FS2002/4 UNS McDonald Douglas F4-II Phantom

The F-4 Phantom II was a twin-engine, all-weather, fighter-bomber. The aircraft could perform three tactical air roles air superiority, in terdiction and close air support as it did in southeast Asia. First flown in May 1958, the Phantom II originally was developed for U.S. Navy fleet defense and...

The F-4 Phantom II was a twin-engine, all-weather, fighter-bomber. The aircraft could perform three tactical air roles air superiority, in terdiction and close air support as it did in southeast Asia. First flown in May 1958, the Phantom II originally was developed for U.S. Navy fleet defense and entered service in 1961.Powerplant: two 17,900-lb afterburning thrust GE J79-GE-17 Designed by: Rey Lopez

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File Contents

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Filename/Directory	File Date	File Size
texture	02.20.03	0 B
FUSE1.bmp	11.14.02	65.05 kB
FUSE2.bmp	11.14.02	65.05 kB
FUSE_CONE.bmp	11.14.02	65.05 kB
MISC.bmp	11.14.02	65.05 kB
WINGS.bmp	11.16.02	257.05 kB
ENGINE_INTAKE_GUARDS.bmp	11.14.02	65.05 kB
ELEVATORS.bmp	11.14.02	257.05 kB
MISC2.bmp	11.14.02	1.00 MB
FIN.bmp	11.14.02	65.05 kB
pilot.bmp	11.16.02	65.05 kB
Tire.bmp	07.06.02	257.05 kB
dashboard_lm.bmp	06.30.02	257.05 kB
WINGS_TOP.bmp	11.16.02	257.05 kB
FUSE1_INNER.bmp	11.16.02	65.05 kB
PAN02.bmp	11.14.02	33.05 kB
VC_PANEL.bmp	11.15.02	65.05 kB
ENGINE_REAR.bmp	11.14.02	65.05 kB
ENGINE_FRONT.bmp	11.14.02	65.05 kB
FUSE3.bmp	11.14.02	65.05 kB
COMP_FUSE.bmp	11.16.02	1.33 MB
model	02.20.03	0 B
Model.cfg	08.03.02	33 B
f4-4ii no 2318.mdl	04.17.03	1.10 MB
Aircraft.cfg	02.20.03	7.83 kB
F4-4II NO 2318.air	11.16.02	13.19 kB
panel	02.20.03	0 B
panel.cfg	11.15.02	2.90 kB
Thumbs.db	05.10.02	18.00 kB
Gauges.zip	05.10.02	1.30 MB
Sabre.bmp	05.10.01	769.05 kB
sound	02.20.03	0 B
Sound.cfg	02.20.03	30 B
A-RLF-4J	02.20.03	0 B
flyawaysimulation.txt	10.29.13	959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url	01.22.16	52 B

Editorial

The McDonald Douglas F4-II Phantom is one of those aircraft that comes with a very interesting style, and has that specific history and purpose that means when you step foot into the cockpit you will more or less know what you need to do!

As a package, this will give you all the help that you need to make the fantasy of flying around in a Phantom a reality as this does the perfect job of capturing that feeling.

This twin-engine, all-weather fighter/bomber aircraft provides you with the precision and the power needed to really feel what an aircraft has in the way of power.

The aircraft has the performance and the ability to perform three separate tactical roles within a military battle, though, so you will find that you are flying a highly versatile and effective aircraft that can more or less take care of any problem.

From strafing runs to taking out armor and fortified positions, the Phantom has been a prominent military fighter for many years. Having watched more than my fair share of documentaries on this aircraft I decided to try it out via this package and see what I made of it in terms of a specific form of fighter.

It might be close to 50 years old but the fighter itself still brings a range of different positives to the table. Or a start, it’s capable of providing both offensive and defensive capabilities as it can serve as a tool for close air combat and also attacks from afar.

As far as aircraft goes in terms of military versatility, few aircraft can live up to the fine repetition of the Phantom. If you have never had the chance to fly one in the past then you will need to try this mod out, as it does everything necessary to make it feel authentic. I’m a big fan of using aircraft built on tier real-life counterparts and this really does capture the dynamics and the overall precision of the real thing just perfectly.

I was hugely impressed from the offset and the fact that I’ve been using FS2004 more than FSX in the last week or so to try this out just shows you how much I think of the detail and the overall job done by the team working on it. A spectacular job carried out by some rather spectacular people!

I would hugely recommend this, really – it does the Phantom total justice which can be a hard thing to do with such a demanding, challenging craft.

Adam McEnroe

Adam McEnroe is a flight sim enthusiast who has been simming since the days of FS95. Adam writes all of the download section editorials after testing each of the files. Adam has extensive knowledge using various flight simulator packages and thoroughly tests the files before writing about them. Adam also like to fly real-world aircraft in his spare time and is training for his PPL.

Should you wish, you can contact Adam via email at adam@flyawaysimulation.com.

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