely hard to breath, service ceilings are more what it can manage not what it would do…

[@cenkcdemir]

why did they put windows everywhere except most needed part of the plane? :D

[@DoctorShocktor]

It has windshields. Pilots didn’t want more, so they’re not “needed”.

[@stephensmith1118]

wow what a great plane, but i can't help seeing the small windscreens as cartoon reading glasses... reminds me of Geppetto in the classic Disney fil Pinocchio

[@ralphbooger4756]

can that haze effect be turned off? looks good on the screen but for VR it might be an issue.

[@AvAngel]

No I don’t think it can

[@paulkirkland3263]

At 2:23 - made by Olivia Moore ? I think you mean Mr. Oliver Moser. As for brakes, 'virtual' brakes are a good idea - I've heard that the Orbx-built Fokker F.VII is impossible to stop on a runway because it doesn't have them, and that's put me off buying it..

[@AvAngel]

Oliver, I said not Olivia :) Moser I got wrong :D

[@paulkirkland3263]

@@AvAngel Sorry, but that's Olivia to my ears. Maybe someone else will comment.

[@meuhey]

can you open the engine cowl and admire the inline engine running?

[@AvAngel]

Don't think so no.

[@Jolly_Green23]

An Xbox controller with the drone cam would do wonders for your external examination.

[@AvAngel]

Problem there is the sim decides that xbox controller is now your flight controls and strokes out sadly. I could film these in two bits but I'd have to do that.

[@DoctorShocktor]

@@AvAngel The sim decides what happens based on your assignments. I CAN (but don’t regularly) fly with my xbox controller, and if I choose drone cam, those assignments take precedence. The sim is “smart” enough to sense what mode you’re in.

[@DoctorShocktor]

The pitch of the real aircraft is quite quick, just the way it is. The ailerons are more heavy though.

[@dhop55]

A Microsoft/Asobo plane with manuals? ....\LocalCache\Packages\Official\OneStore\microsoft-aircraft-junkers-f13\Documentation where .... depends your local installation.

[@OutCastDB]

Ha! "Flying a plane I've never Flown, to a place I've never been; (in a jungle...)" kinda equals "Dead". 😆 🤣 😂

[@AvAngel]

I made it... just :D When you fly as many planes as I have to, you learn to be adaptable.

[@derekbennett1453]

@@AvAngel I just thought it was a halerious statement. Had me laughing out loud! Good review. I like them when surprises happen; like the low altitude stall that killed you recently... all I could say at that moment was... " I'm Dead". I actually reached for my controls as it made me jump, like it was happening to me. Thanks for the reply... and I'll be waiting for the next surprise.

[@GilbMLRS]

Whiskey compass again numbered in the wrong direction...they'll never get it right...

[@DoctorShocktor]

Wrong. Just flew it and the whiskey compass horizontal display is marked just fine. You’re either an xbox gamer or not a pilot, or a GPS/Glass Panel simmer. The horizontal display of a liquid compass has to be marked the “opposite” of what you see on an overhead type physical or digital compass display because it’s turning the “opposite” direction. Not intuitive, but it’s how it works when you look at it and think about it. Go up in any MSFS aircraft with a liquid compass and you’ll see how it works. So yeah, they “got it right” this time, and hundreds of other times so far. To give you the benefit of the doubt, THIS compass is a little confusing at 90 degrees where for some reason it just has a big “0” instead of “90”. But otherwise it’s perfectly fine.

[@GilbMLRS]

@@DoctorShocktor Look at minute 13:18 and look at a liquid compass from god knows where. Either they fixed it in the meantime or you are talking shit.

[@DcsDux]

Your german sounds really good. Here is a documentary about the guys building the now only flying F13 in Switzerland.. unfortunately only in German: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmnJaneGrMZ3n6s Apparently the pilots at the time where only used to biplanes etc with open cockpits and requested it to be open as well in the F13 .. something about smelling other planes or something.. lol

[@ceoverona1929]

"Ich verstehe nur ein bisschen deutsch" 🤭