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Hi X-PlaneReviews, congratulations on your 1st anniversary celebrating a year of great reviews. My favorite review… I would put my favorite as the 757 review, very well-done, but because I don't own the 757 in my hangar, my favorite review has to be the Carenado C208B Caravan/Cargomaster reviews. Awesome review, it made a great impression of the aircraft on me, after reading I went to buy a copy of my own. Keep up the good work X-PlaneReviews, and if I win I hope to win the 757!

Congratulations and I'll echo others comments - you know how to describe the nuances of each piece of work, call out the unique and special features and generally encourage us to part with our £££s and invest in the payware economy! You've also saved me a few quid by telling it how it is when developers can do better...
 
For me, the best review has been the I would never have played around with the auto-hover so much if you hadn't called this out in your review:

 
Like all your reviews, this has the "scene setting" info to get me interested, the install details, critique of the modelling detail, a walk through of how it flies and excellent screenshots of the included liveries - all your screenshots are fabulous and really add to the articles!
 
Well done on the first year and thanks for all the effort and time you're giving to all of us!

X-Plane Reviews,
 
          Congratulations on your one year anniversary.  Though I am very new to this website, I have read a couple of your reviews, and I am impressed with their accuracy and exhaustive description of every detail.  This attention to detail is most evident in your review of the freeware A-4 Sky Hawk by Midnight7.  
 
         Personally, I think this is one of your most brilliant reviews because of its accurate description of the airplane's agile flight characteristics, and because of the amount of time you spent talking about the real aircraft's historical significance.  You describe the airplane as being so sensitive and agile that you could fly it with your "finger and thumb on the stick."  This nails the sensation you get while flying this plane.  Also, I appreciate that you gave us so much background information about the real airplane: its historic significance and role in naval aviation.  As an aspiring naval aviator, I love to find out as much as possible about a naval aircraft's history before I fly it in the sim.
 
        As an X-Plane enthusiast, I appreciate the time you spent reviewing this freeware aircraft.  I am grateful of the detail included in your description of one of my favorite airplanes available for the sim, and I look forward to reading more of your pay ware and freeware reviews.  When I read a X-Plane Reviews review, I know exactly what I am buying before I make my purchase.  
 
 
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                                                                                                                                                              Swimmer Pilot

Hi X-PlaneReviews, congratulations on your 1st anniversary celebrating a year of great reviews. My favorite review… I would put my favorite as the 757 review, very well-done, but because I don't own the 757 in my hangar, my favorite review has to be the Carenado C208B Caravan/Cargomaster reviews. Awesome review, it made a great impression of the aircraft on me, after reading I went to buy a copy of my own. Keep up the good work X-PlaneReviews, and if I win I hope to win the 757!

Hi X-PlaneReviews, congratulations on your 1st anniversary celebrating a year of great reviews. My favorite review… I would put my favorite as the 757 review, very well-done, but because I don't own the 757 in my hangar, my favorite review has to be the Carenado C208B Caravan/Cargomaster reviews. Awesome review, it made a great impression of the aircraft on me, after reading I went to buy a copy of my own. Keep up the good work X-PlaneReviews, and if I win I hope to win the 757!