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FSX Martin WB-57F Canberra Updated

The WB57F Canberra was an advanced high-altitude aircraft to gather intelligence worldwide. In the hands of the 58th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron the WB-57 collected information about Soviet and Chinese nuclear weapon tests in the 1960s. Two aircraft still continue to fly with the NASA for hig...

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  • Type:Complete with Base Model
  • File: fsx_wb_57f_canberra.zip
  • Size:14.63 MB
  • Scan: Clean (3d) Verified clean
  • Access:Freeware
  • Content:Everyone
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The WB57F Canberra was an advanced high-altitude aircraft to gather intelligence worldwide. In the hands of the 58th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron the WB-57 collected information about Soviet and Chinese nuclear weapon tests in the 1960s. Two aircraft still continue to fly with the NASA for high-altitude research and earth resource missions. The package features two models, a new basic VC, smoke effects and compatible gauges for the 2D panel. Original model by Kazunori Ito, basic VC and FSX update by Michael Pook.

Screenshot of Martin WB-57F Canberra in flight.

Screenshot of Martin WB-57F Canberra in flight.

Installation:

  • Copy the WB-57F folder into your FSX/ Simobjects/ aircraft directory.
  • Copy the gauges in the gauges folder into your main FSX gauges directory and the smoke effect into your main FSX effects directory.
  • That's it. Enjoy your flight.

Credits go to Kazunori Ito for his model.

Images & Screenshots

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A vintage military cockpit features analog flight instruments, a digital radio panel, and a clear view of the runway under blue skies.A cockpit view shows a yoke, analog flight instruments, and avionics panel with the aircraft positioned on a runway centerline.A white twin-engine research aircraft with NASA markings flies above a layer of clouds, viewed from behind and above.A white twin-engine military jet with USAF markings and swept wings flies over a body of blue water.A white twin-engine research aircraft with NASA markings flies above scattered clouds, showing swept wings and a tandem cockpit configuration.

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The archive fsx_wb_57f_canberra.zip has 44 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
FSX_WB_57F_Canberra01.16.140 B
2D panel.jpg01.16.14448.48 kB
fx_smoke_B47.fx12.19.035.79 kB
Gauges01.16.140 B
Cessna208.gau06.12.032.71 MB
Concorde.CAB08.24.092.21 MB
E3F.CAB12.02.131.06 MB
f-5a.cab02.03.121.20 MB
Fouga_Instr.gau07.25.077.84 MB
Hunter_T.CAB06.25.09687.56 kB
kingair.gau03.24.122.47 MB
t2.cab05.18.12922.66 kB
T2GAU.cab02.25.12974.08 kB
General Dynamics Canberra-57F01.16.140 B
Aircraft.cfg01.16.1411.79 kB
MODEL.NASA01.16.140 B
Model.cfg01.15.1428 B
WB-57F-VC.mdl01.15.14698.85 kB
WB-57F.mdl08.27.03698.85 kB
model.USAF01.16.140 B
Model.cfg01.16.1428 B
WB-57F-VC.mdl01.16.14700.40 kB
WB-57F.mdl08.27.03700.40 kB
panel01.16.140 B
MAIN_PANEL.BMP01.16.14769.05 kB
PANEL.CFG01.16.142.78 kB
sound01.16.140 B
Sound.cfg01.16.1431 B
TEXTURE.NASA01.16.140 B
Fuse01.bmp08.27.031.00 MB
Pilot.bmp01.16.144.00 MB
thumbnail.jpg01.16.1428.19 kB
Wing01.bmp08.27.031.00 MB
texture.USAF01.16.140 B
Fuse01.bmp08.27.031.00 MB
PILOT.BMP01.16.144.00 MB
thumbnail.JPG08.27.0376.59 kB
Wing01.bmp08.25.031.00 MB
WB-57F.Air08.23.038.29 kB
Readme.txt01.16.141.14 kB
thumbnail.jpg01.16.14142.68 kB
thumbnail_vc.jpg01.16.14277.10 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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