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FS2004/2002 AVRO Vulcan B.Mk2 /B.Mk2A RAF

Avro Vulcan B.Mk2 and B.Mk2A bring Cold War RAF strike history to FS2004 and FS2002 with three distinct models and four paint options, from anti-flash white carrying Blue Steel to low-level camouflage schemes. Loadouts include Blue Steel and AGM-45, and the virtual cockpit complements authentic bomber presence.

4 star rating 3.9/5 (7) 3.8K downloads FS2004
  • Type:Complete with Base Model
  • File: vulcanb2.zip
  • Size:3.2 MB
  • Scan: Clean (8d) Verified clean
  • Access:Freeware
  • Content:Everyone
Description 6 comments
During the Cold War years, the Vulcan was allocated the role of a high level, stand-off attack bomber and was painted in pure white to reflect nuclear 'flash'. From the 1960's onward, as Soviet air defences improved, the attack profile was changed to low-level penetration and the more familiar camouflage markings were adopted. 3 models and 4 paint examples are included in this file. (B.Mk2 white paint with Blue Steel nuclear missile / B.Mk2A overall dark camouflage and sand camoufage paint without option / B.Mk2A bright camouflage paint with AGM-45 missile) by Kazunori Ito.

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A white delta-wing military aircraft with Royal Air Force roundels flies above a coastal landscape with water and land visible below.A delta-wing military aircraft with brown and white camouflage and roundel markings flies above a dark blue ocean surface.

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The archive vulcanb2.zip has 71 files and directories contained within it.

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
Avro Vulcan09.01.040 B
Aircraft.cfg09.01.049.79 kB
model.C09.01.040 B
Model.cfg08.27.0425 B
Vulcan.mdl08.29.041.25 MB
panel09.01.040 B
Main_Panel.bmp09.01.04769.05 kB
PANEL.CFG09.01.041.68 kB
Autopilot.bmp10.02.987.74 kB
sound09.01.040 B
Sound.cfg08.24.0432 B
texture.C09.01.040 B
Fuselage.bmp08.31.041.00 MB
PILOT.BMP08.27.04257.05 kB
Engine.bmp08.31.04257.05 kB
Wing01.bmp08.31.041.00 MB
Wing02.bmp08.31.04257.05 kB
Vulcan.air08.31.049.00 kB
model.B09.01.040 B
Model.cfg08.27.0425 B
Vulcan.mdl08.29.041.32 MB
model.N09.01.040 B
Model.cfg08.27.0425 B
Vulcan.mdl08.29.041.27 MB
texture.B09.01.040 B
Engine.bmp08.29.04257.05 kB
Fuselage.bmp08.29.041.00 MB
PILOT.BMP08.27.04257.05 kB
Wing01.bmp08.29.041.00 MB
Wing02.bmp08.29.04257.05 kB
texture.N09.01.040 B
Engine.bmp08.28.04257.05 kB
Fuselage.bmp08.29.041.00 MB
PILOT.BMP08.27.04257.05 kB
Wing01.bmp08.28.041.00 MB
Wing02.bmp08.28.04257.05 kB
texture.C209.01.040 B
Engine.bmp09.01.04257.05 kB
Fuselage.bmp09.01.041.00 MB
PILOT.BMP08.27.04257.05 kB
Wing01.bmp09.01.041.00 MB
Wing02.bmp09.01.04257.05 kB
Gauges09.01.040 B
CFR_c130att.gau07.17.01305.50 kB
CFR_1_airspeed.gau08.10.01142.00 kB
f_alt.gau03.06.9930.50 kB
Fouga_vsi.gau02.25.02103.00 kB
Fouga_bendix_king_adf.gau04.09.02242.00 kB
Aoa-1.gau10.16.9814.50 kB
f15j_compass.gau03.06.9944.00 kB
HP61.DG.gau11.14.98242.00 kB
Fouga_fuel.gau04.10.02100.00 kB
CFR_n1-1.gau07.14.01167.00 kB
CFR_n1-2.gau07.14.01167.00 kB
CFR_n1-3.gau07.14.01167.00 kB
CFR_n1-4.gau07.14.01167.00 kB
cf707EGT1.gau10.09.01128.00 kB
cf707EGT2.gau10.09.01128.00 kB
cf707EGT3.gau10.08.01128.00 kB
cf707EGT4.gau10.08.01128.00 kB
t4_gear2.gau03.06.9939.00 kB
hs125.spoiler.gau08.20.0045.00 kB
Fouga_Flaps.gau04.10.02118.50 kB
f15j_radio.gau03.06.9950.00 kB
b52v2.Autopilot.GAU07.29.01100.50 kB
File_ID.DIZ09.01.041.19 kB
README.txt09.01.045.99 kB
Vulcan01.JPG09.01.04103.64 kB
Vulcan02.JPG09.01.04101.08 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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GeorgeSat, 20 Jun 2015 14:40:13 GMT

Nice plane! Sadly, there is no sound for me but I don't know if anyone else has sound! Also, the cockpit looks terrible! It's nice to fly though.

Brian BaylissThu, 29 Nov 2012 13:54:05 GMT

Hi this has a disaster start, with the crash at Heathrow, Armstrong Withworh as it was then had the contract to upgrade then, into mk1b including the blue steak modification. I worked on the flight line after these modifications were completed and I did per-flight test one, also I worked on the one that went to the Falklands.

phezoidFri, 28 Dec 2007 14:51:26 GMT
Nice to fty "bit Like A Cow"...!
sammymachineTue, 15 May 2007 13:49:37 GMT
This is a very good programe the aircraft cockpit is not great, but the aircraft handles well, even I can land this aircraft, it compares much better with other sims of this aircraft that I have tried.
StunningMon, 12 Feb 2007 20:12:00 GMT
A good looking aircraft, but the interior needs attention. Oh yeah, and it flies like a brick.
zulu-dogMon, 10 Jul 2006 16:51:05 GMT
exelent plane! but cockpit isn't good enought

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