This is an updated MDL file for Tango's Martin 404/RM-1 that corrects a problem in one of the LOD models causing the gear to show in a down position. Simply replace the existing MDL file with this one.

The updated MDL files add the following features to the F-104G: - Multi-LOD - Complex and totally accurate gear animation - Corrected texture anamoly PLUS...these files feature a specific shine level to optimize both the camo and baremetal skins for both aircraft, as produced by Kelticheart. As usual, Kelti, has produced a great product featuring what I call his special 'satin lustre finish'.

These AIR files replace the originals in Tango's F-104G and F-104G (NT) aircraft, and correct an engine-start failure problem in AI/wingmen.

Kelticheart has produced special model files for both Tango's 104G and 104NT that offer a specific shine level to optimize both the camo and baremetal skins for both aircraft. As usual, Kelti, has produced a great product featuring what I call his special 'satin lustre finish'. In the download you will find a Matte Finish and a Shined Finish folder. The Matte Finish folder contains MDL files specifically for use with the camo textures in the 104G and the 104NT. In the Shined Finish folder you will find the MDL files for use with the bare-metal skins on each aircraft.

The file contains a 'drop-in' texture folder for either the F-104G or F-104NT. These textures are not my work...I am just posting them. The primary base metal textures are the work of Klarm over at FS9, to whom we are very grateful. The talented 'bub' created the finished textures adding decals and details to the base textures. They can be used on either the 'unshined' MDL file posted with the original aircraft, or with the fine 'shined' MDL files for these aircraft done by OBIO. (Sometimes you feel like a shine; sometimes you don't.)

This is an original F-104(No Tanks) for CFS2 based Massimo Taccoli's original source file. I did the MDL, CFG and DP files. The aircraft is armed with the original 20mm Vulcan Rotary Cannon and an AlphaSim ~AIM-9L Sidewinder payload with an 8-Second Airburst DP and Effects by myself. The US Vietnam-era textures are by Henry William, panel by Marco Spada, sound by Eric Cantu and flight dynamics by Romain Lucas, modified by myself for CFS2. A second texture folder is provided as well, which contains a NASA texture by Giovanni Clemente. The airbrakes are operated by the spoiler key, while all other controls as standard. The aircraft is equipped with the Air Force emergency tailhook, which I have left inoperative.

This is an original F-104G for CFS2 based Massimo Taccoli's original source file. I did the CFS2 MDL, DP and CFG files. The aircraft is armed with the original 20mm Vulcan Rotary Cannon and an AlphaSim ~AIM-9L Sidewinder payload with an 8-Second Airburst DP and Effects by myself and included in the download.** The US Vietnam-era textures are by Henry William, panel by Marco Spada, sound by Eric Cantu and flight dynamics by Romain Lucas, modified by myself for CFS2.

This is an original model of the RM-1, military version of the Martin 404, based on a source file by D. Waldron. The aircraft is fully animated with a VC and is multi-LOD. She has basic 2D panel with compass and GPS, as well. The panel was adapted from the C-119 panel by D. Reimer. The Martin 404/RM-1 went into service in 1950 as the first pressurized twin-passenger liner. She replaced the initial model 202.

CFS2 MIRAGE III EBR F.A.B. 26 This aircraft was originally made for FS2002 by Denis and Daniel da Silva. The Mirage features fully control surfaces, gear, and canopy. The CFS2 conversion, by Chuck Dyer, features custom weapons in two loadouts. INTERCEPT and STRIKE. Panel and fx included. Sound aliased to stock zero, need jet sound (here) or see details in file. 2.1MB

Fs2002/CFS2 Mig 15 'RedBull' This Mig 15 'RedBull' is flown at airshows by Bill Reesman. GMAX model is fully animated with rolling wheels and working suspension. Dynamic virtual Cockpit, multi-res, and breaking parts with damage maps. It has a navigation panel for both the Pacific and European Theaters. The MiG-15 first saw operational flight in 1948. Most Warsaw act nations bought and flew the MiG-15. By Ed Wilson and J-P Demmerle 03/01/2002 Repaint by Sebastian Hecker. 5.8MB