Carenado continues teasing its (Cessna) 210 Turbo Centurion for Microsoft Flight Simulator, sharing another batch of screenshots that offer a broader look into the aircraft. From dirt-streaked wheel wells to a fully modeled cockpit, the latest round of visuals offers the clearest picture yet of what to expect from this upcoming release. Alongside the images, the developer shared a short but telling update: “It’s coming.”
The latest images show the Centurion in multiple liveries, with some shots highlighting details under the wing and around the engine cowl. One image even zooms in on the gear, covered in a layer of very believable grime that is a great example of Carenado’s exemplary texturing work.
The new previews finally take us inside as well, showing the front and rear cabin. The instrument panel sticks to classic analog gauges, paired with a GPS unit (which appears to be a GNS 530-style unit, though it’s not yet confirmed whether it will support third-party options like PMS50 or TDS GTNXi). The cabin itself is fully rendered with beautiful worn leather textures.
From a purely visual standpoint, the aircraft looks nearly complete. It’s also the first time we’re seeing the yokes, trim controls, circuit breaker panel, and full passenger seating clearly presented.
All of the teaser images continue to be branded with the Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 logo. While Carenado hasn’t officially stated whether the aircraft will also be available in MSFS 2020, the developer has previously supported both platforms with its GA line. Until confirmed otherwise, it’s reasonable to assume dual compatibility is likely, with an initial release for MSFS 2024 and later for MSFS 2020, like they did with the C182Q.
We’ll keep tracking it and report back as soon as there’s more. For now, enjou the latest images of this stunning cruiser that will soon make its way to Microsoft Flight Simulator!
