FSX FH1 Phantom Blue Angels

Fictional Blue Angels-inspired FH-1 Phantom brings an early Navy jet to life in FSX with a clean Ship Number One repaint over Kazunori Ito’s modified model. Expect classic lines, period-style markings, and a cohesive virtual cockpit presentation suited to display flying and formation practice, blending heritage aesthetics with smooth sim handling.

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FH1 Phantom Blue Angels

3.8/5 • 889 downloads • 1.38 MB • Clean (30d)

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This is Kazunori Ito's FH1 Phantom Modified and Repainted for FSX.. The United States Navy's Demonstration Team " The Blue Angels " Aircraft Painted is Ship Number One..The Blue Angels never used the FH1 Phantom.. The Blue Angels first flew Hellcats and Bearcats then transitioned into it's first jet the F9F2 Panther.. Fictional Paint Scheme by Mark " Fireball " Rooks Of RSDG

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
FH-1 Blue Angel 1.zip	01.03.07	988.82 kB
gauges	01.02.07	0 B
F-86D Gauges.cab	09.30.05	296.31 kB
Read Me First.txt	01.02.07	794 B
Screenshot.jpg	01.03.07	164.57 kB
text1.txt	01.03.07	383 B
Thumbs.db	01.03.07	6.00 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

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