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FSX/FS2004
Douglas DC-4 Sabena Textures only.
This aircraft, OO-CBI, was built post-war as a Douglas DC-4-1009
airliner, delivered to Sabena in 1947.It had a long carreer
with Sabena and later the United Nations and Air Congo. Sabena
commenced a Bruxelles - New York service via Shannon and Gander
with DC-4s on 4. june 1947. By Jens B. Kristensen. 2.3MB |
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FSX/FS2004
Douglas DC-4 UAL Textures only.
This aircraft, NC30052, entered sevice with United Air Lines
in 1946. You must download and install the DC-4 model for FSX
/ FS2004 (requires DC4_V21.zip above) to use these files. By
Jens B. Kristensen. 2.5MB |
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FSX/FS2004
Douglas DC-4 TWA Textures only. This aircraft, N34577, was
built as a C-54B, and converted post-war to a DC-4 airliner
for Trans World Airlines, TWA. In its later years it was used
as a freighter. You must download and install the DC-4 model
for FSX / FS2004 (requires DC4_V21.zip above) to use these files.
By Jens B. Kristensen. 2.5MB |
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FS2004/FSX
Yak-11 racer Czech Mate.
Hanging a big American engine on the front of a relatively small
airframe like the Yak-11, a former Soviet Yak-11 trainer, makes
this diminutive Russian trainer go very fast indeed. At the
2003 National Championship Air Races Sherman Smoot clocked 445.617
MPH in the Gold Final Race . Complete aircraft by A.F.Scrub.
4.6MB |
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FSX
Polikarpov Po-2 (U-2) Package.
During the 'Great Patriotic War' (World War II), PO-2’s
were used for close air support, bombing and night harassment
raids. These raids were emulated a decade later in the Korean
War when North Koreans would fly low at night and drop hand-grenades
on our troops - again in PO-2’s. Author - V. Zhyhulskiy
. Updated for Fsx Sp2 by the Nor-Cal Prop Club. 5.1MB |
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FSX
Fairchild Model 91 Package.
Built in 1934/35 to meet a requirement for Pan Am for an amphibian
flying boat suitable for operations in South America Amazon
and Chinese Yangtse regions and up to 8 passengers could be
carried in the hull. Some sources say 6 were built (2 going
to Pan Am and 2 to private buyers and 2 to Japan) while others
say 8 were built but I am pretty sure that actually 7 or 9,
including the prototype, were built with a pair serving for
Pan Am, a pair for Brazil, two for Japan and two sold to private
buyers, of which one was later used by the RAF in Egypt. The
confusion could lie in the fact that the Brazillian pair and
the Pan Am pair were the same (ie: Pan Am serving out of Brazil).
The original prototype served with the Spanish Nationalists
after they captured it off the Republicans during the Civil
war years and the RAF also used one in Egypt as an Air and Sea
Rescue type.Model, VC Panel, Panel, flight dynamics By Chris
Herring. FSX Sp2 / Xp Tested Prop sound new texture and more
updated by the Nor-Cal Prop Club. 36MB |
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FSX
Boeing F4B-4 Package. The
Boeing F4B-4 was the last fixed gear biplane fighter in the
US Navy inventory. This model is painted for Squadron VF-3 assigned
to the USS Ranger CV-4. It was designed in FSDSv3.51 and compiled
with Xtomdl into FSX SP-2. The textures are .dds format. It
has the usual animations plus an operating tail hook. The 2D
panel and VC are based on a photo and the VC has operating instruments
plus animated flight controls. By Paul Clawson. 1.8MB |
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FSX
Vickers Type 440 Wellington MkX Package.
A twin engined Medium Bomber. Aircraft of No. 428 (Ghost) Sqdn.
RCAF. Based at Dalton in early 1943. Full VC and all Clickable
By Edward Cook . Sp2 / Xp Tested. Updated for fsx by the Nor-Cal
Prop Club. 17.4MB |
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FS2004/FSX
Lavochkin La-11.
The La-11 was developed from a long line of Lavochkin aircraft
and first flew in 1944. It was an excellent front line fighter
aircraft during the latter stages of WW2. Powered by a 1,850hp
ASh-82FN radial engine it had a top speed of 420 mph at altitude.
The La-11 was supplied in some numbers to both the Chinese and
the North Korean air forces, and saw operational use during
the Korean conflict. It was finally phased out of first line
VVS service in the early 'fifties. The La-11 became the last
generation of Soviet piston fighters — the jet age had
begun. Complete plane by A.F. Scrub. 6.7MB |
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FS2004/FSX
Gloster Grebe biplane fighter.
The Gloster Grebe was a single seat biplane fighter with fabric-covered
wooden structure and twin Vickers machine gun armament. It was
powered by the 400 hp Armstrong Siddeley Jaguar. Top speed was
162 mph (261 km/h). The Grebe was very agile, but suffered from
wing flutter, which lead to all RAF aircraft being modified
with additional wing struts. Complete GMAX model by A.F.Scrub.
5.1MB |
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