FS2004 European Airlines Boeing 747-200 G-BDXH

Boeing 747-200, registration G-BDXH, black & blue. Model designed by C. Vincent Cho and Yosuke Ube from Project Open Sky, FDE designed by Nick Peterson, repaint done by Nicholas Wilkinson. Includes latest FDE and effects.

This variant of the 747 features increased fuel capacity and more powerful engines, giving it greater range and maximum take-off weight (MTOW), necessary for European overseas routes. Originally fitted with Pratt & Whitney engines, they were upgraded to both GE and Rolls-Royce engines later. Entering service in 1971, this version featured a stretched upper deck, allowing for additional passenger seats. The 747 was an offshoot of lessons Boeing learned from its development of the massive C5-A Galaxy transport for the USAF. A total of 393 of the 747-200 were produced by the end of the production run in 1991, and there were also 12 military variants deployed. Most large carriers have retired them, but many remain operational.

Model Designer : C. Vincent Cho
Flight Dynamics Designer : Warren C,Daniel
FDE Advisor's : Nick Peterson, Simon Ng Hin Tat
Quality Control : Simon Ng Hin Tat
Tested : Project-Opensky Members
Master textures : C. Vincent Cho
Painted : Nicholas Wilkinson

Features (in depth):

• Dynamic Shine.
• 3D Wheel.
• CA on L1 and L2 Door.
• Fully animated control surfaces.
• Fully independent suspension.
• Main gear steering.
• Trim Animation.
• Opening Passenger, Cargo Doors.
• Dynamic flexing wings.
• Animated tilting bogies.
• Rolling wheels.
• Animated thrust reversers.
• Fully reflective textures (each part has different degree of reflection based on material.)
• Accurate flight dynamics (accurate FDE with full profiles for wheels, tires, struts, leading/trialing struts, engine types ... Tested by real pilots.)
• Accurate spoiler animation.
• Detailed textures.
• Full night lighting.
• Visible landing lights from the thingypit.
• Reflective thingypit windows.
• Crash affects.
• Transparent Nav light lenses.

Install:

1. Just unzip the file and send the Aircrafts folder to the FS2004 AIRCRAFT FOLDER.