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FSX Have Blue 1001 F-117 Nighthawk

The 'Have Blue' program was built in the legendary 'Building 82' where the A-12 and U-2 were built earlier. Early on November 16th, 1976 'Have Blue' 1001 was loaded into a C-5A Galaxy and flown out of Burbank to the highly secret Test Facility near Groom Lake, called Area 51.

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  • Type:Complete with Base Model
  • File: rdghb.zip
  • Size:9.84 MB
  • Scan: Clean (0d) Verified clean
  • Access:Freeware
  • Content:Everyone

The 'Have Blue' program was built in the legendary 'Building 82' where the A-12 and U-2 were built earlier. Early on November 16th, 1976 'Have Blue' 1001 was loaded into a C-5A Galaxy and flown out of Burbank to the highly secret Test Facility near Groom Lake, called Area 51.

Project Have Blue in flight.On December 1st, 1977, Skunkworks test pilot Bill Park climbed into the Have Blue prototype with the designation 'HB1001' and took it on its maiden flight out of Area 51.

This is a modified version of Craig Richardson's F117 Nighthawk for Flight Simulator X, painted in the first Have Blue camo paint scheme. Includes pictures and history.

This is a complete aircraft and new panel modified by Mark Rooks/RDG Aircraft.

Images & Screenshots

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A low-polygon stealth aircraft with angular surfaces and tan camouflage flies over a body of water with visible surface texture.A modern fighter jet cockpit displays a head-up display with green symbology, multiple digital panels, and analog instruments while taxiing on a runway.A tan and black angular stealth aircraft with tricycle landing gear is positioned on a runway near a chain-link fence.A low-polygon stealth aircraft with a tan and black camouflage pattern taxis on a runway surrounded by blurred desert terrain.A tan and green camouflaged stealth jet with angular surfaces taxis on a runway near a taxiway intersection and painted markings.A tan and brown camouflage stealth jet with angular surfaces is taxiing on a runway marked with white chevrons and yellow lines.A yellow and black camouflaged stealth aircraft is positioned on a runway intersection marked with the number 15 and yellow taxi lines.A stealth aircraft with angular camouflage paint sits on a runway under a cloudy sky, with buildings visible in the background.A camouflaged stealth aircraft with its landing gear extended climbs above a coastal landscape and turquoise ocean under scattered clouds.A stealth aircraft with angular surfaces and twin tail fins sits on a runway, with airport buildings and hangars in the background.A stealth fighter jet with a tan and green camouflage pattern sits on a runway with its cockpit canopy open.A tan and brown camouflage stealth jet with its canopy open sits on a runway under a partly cloudy sky.A camouflaged stealth aircraft with angular surfaces and extended landing gear flies low above a calm blue ocean.A stealth jet with a tan and black camouflage pattern is taxiing on a runway under a partly cloudy sky.A stealth aircraft with angular surfaces and a tan geometric camouflage pattern flies above water under a mostly cloudy sky.A tan and black angular stealth aircraft with landing gear extended is positioned on a runway under a partly cloudy sky.A stealth aircraft with angular camouflage and illuminated landing lights is positioned on a runway under a sky with scattered clouds.A stealth aircraft with angular surfaces and a tan geometric camouflage pattern flies above scattered clouds and blue ocean water.A tan and black angular stealth aircraft flies above a desert landscape with scattered clouds and distant runways visible below.A stealth aircraft with a tan and black camouflage pattern flies above the clouds under a mostly overcast sky.A delta-wing jet with angular camouflage flies above a layer of light clouds under a mostly overcast sky.A stealth aircraft with angular surfaces and a tan, black, and brown camouflage pattern flies against a partly cloudy sky.A low-polygon stealth aircraft with angular camouflage paint and extended landing gear is shown against a clear sky background.A tan and black angular stealth aircraft with a geometric camouflage pattern flies beneath a partly cloudy sky at altitude.A delta-wing jet with angular desert camouflage flies against a partly cloudy sky, viewed from below and behind the left wing.A stealth aircraft with angular surfaces and a tan geometric camouflage pattern flies level against a backdrop of scattered clouds.

The archive rdghb.zip has 36 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
F-117 Have Blue Project.zip09.02.071019.71 kB
F117 Panel.zip05.28.07775.14 kB
Gauges.zip05.28.074.66 MB
Pic and History.zip09.02.07275.19 kB
Read Me First.txt09.02.07964 B
Screen Shot Have Blue.jpg09.02.07178.69 kB
text1.txt09.02.07731 B
Thumbs.db05.28.075.50 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
Screenshots10.17.190 B
screen-1.jpg10.02.19165.02 kB
screen-10.jpg10.02.19168.39 kB
screen-11.jpg10.02.19233.60 kB
screen-12.jpg10.02.19253.16 kB
screen-13.jpg10.02.19180.59 kB
screen-14.jpg10.02.19127.12 kB
screen-15.jpg10.02.1987.01 kB
screen-16.jpg10.02.1973.40 kB
screen-17.jpg10.02.19137.28 kB
screen-18.jpg10.02.1986.75 kB
screen-19.jpg10.02.19108.55 kB
screen-2.jpg10.02.19122.72 kB
screen-20.jpg10.02.1984.92 kB
screen-21.jpg10.02.1988.46 kB
screen-22.jpg10.02.1987.04 kB
screen-23.jpg10.02.1975.97 kB
screen-24.jpg10.02.19287.53 kB
screen-25.jpg10.02.19118.26 kB
screen-3.jpg10.02.19111.43 kB
screen-4.jpg10.02.19115.95 kB
screen-5.jpg10.02.19136.90 kB
screen-6.jpg10.02.19134.56 kB
screen-7.jpg10.02.19133.46 kB
screen-8.jpg10.02.19133.48 kB
screen-9.jpg10.02.19161.97 kB
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Alton RowellSun, 13 Nov 2022 19:13:33 GMT

A Kelley Johnson bird. A test pilot said they put lead in the nose to give it more stability.

toddstotmanFri, 26 Dec 2008 14:12:29 GMT
I like it alot.
TimmileySun, 03 Aug 2008 18:01:50 GMT
I THINK THIS IS A GOOD PLANE BUT I BOUGHT A MUCH BETTER MODEL AND PANEL AND OTHER FEATURES FOR $20 ONLINE. THE F-117 SHOULD BE IN EVERYONES AIRPLANE FILE BUT THE HISTORY OF THIS ONE IS WORTH HAVING FOR MUCH MORE THAN THE COST OF JOINING US ON THIS WEBSITE. I WOULD PAY $6 FOR THIS ONE.

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