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Grob Vigilant UK Air CadetsZH208 'UP' Textures only. These
textures create the colours of the Grob Vigilant in the colours
of ZH208. The model is not exact, but is the closest available.
Also, due to the texture mapping, the wings and nose have had
to be altered from the REAL aircraft due to limitations in the
model however, it is still a good representaiton of the real
thing aircraft is the freeware HK36 aircraft here.
By ukmil. 729K |
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2004 Fairchaild Boxcar C119 "USA Commemorative".
High Definition This is my attempt at making an already beautiful
aircraft model even more beautiful and pleasant to fly and look
at. Textures are in HD (High Definition) and a lot of effort
went into including a lot of fine detail. For example, notice
the brand of the tires (tyres) on the tires which rotate as
the plane taxis. Aircraft by Daisuke Yamamoto. Textures by Francis
F. Silva 5.4MB |
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Panel & CFG Update for Dave Garwood's Grob Tutor
(here) Positions
the gauges in their acual place on a real Tutor cockpit + adds
a second 'right hand side' view cockpit to allow you to fly
from both sides of the aircraft. (Also adds more realistic cockpit
insrtuments including Airspeed Indicator & G-metre) By Tom Moger.
1.1MB |
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Embraer EMB-120 Brasilia. Encouraged
by the successful penetration of the commuter airline market
by the Embraer EMB-110 Bandeirante, Embraer initiated design
studies for a completely new and pressurized twin-turboprop
regional airliner in September 1979. Designated the Embraer
EMB-120 Brasilia, the prototype flew for the first time on July
27, 1983 and certification was achieved by May 1985. Created
with FSDS 2.10. Sound by Aaron R. Swindle, Skysong Soundworks.
This is a private livery. This is version 2 Textures by Francis
F Silva and model by John B. Loney, Jr. 5.4MB |
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Cessna 404 Titan v2:
In July 1975 Cessna announced it was developing a new piston
twin suitable for airline, freight and corporate work, capable
of taking off with a 1560kg (3500lb) payload from a 770m (2530ft)
strip, similar in concept to the successful 402, but larger
overall. The resulting aircraft was the Model 404 Titan, Cessna's
largest piston engined twin developed thus far. It shares the
same basic fuselage as the turbine powered 441 Conquest which
was developed concurrently, but differs in having geared 280kW
(375hp) piston engines and it is unpressurised by John B. Loney,
Jr. Textures by Francis F Silva. 2.4MB |
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