FS2004 SAAB-90 Scandia
The SAAB Scandia was a twin-engined airliner intended as a 'DC-3 replacement'. It first flew in 1947, and served with SAS until 1957. The only other user was VASP in Brazil. By Jens B. Kristensen.
- Type:Complete with Base Model
- File: scda10.zip
- Size:20.01 MB
- Scan:
Clean (17d)
- Access:Freeware
- Content:Everyone
Description
Comments The SAAB Scandia was a twin-engined airliner intended as a 'DC-3 replacement'. It first flew in 1947, and served with SAS until 1957. The only other user was VASP in Brazil. By Jens B. Kristensen.
Screenshot of SAAB-90 Scandia in flight.
Sounds:
Based on a DC-6 soundset by Mike Hambly, modified for two engines and converted to FS2004 format, using FS Sound Studio, by myself.
Gauges:
The gauges are to some extent based on default gauges of Flight Simulator FSX or FS2004, most of them modified by me. Other gauges are by myself.
The ILS indicator is based on xml code by Saviero Maurri (Vickers Varsity panel), bitmaps by me.
A number of gauges (mostly switches) are, with permission from Tom Gibson, Cal Classic, based on work by Tom himself, Kevin Trinkle, Ernie Kennedy and Ken 'Mitch' Mitchell.
This plane was made with FSDS 3.5.1, the textures with Paint Shop Pro and DxtBmp.
Images & Screenshots
The archive scda10.zip has 10 files and directories contained within it.
File Contents
This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them.
| Filename/Directory | File Date | File Size |
|---|---|---|
| setup.exe | 10.12.09 | 20.02 MB |
| Image1.jpg | 10.12.09 | 25.09 kB |
| Image2.jpg | 10.12.09 | 25.47 kB |
| kastrup.jpg | 10.12.09 | 188.42 kB |
| Licence.rtf | 10.12.09 | 10.71 kB |
| Readme.txt | 10.13.09 | 1.41 kB |
| FileID.diz | 10.13.09 | 292 B |
| FileID.txt | 10.13.09 | 292 B |
| flyawaysimulation.txt | 10.29.13 | 959 B |
| Go to Fly Away Simulation.url | 01.22.16 | 52 B |
Installation Instructions
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