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WESTWIND FOR FS98 / FS2000 Originally Designed: Peter Brun
Paint By: Peter Brun Date: 21 December 1999 This model is for
FS98 & FS2000 This Westwind has moving ailerons, Flaps, Rudder,
Elevator, retracting gears, a new air file that make it more
realistic. 218K |
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B747-400 IBERIA REAL ROUND BODY.Moving parts:landing gear,
high speed aileron,spoilers and flaps. Flaps are made each one
of three sections as in real life and slide backward (not only
rotate).You can see the movement from inside the airplane too!!.
Night lights effects By Sandro Bernardini. 228K |
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FS2000 B747-400 LUFTHANSA REAL ROUND BODY.Moving parts:landing
gear, high speed aileron,spoilers and flaps. Flaps are made
each one of three sections as in real life and slide backward
(not only rotate).You can see the movement from inside the airplane
too!!. Night lights effects By Sandro Bernardini. 228K |
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United 747-122 (N4703U) N4703U "William M. Allen" was delivered
to United on June 30, 1970. It was the first 747 delivered to
United. It was leased briefly to Pan Am in 1985. It is now flying
for Polar Air Cargo. FDE by Alessandro Dallago. AFX by Bill
Alderson Paint by Chris Shelly. 113K |
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Airways Boeing 747-236B registration number G-BDXD: City
of Plymouth. Features very beautiful tail art design and moving
parts including landing lights, very smooth animated bay doors/landing
gear and flaps+night lighting effects . This aircraft operates
longhaul, mainly to North America, the Caribbean, Africa, and
the Far East. From original AFX CA B747-200 by Bill Alderson.
by Ari Hanninen. 102K |
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AVENSA Boeing 747-400 REAL ROUND BODY.Moving parts:landing
gear, high speed aileron,spoilers and flaps. Flaps are made
each one of three sections as in real life and slide backward
(not only rotate).You can see the movement from inside the airplane
too!!. Night lights effects By Sandro Bernardini. |
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Delta 747-132 (N9896) N9896 was the first 747 to be delivered
to Delta on September 16, 1970. Delta could not place the 747
in its route structure and they were returned to Boeing in 1974.FDE
by Alessandro Dallago. model by Bill Alderson Paint by Chris
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