This FSX/P3D collection includes models of the F.8 fighter and the FR.9 fighter-reconnaissance variants, in a total of 12 liveries. The detailed virtual cockpit features simple autopilot functionality, simulated UV cockpit lighting and a retractable reticle gunsight. Other features include selectable wing fuel tanks or wing-mounted (non-operational) rockets (rockets non-operational), an authentic sound set and selectable identification light colours.
FEATURES
- Accurate and detailed versions of the F.8 fighter and FR.9 fighter-reconnaissance variants
- Detailed cockpit
- 12 high quality liveries and an included Paint Kit
- Authentic sounds
- Retractable reticle gunsight
- Selectable wing fuel tanks or wing-mounted rocket load-outs (rockets non-operational)
- Simulated UV cockpit lighting
- Selectable colors for identification lights
- Simple autopilot function available
- Easy to operate and fly
- External battery cart
- Full animations
- PDF manual that includes a tutorial at Gloucester Staverton Airport on the operation and handling of the aircraft.
- WF714 of No. 500 Sqn Royal Auxiliary Air Force, West Malling, Kent, 1953
- EG-10 MN-S of 350 Smaldeel, Belgian Air Force, 1950s
- FS4440 of the Brazilian Air Force, now resident at the TAM Aviation Museum
- A77870 of the Royal Australian Air Force 'Meteorites' aerobatic team
- A77851 of 77 Sqn Royal Australian Air Force - the famous 'Halestorm' flown by flown by Sgt George Hale during the Korean War and credited with two MiG kills in 1953. A Mk.8 has been restored to replicate the famous fighter and is currently the only Meteor F.8 still flying.
- A7717 of 77 Sqn Royal Australian Air Force, Korea, 1953
- VZ467 Meteor F.8 of 615 Sqn (County of Surrey) Royal Auxiliary Air Force. This particular aircraft and scheme was prepared for a flypast to celebrate Winston Churchill’s birthday, but due to a fuel crisis the flypast never actually took place.
- WK 681 F.8 of No.65 Sqn, RAF Aerobatic Team based at Duxford in December of 1953
Meteor FR.9
- WZ603 of No. 8 Sqn RAF, Sharjah May, Oman, 1960
- WZ956 of No. 208 Sqn RAF, Ta Qali (Malta) (Operation Musketeer), 1956
- FR-36 Meteor of 117 Tajeset, Israeli Defence Force, 1955. It was in this aircraft that Capt. Aharon Yeoli shot down two Egyptian De Havilland Vampires to score the IDF’s first jet kill. How ironic was it that the victims that fell to his guns were also iconic early British jet fighters?
- WL 263 of No. 208 Squadron RAF, Nicosia, Cyprus, 1956
System Requirements:
- Flight Simulator X (Acceleration, Gold or SP2 required), FSX: Steam Edition or P3D v1, v2, v3
- 2.5GHz or any Dual Core
- 2.0GB RAM
- 512MB graphics card
- Windows 10 / 8 / 7, Vista / XP
- 840MB hard drive space
