FS2004 - photoreal panel Cessna 421 "Golden Eagle" with full internal views by Horst Paetzold for use with freeware AI-Cessna421C from Henry Tomkiewicz or any other Cessna 414/421 You can download the aircraft (ai_cessna_421C.zip) from the following site: http://www.htaimodels.com This upload contains a repaint of above model in 1974 Cessna-paintscheme made according to an old advertizing prospect and the US-registration was shown there. The german-Registration in the second texture-folder handles with my former realworld flying. Installation of the panel: Unzip panel.zip into the panel-folder auf your choice Unzip gauges.zip into FS9/gauges-folder If you have Cessna400Avionics.gauges, unzip the separate panel.cfg into the panel and rename it to panel.cfg after prior deletion of the existing panel.cfg. Installation of AI-Cessna 421C After unzipping into the aircraft-folder of FS9, you need to install the 2 missing folders a) panel - unzip this panel into it b) sound - add a soundfile with sound.cfg and change in aircraft.cfg under "autopilot" the entry yaw_damper_gain = 1.0 The radios are already set correctly. Unzip both texture.zips into the folder of the plane and add in aircraft.cfg the following entries: [fltsim.1] title=GERMAN Cessna 421C sim=AI Cessna 421C model= panel= sound= texture=D-ICOB kb_checklists= ui_manufacturer=Cessna ui_type=421C Golden Eagle ui_variation=D-ICOB atc_heavy=0 atc_id=DICOB atc_airline= atc_flight_number= atc_parking_codes= atc_parking_types=GATE description=AI Cessna 421C Golden Eagle by Henry Tomkiewicz/Repaint by Horst Paetzold [fltsim.2] title=AMERICAN Cessna 421C sim=AI Cessna 421C model= panel= sound= texture=N4001L kb_checklists= ui_manufacturer=Cessna ui_type=421C Golden Eagle ui_variation=N4001L atc_heavy=0 atc_id=N4001L atc_airline= atc_flight_number= atc_parking_codes= atc_parking_types=GATE description=AI Cessna 421C Golden Eagle by Henry Tomkiewicz/Repaint by Horst Paetzold What is from me? Nothing but the bitmaps, the panel-arrangement and the repaint. Credit therefore goes to all gauge-programmers and Henry Tomkiewicz for his freeware "Golden Eagle" Good flights !!! Horst Paetzold horstcloudflyer@aol.com