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2004-2002 Republic P-47-D Aeronautica Militaire Italiana Texture
only.
In December 1950 the USAF gave to the Aeronautica Militare Italiana
82 Thunderbolt, that where used in the 5° and 51° Stormo, performing
tasks of daily surveillance and engagement and ground attack.
In 1953, after a number of losses considered too high, that
airplane was putted out of use. This texture Was made by Alessandro
Mascardi for the very nice model of JR Lucariny (required here).
1.6MB |
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FS2004
1940 J2F-2A Grumman Duck
This model is painted for the 3rd Section Leader of Marine Squadron
3 circa 1940. It has the usual FS9 animations plus working tailhook,
transparent sliding canopies, pilot figures, specular color
shine, Nav and Landing lights. The 2D panel and VC are patterned
after an actual photo. By Paul Clawson. 739K |
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FS2004
Avro Type 679 Manchester MkIA.
A twin engined heavy bomber for the RAF. Aircraft of No. 207
Sqdn. Based at Bottesford in Nov. 1941. Repaint friendly version.
Ver. 02, By Edward Cook. 2.8MB |
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FS2004.
Avro Type 679 Manchester MkI.
A twin engined heavy bomber for the RAF. Aircraft of No. 207
Sqdn. Based at Waddington in 1941. Repaint friendly version.
Ver. 02, By Edward Cook. 3MB |
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FS2004/2002
Horten HO XVIII A. In 1944 the RLM issued a requirement
for an aircraft with a range of 11000 km (6835 miles) and a
bomb load of 4000 kg (8818 lbs). This bomber was to be able
to fly from Germany to New York City and back without refueling.
Five of Germany's top aircraft companies had submitted designs,
but none of them met the range requirements for this Amerika
Bomber. Their proposals were redesigned and resubmitted at the
second competition, but nothing had changed. J R Lucariny. 800K |
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FS2004/2002
Focke-Wulf Jager Projekt VII "Flitzer".
In March 1943 Focke-Wulf in Bremen initiated a series of design
studies for single-seat, jet powered fighters. Entwurf 6, also
known as Projekt VI, was approved for mock-up construction in
Febuary 1944. The designation was later changed to Projekt VII
and was given the code name "Flitzer" (Madcap). The mid-fuselage
mounted wings had moderate sweepback (32 degrees), twin booms
and a high mounted tailplane. Created by J R Lucariny. 1.1MB |
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FS2002/FS2004
Arado Ar Project I Luft'46 Art Aircraft Series No.11.
This aircraft was developed as a nightfighter. It had to take
notice of nightfighter Mosquito at the same time as intercepting
the strategic bomber. 30mm machine gun in nose, diagonal machine
gun in the back, and rear machine guns. And, it seems that this
aircraft with the speed that exceeds 800 km/h had domination
very much in the arena of warfare. Three kind of painting examples
are included. by Kazunori Ito. 3MB |
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FS2004
USAF Douglas VC-118A AIR FORCE ONE
Tail-Nr. 53-3240, c/n 44611 in colors as preserved. In presidential
service from 1961 to 1966, since 1978 loaned by U. S. Air Force
Museum to Pima Air & Space Museum. Was actually designated the
official presidential aircraft in the early years of the Kennedy
administration and remained part of the presidential fleet during
the Kennedy-Johnson administration, even though the White House
had acquired a Boeing VC-137. The essential "Air Force One"
for all FS2004 propliner fans. A repaint of Tom Gibson's and
Greg Pepper's great DC-6B by Hans Hermann, Virtual Birds Factory.
2.5MB |
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