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Facing serious competition from the Airbus A3. Boeing decided to upgrade their 7. The first model of this new series was the 7. DC- 9. As a direct competitor to the A3. Next Gen family after the 7. The 7. 37- 6. 00 is a shortened version of the 7. The - 6. 00 is the smallest aircraft in the Next Gen family, and is the only one that is not offered with blended winglets as an option.
The 7. 36 is also the slowest selling member of the NG family, with only 6. PMDG couples these two smallest models in one expansion package, thus completing the original lineup of the Boeing 7.
Next Generation family (- 6. PMDG lineup for FSX. The NGX 6. 70. 0 expansion pack is sold at the PMDG website for $2.
While testing this expansion pack, I found it to be very similar to the base pack. Not really surprising, so for this review I’ll be focusing on the areas that make the expansion different from the base pack, as well as a general overview of the product. For a more detailed review on the other features, you can read my earlier review on the base pack here. Installation: Installation of the 6. NGX base pack. After purchase, you have to download a compressed folder with the installer in it.
The download file is a lot less bulky than the NGX base pack’s, coming in at 1. MB. As with the base pack, you can just install the expansion pack, without having to enter serials or other credentials.
You will need to have the NGX base pack installed first though. Activation is required before using the product though, so a popup window will appear the first time you run either the PMDG 7.
FSX. This popup window will ask for your serial, and check it over the internet. Once that’s done, and the system indicates your activation was successful, you can start using your new aircraft. Originally, you end up with 3 new entries in your FSX aircraft selection menu: the 7. These 3 aircraft come in a PMDG house livery, but many airline liveries are available for free download on the PMDG website. There are also 3rd party repaints available on the usual portals on the internet. Installing any additional livery is very easy, as PMDG included a livery manager with the NGX base pack, that also works for the 6.
Exterior: As you could’ve guessed, the exterior is where you’ll find the main differences between the base pack and the expansion. But these differences are only in the aircraft pictured, the quality is the same. So, I have the same things to say about the exterior here.
The 3. D models (3 here: - 6. Winglets) are gorgeous. They really are top of the class: lots and lots of detail, while also maintaining the visual quality of the overall aircraft and the larger parts. In terms of details, think vortex generators, flap and slat mechanisms, brake lines. The diffuse textures themselves are very good, although they lack some wear and tear in my opinion. Especially when you zoom in, you can appreciate the detail that’s poured into those textures. However, when you don’t zoom in, and keep the entire aircraft in view, you lose all that detail, and end up with an aircraft that looks dull and .
The reason for this is that PMDG didn’t make full use of FSX’s texture capabilities. Sure, the diffuse textures are good (those that actually color the aircraft).
But the alpha layer is used for opacity (cutting out the windows) instead of reflectivity, and the bump and spec maps aren’t as good or as detailed as they could (or even should) be. The result is that you lose most of the . That’s the reason I find this aircraft’s textures so dull looking in exterior. Really, to appreciate the detail in the diffuse textures, you have to zoom in a lot, because it’s really not apparent from normal zoom levels.
In the end, the textures are good, but they could’ve been better, I think. Also, the repaints, the work that actually gives the textures their actual airline colors, contain flaws. In general, they’re good, and you certainly get the impressing of flying an aircraft from your chosen airline. However, if you look closely, you see flaws in the placing and sizing of logos or pieces of text. It’s something I brought up in several reviews of late.
It’s apparently something very few people actually get right. To be honest, it is not easy, and very time consuming, I know from experience. But that does not mean it shouldn’t be done right. Should you opt out of the 6. NGX base pack, for that matter) because of this? Certainly not! Let’s move on to the last part of the exterior: animations. Nothing to remark on here, except that they’re so good!
The only downside is the fact that you’ll be so busy flying this airplane that you won’t have the time to admire these smooth and accurate animations in flight.(A close- up view of the 7. You can clearly see the details on the model, and the see- through cabin windows.)Interior: You’ll get a new interior model with the 6. What this means, is that you’ll be sitting in just about the same amazingly good looking virtual cockpit of the NGX base pack. I’m going to keep it short, but I’ll run over some of the highlights here none the less.
