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Name of project: "Postcard from Canada"rnAn L-Electra L-10 - ID CF-TCC (cn 1116) Operated by Air rnCanada in the title of TCA. Built in Burbank in 1938, this a/c was rescued in the US and brought back to Canada where she was given a total rebuild prior to Expo 86 in Vancouver. Displayed in the WCAM.
Posted Oct 15, 2008 18:44 by Francis F Silva of RSDG
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FS2004 Dornier Do228-212 19 seat utility STOL aircraft.
PH-CGN of the Dutch Coastguard (Nederlandse Kustwacht)
New model with full animation, dynamic shine & reflective textures.
Includes a 2D Panel and VC, opening passenger door with airstair,
cargo doors and sound. Animated F.L.I.R. pod and flight crew.
By Jean-Pierre Brisard, Bob May, Joe Zerilli ¦ Premier Aircraft Design
Posted Oct 15, 2008 14:45 by bob.may@premaircraft.com
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Embraer ERJ-170 Japan Airlines Textures only, registration JA736X. A fictional repaint showing the JAL livery for this aircraft, entering service in 2009 with this airline. Textures only for the Dreamwings Embraer 170 series release, (Dreamwings_erj170_base.zip), model by Carl Selin, textures by Tommy Hansson, FDE by John Cillis and sounds by Albert Ramic. Repaint by Juan Ernesto Oropeza.
Required files:
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Posted Oct 15, 2008 11:27 by Juan Ernesto Oropeza
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QANTAS old colors Boeing 747-400. Boeing 747-400 V4 Model and Aircraft by Project Open Sky
Posted Oct 15, 2008 07:53 by Ryan C
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Boeing 747-400 Qantas New Colours 2008
Model and Aircraft by Project Open Sky.
Posted Oct 15, 2008 07:24 by Ryan C
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FS2002/FS2004 Alpha Dassault Mirage IV. AlphaSim is releasing some of their
classic titles as freeware. Panel and gauges are included. Features three models
and three textures. The Mirage IV bomber was to have delivered nuclear weapons
using a free fall technique. When that method become obsolete the conversions of
19 of these to a more modern missile platform was initiated. Optimised for
low-level penetration, these aircraft used a sophisticated system of radar and
electronic devices to locate and destroy their targets. Several were later
converted to reconnaissance aircraft, and a number remained active through 1999.
Posted Oct 14, 2008 05:46 by Alphasim
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FS2004 Alpha Shorts Belfast C.1. AlphaSim is releasing some of their classic
titles as freeware. Panel and gauges are included. Two models and two textures.
With a maximum takeoff weight of 230,000 lbs., the Belfast was one of the
largest turboprop aircraft ever built. Designed as a strategic freighter, its
range and speed were however rather poor. The first Belfast was delivered to 53
Sqn. RAF in 1966. Ten served with the RAF, they were all withdrawn in 1976, with
four continuing to operate with the HeavyLift Cargo Airlines, Stanstead.
Posted Oct 14, 2008 05:44 by Alphasim
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FS2004 Airbus A-380 photoreal panel with full interior views and wingviews
This panel was tested with the FS2004-A-380 models of Mike Stone, Robert Versluys and Camil Valiquette.
The wingviews-setting is made for the plane of Robert Versluys, Mike Stone's plane shows no wingviews
and the plane of Camil Valiquette shows wingviews slightly different ( you can adjust it yourself by zooming
in or out)
Posted Oct 14, 2008 05:37 by Horst Paetzold
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FS2004 Alpha Supermarine Swift FR5. AlphaSim is releasing some of their classic
titles as freeware. Panel and gauges are included. Two models. The Supermarine
Swift was the first British production aircraft to have swept wings and
tailplanes. Essentially a revision of the Supermarine Attacker, the type evolved
through several marques, eventually arriving at the FR.5, which was the most
numerous.
Posted Oct 14, 2008 05:36 by Alphasim
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Namibia Bush Airtours Ficticious Gippsland GA-8 Airvan air tours in Namibia, (south west Africa). This Gippsland GA-8 Airvan has been fitted with a very powerful turbo engine, so be careful how you handle it!
Posted Oct 13, 2008 11:15 by Francis F Silva