The Historic Jetliners Group's first 2007 update has many offerings, including many Boeing 707 repaints, enhanced B707/720 panel/gauge sets and much more. For full details, click on Read More.
Christmas has passed .... 2007's here .... and with it arrives HJG's first update for the year!
Comprised of a host of both new and enhanced files, latest masterpices by these classic jetliner specialists have been released through a number of progressive web site updates throughout the month of January.
Featured among new files this month are a selection of B707 repaints representing some interesting liveries from Asian, European, Middle Eastern, North African and American regions .... including a rare Chinese operated B707-320C, an extremly rare British B707-420 which serviced bustling IT travel markets during the early 1970's, along with an even rarer B707-320B tanker livery. Other new repaints this month include some B720-B's featuring classic airline liveries from Asian, and South American regions, along with an extremly rare East African DC8-62. Last but by no means least too is a new USAF liveried NKC135-E .... all uploaded for your "FREE" FS enjoyment.
Constant improvement/refinement/upgrading of all its current products rather than releasing scores of new files each month is a major resolve of the new HISTORIC JETLINERS GROUP.
Among upgraded files for January are the latest enhancements of George CARTY's popular B707/720 panels/gauges sets .... now featuring dual ADF, and functioning weather radar units (FSUIPC V3.50 + dependant), as well subtle improvements to panel bitmaps and gauge performances. HJG's repaints of nostalgic Pan American B707-120 and B707-120B Clipper Ships from the early 1960's era have also been upgraded. "AEROMUSICA" P&W JT3D-3B and P&W JT3D-7 soundpacks for B707/720 & DC8 have also each recieved subtle attention whilst its RR CONWAY soundpacks for B707-420 & DC8-40 have undergone major transformation.
To review the very latest and greatest in classic jetliner freeware for FS visit the HISTOTRIC JETLINERS GROUP web site at the following address:
http://www.simviation.com/hjg/
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