First of all, you get a very detailed model, with almost everything modeled in 3. D. What is left in 2. D, is stuff that’s both inoperable on the NGX, and out of your main line of sight.
Stuff that’s either operable, or in view often, is all done in 3. D. The entire virtual cockpit is covered in photoreal textures, which look very good. Unlike the quite clean exterior, the interior shows this is a used aircraft: dust and dirt, smudges and fingerprints. The night lighting in this cockpit is absolutely astonishing. It looks great when on, but even better is that its fully dimmable. So you can decide the intensity of the night lighting. I rarely fly at night in FSX, but the NGX base pack, and in extension this expansion pack, invite me to do it more often.
It’s something I already said about the base pack’s virtual cockpit, but it’s equally true here: PMDG delivered a new benchmark in realistic looking and operating VC’s. That’s the best praise I can give it, I think. Panels and systems: This is such an extensive section of the NGX, that I’m not going to talk much here about panels and systems.
Instead, I’m going to direct you to my NGX base pack review. But I’ll talk a little nonetheless.
First about the panels. The PMDG 7. 37 NGX comes with very good looking 2. D panels. They’re also easily operated, because PMDG included . They look great, and work just as great, but like the base pack, the 6.
D panel for the throttle quadrant. You get the main panel in 2. D, as well as the overhead and the pedestal, but not the TQ.
If you only use the 2. D panels for the finer work, like me, it’s not a problem. If you intend to use the NGX exclusively with 2.
D panels, it is, because besides the throttles, the fuel cutoff switches, the flap lever and the speedbrake lever are located on the throttle quadrant. To give you an idea what systems to expect without having to read any other review, I’ll just say this: expect the most detailed, most extensive and most realistic systems programming you’ve seen in FSX so far, as well as a huge load of customer options so you can configure your aircraft in FSX to your tastes, or to what it flies like in the real world.(note: this image obviously doesn’t show the 2. D panels, but you can clearly see some different options installed compared to the other VC screenshot)Sound: The PMDG NGX 6. Both in exterior and interior, you get very realistic sounds. Both the sounds themselves, and their intensity sounds very good to me. This product makes full use of FSX’s sound engine, so you get variable sounds in the exterior, relative to the aircraft’s position. In the interior, the .
And different types of switches indeed have a different sound associated with them. But what I like best, as with the base pack, is the sound you get when retracting the spinning nose wheels. As they don’t have brakes, they hit snubbers in their wheel well. This very distinct sound is something that I’ve not experienced in FSX before I got the NGX, and I absolutely love it. Even better: if you retract the gear when it’s not spinning (after a missed approach, for example) you will not get this distinct sound! I’m focusing on one feature here, of course, but you get this level of detail all over this product.
Flight Dynamics: Now this is something where you really feel the difference between the base pack and the expansion pack. The quality is the same, I’d be very surprised if it weren’t. But what the real difference is, is that the 7. This is the largest difference you can get, comparing the smallest to the largest of the family, but it makes clear that the difference is there. You can clearly feel that the 6. Especially when lightly loaded, they’re rockets.
The difference is also very notable in approach speeds, they’re a lot lower compared to the ones you get in a 8. This also results in shortened landing rolls. One thing that PMDG fixed, is the overly strong ground effect you experienced in the pre- SP1 version of the base pack.
You will still feel the ground effect, but it’s not as overpowered as it was in the initial release of the NGX. Just be careful when flaring to land. The 7. 37 doesn’t need much of a flare for a smooth landing. Conclusion: If you fly airliners in FSX, and you don’t already have the PMDG 7. NGX: save some money and buy it. If you already have the NGX, go save some more (just $2. Having the 7. 37- 6.
I wouldn’t doubt about buying it. Certainly seeing that the overall quality of this product is just as good as that of the NGX base pack. I tend to find expansion packs for FSX add- ons often overpriced for what you get. But with this 6. 70.
VC and panels, and clearly updated flight dynamics. And that all for a very competitive price. I highly recommend the NGX base pack, and just like that product, I’ll recommend the 6.