Boeing B-52 Full Package

PreviewThe other day, it corrected about the size of the wheel door promised at the time of a release, and a tire, and created also about B-52H with demand. Furthermore, although needlessness was thought from my direction, I was allowed to carry out preparation of the typical thing about X projects. Rec...

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Type
Complete with Base Model
Download hits
20.1K
Compatibility
FSX/FS2004
Filename
b52dgh_x.zip
File size
32.37 MB
Virus Scan
Scanned 17 days ago (clean)
Access to file
Free (Freeware)
Content Rating
Everyone
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Rated 4 out of 5 stars by 2 PRO members.

The other day, it corrected about the size of the wheel door promised at the time of a release, and a tire, and created also about B-52H with demand. Furthermore, although needlessness was thought from my direction, I was allowed to carry out preparation of the typical thing about X projects. Recommendation panel: Mr. Ken Mitchell's panel.(b52km_pa.zip) GMAX model by Yaetsu Yoshimitsu, Flight Dynamics by Hiroaki Kubota.

This also works with FSX (our video below shows this add-on working in FSX).

Prolonged download, serious thank you for your work.

  1. Since layer management was inadequate, about the base texture, it was difficult to make. Please forgive.
  2. There is no virtual cockpit. It cannot make from an inexperienced person for the time being. Only "XB type" made gauge-less VC for practice. (It does not appear in FS2002)
  3. A default B747 400 panel and sound sets are used. Recommendation panel: Mr. Ken Mitchell's panel.(b52km_pa.zip)
  4. Some areas like interior and exterior of the aircraft, under carriage etc., lighting equipment, the actual unit, camouflage pattern and colors has been designed/painted to some extent using my imagination.
  5. In relation with the height difference, the engine smoke is operated by using the lights (strobe light).

The installation method.

  • Please etract the folder of B-52 into the aircraft folders(B-52_GMAX and B-52H_GMAX) of FS9.
  • If you would like to see the engine smoke effect, please place the "fx_smoke_B52.fx"and"fx_smoke_B52H.fx" in the Effects folder.
  • If you would like to use this as an AI aircraft, be sure to use the "aircraft.cfg"included in the "AI_aircraft" folder.

Images & Screenshots

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The archive b52dgh_x.zip has 166 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

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Editorial

The Boeing B-52 carries that thunder in the skies, the one that lets you know you are probably about to be hit by a proverbial thunderstorm. As an aircraft I’ve seen in movies and documentaries time and time again, it’s one of the most prominent strategic bombers ever built and the chance to actually fly one in FSX was something I simply was not able to turn down.

Preview screenshot

Whilst not a fan of the whole bombing fan, I love the structure and design of these pieces of modern aviation madness – they help show us just what the future is going to hold if we can move towards researching planes instead of bombs!

It was first designed in the 1950s, but it hasn’t stopped it from maintain a rather terrifying reputation ever since as a plane not to be trifled with. To be able to hop into the cockpit of some serious aviation history was great fun, and the attention o detail throughout the whole package is really worth searching out.

Perhaps somewhat spoiled by the quality of the community, I always expect the best from using a flight simulator download and this really did not let me down at all.

It creates that “final boss” feel that the B-52 evidentially carries, and is able to capture the massive size and style of the aircraft .the fact it’s still in service today probably lets you know that although we have stealth bombers and various other futuristic-style aircraft, people still value the power of a good old fashioned bomber that isn’t too worried about being noticed!

Not every bombing run is built on espionage, and the massive B-52 Bomber really paved the way for a more brazen kind of aircraft.

It’s probably part of the reason I’m so taken by it; why wouldn’t like to be able to get into the cockpit of such a large piece of aviation history? If you enjoy the historical side of flying in a simulator as much as the actual flying side of things, like me, then you’ll absolutely love this project.

The attention to detail is first rate and makes it so much easier for you to just get involved and enjoy what you are seeing in front of you. It’s great to be able to applaud this kind of creative genius, especially when it’s based on something which is so incredibly cool!

Looking to experience something a bit more radical than the usual, more “domestic” aircraft out there then you might want to take charge of the B-52. It feels markedly different to many aircraft that are similar to it in size due to the fact its cockpit also carries the commands for a staggering array of weapons to drop on, well, anyone!

Being able to fly something so different to what I’m used to was an excellent challenge; it really made me put myself forward and look at the best way to work with aircraft that I’d never encountered before using FSX.

Adam McEnroe

Adam McEnroe

Adam McEnroe is a flight sim enthusiast who has been simming since the days of FS95. Adam writes all of the download section editorials after testing each of the files. Adam has extensive knowledge using various flight simulator packages and thoroughly tests the files before writing about them. Adam also like to fly real-world aircraft in his spare time and is training for his PPL.

Should you wish, you can contact Adam via email at adam@flyawaysimulation.com.

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