FSX Christen Eagle II LV-RBW

This high-visibility repaint offers a fully red texture set crafted for the IRIS Christen Eagle II payware model in Microsoft Flight Simulator X. The real-world Christen Eagle II is an agile aerobatic biplane known for its symmetrical wing design, providing excellent handling for precision flight routines. This particular livery, designed by Jeff Trozzo, delivers a striking finish reminiscent of vintage showplanes while retaining the modern edge that enthusiasts appreciate.

Key Features of the Repaint

• Authentic Aesthetics: Complete red finish, reflecting LV-RBW’s distinct color scheme.
• Accurate Markings: Features realistic registration details and fuselage markings.
• Optimized for FSX: Specifically developed for use in Microsoft Flight Simulator X with the payware IRIS Christen Eagle II.

Installation Steps and Considerations

1. Locate your Iris Christen Eagle II installation folder.
2. Place the included texture.WHATEVER folder inside the main aircraft directory.
3. Always back up the original aircraft configuration to prevent data loss.
4. Add or modify entries in your aircraft’s aircraft.cfg file, using the lines below. Replace XX with the next available number in your sequence.

[FLTSIM.XX]
TITLE = IRIS CHRISTEN EAGLE II Firestone All Red
SIM = CE_2_FDE
MODEL = CE2
PANEL =
SOUND =
TEXTURE =rbwred
PANEL_ALIAS =
SOUND_ALIAS =
KB_CHECKLISTS =
KB_REFERENCE =
ATC_ID =LV-RBW
ATC_ID_COLOR =
ATC_PARKING_TYPES =
ATC_PARKING_CODE =
UI_MANUFACTURER = CHRISTEN INC.
UI_TYPE = EAGLE II
UI_VARIATION = "LV-RBW All Red"
DESCRIPTION = CHRISTEN EAGLE II AEROBATIC BIPLANE

Important Details

• The payware IRIS Christen Eagle II model is not included—purchase it separately from sources such as our payware store or SimShack.
• This repaint is credited to Jeff Trozzo, whose work highlights the signature lines and contours typical of the Christen Eagle II series.
• The aircraft’s real design places emphasis on balanced flight characteristics, enabling maneuvers like slow rolls and hammerheads with high stability.

Additional Notes

• Make sure your simulator meets the standard performance requirements for running high-detail aerobatic biplanes.
• Backing up your configuration files is essential to avoid unintended overrides.
• If you encounter issues, confirm that you have assigned correct texture folder names and checked the aircraft.cfg entries.