The original OzX release was over 5 months in development and we may come close to that as well. I had originally contacted Pam to help me with converting the IRIS P-40E Twin freeware to MSFS (we will release at some point) and little did I know that we would team up and work on several different aircraft (all as yet unreleased) and that this flippant little comment would spark a project that would take 2 months to get to this initial release with a fair bit of development still a head of us. On the 10th of October 2020 I messaged Pam “Warchild” Booker with a screenshot of the OzX Goose sitting in Microsoft Flight Simulator with the following: “Grumman Goose G21A Redux II” was created under Microsoft’s “Game Content Usage Rules” using assets from MS Flight Simulator X, and it is not endorsed by or affiliated with Microsoft. Microsoft Flight Simulator © Microsoft Corporation. This add-on is only possible due to Microsoft’s fantastic Game Content Usage Rules, available here: Whilst the full radio stack is mostly INOP, you can still do a complete and faithfull Cold and Dark start and complete short journey’s with her. But I want to bring a little joy to our community and I think she’s in a place to do just that. There will be things that may not be complete or working and if it not for the terrible terrible year that was 2020 I would hold off releasing at this point. This release is also an Early Preview version and is not considered final. This is a faithful and loving restoration and upgrade of the “Ozx Grumman G21A Goose HD Redux” which itself was a loving restoration and upgrade of the default Goose for FSX. I am very proud to welcome you to the first release from Wookiee’s Hanger: “Grumman Goose G21A Redux II” for Microsoft Flight Simulator. Initial Release: The Goose is ALMOST Cooked
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