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F-22 Raptor Update:
This is an update for the F-22 Raptor by Kazunori Ito (required
here). I
have repositioned the red and green wing-tip lights slightly,
moved two of the strobes out to the wing-tips, deleted 3 strobes,
and changed one red nav light to a beacon. I have also added
afterburner effects, smoke effects, wind-tip contrails, and
reworked the flight envelope. Bob Chicilo. 153K |
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YF-23a Update: This
is an update for Daniel Buchter's YF-23A (required here).
I changed the smoke, afterburner effects and the wingtip contrails
to different ones. I also changed the positions of the lights
to where they belong and added strobes to the wings. The usual
tweeks were made to the flight dynamics. Bob Chicilo. 163K |
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F16D Viper Red Devils textures.
Repaint for Kirk Ollson, excellent f16d viper . In reality this
plane (491) is a single seat version called ,,city of detroit"
based at Selfridge AB near Detroit.Requires Kirk Olsson F-16
here. Lucian
Lie. 3MB |
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Dassault/Breguet Atlantic 1 / German Marine - MFG3 - SIGINT
This model represent the special version of the German Marine
called Breguet 1150 Atlantic I SIGINT ( SIGnal INTelligence).
The first official appearance of a SIGINT Atlantic was at the
MFG 3 open day on 08.07.1984. In the seventies and eighties
the task for this aircraft was collecting intelligence dates
from behind the Iron Curtain This model needs sound and panel
files form the original model (MT_ATL1.zip here).\n
Model by Massimo Taccoli. Texture repaint By Hans-Peter Krebs.
Panel By Jean-Pierre Langer. Flight Dynamics by Dennis Seeley.
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CF-220 Grizzly Package.
This package contains several repaints, including reworked original
markings, an alternate Canadian Armed Forces black scheme, brilliant
red airshow colours, and a Royal Australian Air Force version.
Minor revisions to the previous offering include adjusting the
flight file to permit operating at the aircraft's design maximum
take-off weight, tweaking of the nosewheel to reduce "sink",
and interior canopy glass textures. The total number of textures,
as well as their sizes, have been reduced in order to provide
better performance in the sim. The original freeware panel employed
is also included, however the radar gauge has been omitted and
Eric Marciano's F-16 panel is required. It can be found here.
Special thanks to Rob Barendregt, Dean Reimer, Bryan Betts,
Nick Needham, Jan Rosenberg, and "M.L.". By Brian Sturton. 17MB |
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