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CHRS: IBMPC 2
PID: ALLFIX+ 6.00.18 B921F76F
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Flight Model by Bill Alderson. Moving
Parts by Joel Branchu Repainted by Byron
Q. MacRae Repainted by Byron Q. MacRae
F78BV101.ZIP 675,676 FS2000 Vickers Standard VC-10 British
Airways 1975 . G-ARVM Now preserved at
Cosford. Fully animated with all the
frills . FSDS Model Animation Paint by
David Maltby. FSDS Model Animation Paint
by David Maltby.
FB6BC111.ZIP 471,814 FS2000 BAC 1-11 416EK Cambrian Late 1972
Orange Livery G-AVOF. Version 3 of the
model with more realistic flaps. Painted
by Rick Piper. FSDS Model Animation by
David Maltby. FSDS Model Animation by
David Maltby.
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FF4BGTRC.ZIP 57,292 Api Macro of a Electric Baggage Truck as
used extensively at Heathrow airport by
all airlines this one is in BA colours.
They are allowed to tow a maximum of 4
baggage trollys. Designed by Paul Roberts
for FS2000 using FSDS. by Paul Roberts
for FS2000 using FSDS.
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F82BYBLZ.ZIP 1,052,966 CFS2/FS2000 This is a fictitous PBJ-1 of
the US navy called Baby Blue in standard
navy colors as it would have appeared in
the PTO sometime in 1944. over 700 PBJ s
were received by the US Navy and a good
amount were re-issued to the US Marines
as land based bombers. Althought this was
it s primary role they also served with
the US Navy on ASW Anti-Submarine Warfare
patrols. The Navy issued these with
special radar and replaced the standard
bomb racks with racks to carry Depth
Charges and torpedos. There was no other
apparent reason for the Navy to receive
these aircraft other then that there was
such an abundant supply of them from the
Army that the Navy and Marines were
willing to try their luck with these
aircraft based upon their succesful war
record. Original Model Design by Roger
Dial. Flight model by Bruce Thorson.
Sound by Mike Hambly. Repaint by J-P
Demmerle CFS2/FS2000 This is a fictitous
PBJ-1 of the US navy called Baby Blue in
standard navy colors as it would have
appeared in the PTO sometime in 1944.
over 700 PBJ s were received by the US
Navy and a good amount were re-issued to
the US Marines as land based bombers.
Althought this was it s primary role they
also served with the US Navy on ASW
Anti-Submarine Warfare patrols. The Navy
issued these with special radar and
replaced the standard bomb racks with
racks to carry Depth Charges and
torpedos. There was no other apparent
reason for the Navy to receive these
aircraft other then that there was such
an abundant supply of them from the Army
that the Navy and Marines were willing to
try their luck with these aircraft based
upon their succesful war record. Original
Model Design by Roger Dial. Flight model
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